Prezident Brown

Prezident Dark brown (given birth to Fitz Albert Cotterell) continues to be called “probably one of the most interesting cultural dee jays since U-Roy.” Emphasizing positive communications, Brown has continuing to pioneer his personal path, developing his personal method of dee jaying that he phone calls “the chanting stylee.” Given birth to to some Seventh Day time Adventist family members in Colonel Ridge, Clarendon, Brownish was raised in St. Mary, a little town within the the north coastline resort town of Ocrabessa. Although he demonstrated potential as an designer, as a young child he was pressured to leave college to be able to support his mom and three sisters following the loss of life of his dad. Brown released his musical profession at age 14, when he started dee jaying for the Audio King Stereo Blend in the Bamboo lounge. In the beginning referred to as Junior Rating, Brownish was dubbed “Thin Brownish” by dee jay Nicodemus. When he documented his debut solitary, a duet with Chinna, in 1988, Dark brown was called “Dancehall Doctor.” The name “Prezident” was bestowed upon him from the past due Jack Ruby, maker of Burning up Spear’s albums, “”Marcus Garvey,” and “Man within the Hillsides”. With Ruby overseeing his recordings, Dark brown enjoyed such strikes as “Tough Street,” “Mind Meals,” and “Origins within the Music.” Pursuing Ruby’s loss of life in 1988, Brownish became associated with suppliers Delroy Collins, Barry O’Hare, and Stephen Stewart of Grove Music. He turned to Cole’s label, Roof International, quickly afterwards, and started executing and emceeing on the Rooftop Membership. His most effective period emerged after resuming his relationship with O’Hare in 1989. In 1995, Dark brown toured the uk, marketing his debut record Big, Poor & Talented.