Buju Banton

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1,294 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 17 Apr

Buju Banton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd · Joe and Jada - Buju Banton DEBUTS “Butterflies” + talks Jamaica’s hip hop roots, dancehall history & summer tour w/ Stephen Marley · 17 Apr 2026 podcast

And so we can't take away anything from them because they saw an opportunity and seized the moment.

That's why they're still here today, even on Jamaica Avenue.

I mean, a lot of people want to knock them, but do good business and you won't have a problem.

You won't have a problem.

So where I'm concerned, I have to give them props because they were visionaries.

Now, Troupetoul, our former prime minister,

Edward Seag was also a major musical producer who owned even a pressing plant, Beverly Music, and he used to operate or something like that.

And then you have P.J.

Patterson, who was a former prime minister again, who used to be the manager of the Claridonians.

And we have our current minister, who's very much involved in youth sports and other kind of things, Grange.

So we have a long history of working with the leader and the top HLMs of the country.

as it concerns developmental music as well.

But with the level in which the chains contributed their time, effort, money for the development of a music that could be here now and expose a lot of our young people.

But that was before, at the same time we had Duke, around about the same time we had Duke Reed, who was another producer.

Clement Cox's dad was another producer.

Winston Riley,

King Tubby's.

And these were producers who were just making music.

Lee Scratchberry, the gang them, Bob Marley's them, P.D.

Tosh, Peter Tosh.

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