Jahmali

Jahmali, born Ryan Thomas in Clarendon, Jamaica, is a respected reggae vocalist known for his soulful voice and thoughtful lyrics. Moving to Kingston as a young man, he first studied and taught before turning to music, catching the attention of legendary producers like Donovan Germain (Penthouse Records) and Bobby Digital (Digital B Records). Jahmali’s debut album "El Shaddai" (1998) and the follow-up "Treasure Box" (2000) established him as a standout artist in the roots reggae scene, with notable singles such as "21st Century," "Cry People," and "Every Man’s Burden". He has collaborated with icons like Buju Banton and toured internationally, while recent releases—including the acclaimed "Pleasant Place" album—showcase his ongoing commitment to musical diversity and spiritual themes.

Throughout his career, Jahmali has been recognized for his ability to blend traditional roots, rock, and reggae, working with top producers and musicians to create music that resonates with audiences worldwide. His latest work continues to earn praise for its uplifting messages and captivating sound, reinforcing his reputation as a passionate advocate for the power of reggae music.