Dillinger, born Lester Bullocks on January 25, 1953, in Kingston, Jamaica, is a prominent figure in the world of reggae and is best known for his deejay-ing and toasting abilities, which have solidified his standing in the roots reggae scene. He burst onto the international stage in the mid-1970s with his influential album "CB 200" and the global hit "Cocaine in My Brain," which resonated with audiences for its catchy rhythm and candid portrayal of the era's social issues.

Throughout his career, Dillinger has been recognized for his sharp lyrical wit and his ability to interweave social commentary with the infectious grooves of reggae. His work has often captured the struggle and spirit of the Jamaican experience, earning him a revered spot in the pantheon of reggae deejays. Over the years, he has released a series of albums and singles that have showcased his growth and adaptability within the genre. Albums like "Natty Dread a Bionic" showcase his deep roots in Rastafarian culture, while "Dillinger Vs Trinity - Clash" highlights his penchant for engaging in the competitive and collaborative nature of deejay battles — a staple in reggae and dancehall music. With a career spanning several decades, Dillinger has remained a vital force in reggae, continually releasing music that resonates with fans, including recent works like "Ghetto Champion" and "Love Your Life," which demonstrate his ongoing relevance and commitment to the genre.

Genres

Dub

Reggae

Roots Reggae

Latest Release

Natty Dread a Bionic

Dillinger

Album - 18 Tracks - Released November 3, 2023