Biggie Irie, whose real name is Geoffrey Cordle, is a vibrant personality in the Caribbean music scene, best known for his contributions to the soca genre. Hailing from the beautiful island of Barbados, Biggie Irie's music is a celebration of life, rhythm, and the infectious spirit of his homeland. His deep, soulful voice has become synonymous with the festive sounds that score the annual Crop Over Festival, where he has been a staple figure for many years.

Over the years, Biggie Irie has cultivated a dedicated fan base, both regionally and internationally, with hits that resonate beyond the shores of Barbados. With recent releases such as "Send Somebody" and "Tight Squeeze Riddim," he continues to demonstrate his versatility and appeal, blending traditional soca rhythms with contemporary sounds. His song "Country" adds to his repertoire with its catchy hooks, while tracks like "Rehab" and "Money Well Spent" stand as testaments to his lyrical depth and the soulful undertones in his music. With "Get Over," Biggie Irie offers listeners a compelling invitation to rise above their challenges, and through "Where is the Love?", he sends out a universal call for compassion and unity. His anthology, "An Introduction To…biggie Irie," is an excellent showcase of his journey as an artist and a testament to his enduring impact on Caribbean music.