01. His Majesty (He's Worthy)
02. Stand Up In the Fyah
03. Rastafari Protect I
04. Ain't Giving
05. Heartbreaker (feat. Richie Spice)
06. Your Love Is Amazing
07. I Wouldn't Do That (feat. Beres Hammond)
08. President Yahya Jammeh
09. The One For Me (Acoustic Mix)
10. Same Source
11. Moonlight Bright
12. Watching You
13. Greater
14. Sign of the Times
02. Stand Up In the Fyah
03. Rastafari Protect I
04. Ain't Giving
05. Heartbreaker (feat. Richie Spice)
06. Your Love Is Amazing
07. I Wouldn't Do That (feat. Beres Hammond)
08. President Yahya Jammeh
09. The One For Me (Acoustic Mix)
10. Same Source
11. Moonlight Bright
12. Watching You
13. Greater
14. Sign of the Times
- ✓ Name: Warrior King
- ✓ Cd Name: The Rootz Warrior
- ✓ For Promotional Use Only !!!
- ✓ Genre: Reggae
- ✓ Released: 2016
- ✓ Born: Clarendon, Jamaica
- ✓ Label: Rootz Warrior Productions/Irie Sound Int.
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- ✓ Track: 14
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- ✓ Size: 127 mb
- ✓ Biltrate: 320 kbps
- ✓ Playtime: 55:19 min.
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Jamaican-born singer Warrior King (Mark Dyer) found
himself drawn to music as a youth. He managed to balance his musical
pursuits with an education that included stints at St. Andrew Technical
and the National Tools Engineering Institute. His first attempt at radio
came in the late '90s with the Coco Tea-produced single "Nuff a Dem a
Evil" with fellow DJ Little Blacks.
The duo participated in numerous
festivals and community events before Dyer, who was christened Warrior King by Frisco Kid, hit it big with the single "Virtuous Woman." The
single, as well as his smooth brand of lovers rock and dancehall reggae,
has been praised for its positive message, especially among the female
population.
His electrifying debut album of the same name was released
in 2001, with Hold the Faith arriving in 2005.
~ James Christopher
Monger.
