It would be nearly impossible to imagine dancehall and reggae without GRAMMY® Award-winning Jamaican legend Buju Banton. His catalog boasts classics such as Mr. Mention [1992], Voice of Jamaica [1993], the Gold-certified Til’ Shiloh [1995], Friends For Life [2003], and Before The Dawn [2010]—which garnered a GRAMMY® Award in the category of “Best Reggae Album.” Throughout an illustrious career, he impressively eclipsed Bob Marley’s record for #1 hits by delivering seminal smashes a la “Batty Rider” and “Love Me Brownin.” Moreover, he has notably collaborated with everyone from Beres Hammond and Stephen Marley to Nipsey Hussle and DJ Khaled whose 2019 Platinum-certified chart-dominating Father of Asahd featured Buju Banton on two tracks. Beyond launching his own label Gargamel Music, he continues to give back to the world around him, sheltering over 120 Jamaican boys in foster care through the Buju Banton Foundation. 2020’s GRAMMY® Award-nominated Upside Down 2020 scored “5-out-of-5 star” reviews from Rolling Stone and The Guardian. The 2023 follow-up Born For Greatness saw him collaborate with Snoop Dogg, Victoria Monét, and more. Re-signing to VP Records in 2026, he ignites what promises to be his boldest, brightest, and biggest era yet, elevating dancehall, reggae, and Jamaica once again.