Captain Barkey

b. Joslyn Hamilton, 5 November 1961, Jamaica, Western Indies. Captain Barkey adopted the usual way to prominence, carrying out on several audio systems in Jamaica. He founded a notable popularity executing as a citizen DJ using the Stereo system One audio system alongside Wickerman and Lieutenant Stitchie. In 1991 he documented ‘Weapon’ and ‘Primary Get NO Chat’ for Steely And Clevie, that have been popular strikes in both dancehall and on the reggae graphs. Following on in the unprecedented achievement of Shaggy’s edition from the Folkes Brothers’ ‘Oh Carolina’, he documented ‘Slow KIND OF Loss of life’ over Brian And Tony Silver’s remake from the strike with Ruler Jammy. His strike was featured over the one-rhythm Carolina My Darling, alongside two other monitors in the Captain, ‘Teck A GUY Woman’ as well as the very similar ‘Wok A GUY Woman’. Documenting with several producers he appreciated strikes with ‘Gal At Mi Door’, the resentful ‘Some Gal A Idiot’, alongside ‘Tek Someone’, ‘Move Move Wines’ and ‘Claffy’. By 1995 he performed the greater conscientious ‘Anti Christ’, that was featured over the b-side of Simpleton’s ‘One fourth To Twelve’. Both monitors were made by the celebrated duo of Anthony Crimson Rose and Anthony Malvo. Sounding much like Mad Cobra, within the launch he condemned evil-doers, accompanied by the infectious chorus, ‘Anti Christ / no dem no fine / aiming to mash up Rastaman lifestyle’. He continuing to maintain a higher profile through the entire 90s. In 1996 significant strikes included, ‘8000 888 000’, ‘Move Move Macarena’ and ‘Move Move Wine’ whilst in 1997 he released, ‘Can’t Tek Your Guy’ as well as the riotous ‘Cause Gal Pickney’. Initially of 1998 he documented in conjunction with his very long time sparring partner Wickerman and Angel Douglas for the resolute, ‘Ambition’, in addition to ‘Eight Cylinder’, which resulted in his helping Tanto Metro And Devonte over the ‘Move So’ tempo when he performed ‘Some Gal’. With the close from the hundred years Hamilton relished a global reggae strike using the dancehall most liked ‘Influx Yu Hands’ for the manufacturer, Colin ‘Fatta’ Walters. By 2000 Barkey and Wickerman had been reunited if they performed within Worm Dem Staff. In Feb the duo was highlighted within the theatrical creation, Ghetto Justice, that also starred Crimson Rat and Tanto Metro within their acting debuts.