Biography
reggae artist/songwriter legend songs are mainly about his culture from roots to dancehall the artist brings to you his work with versitility.Inspirations ; Bob Marley as well as all good music of his time. Recordings legendary Alafia records,Road to zion utopia records,controversal track Black jesus this track was inspired by orthodox teachings from Ethiopia and Russia,i also came across a picture in a restaurant it was from Russia.i am not perfect but I am a believer and I accept the teachings of Haile selassie Emperor of Ethiopia says the artist, the track also has a line that states "some Babylon justice we want to execute" the word execute has more than one meaning in this case it didn't mean to kill or punish it meant to carry out the act of justice. music evolves as an reggae artist when legend was just starting out he was in the mix of the sound system competitions these competitions also known as sound clashes are popular in Jamaica and among the Caribbean community in America it is also all over Europe,usually dj's would compete against each other to see who is the best and artist songs were used to promote the djs ,an artist would be given an idea as to what to say in the songs then the song would be called a dubplate or a special made only for that particular dj the normal way of recording a special or dubplate is to lyrically kill the dj's competition so some of the songs would sound a liitle violent its just an expression of telling the competition that he should beware,somes dubplates can also be popular songs that are on the radio but recorded in a different way with the name of the dj,the name of the sound and the city or country where the sound system and dj are from and all the members of the dj's crew some dubplates can be jingles for the radio,if you are an artist and a dj think that your song has the potential to get some attention then your songs will be chosen to be in his dubplate collection. .
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