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Banton performing at, 2006 Background information Birth name Mark Anthony Myrie Also known as Gargamel Born ( 1973-07-15) 15 July 1973 (age 44), Jamaica Genres,,, Occupation(s), singer Years active 1987–present Labels Gargamel Music / Loose Cannon// Website Buju Banton (born Mark Anthony Myrie; 15 July 1973) is a Jamaican,, and musician. He has recorded pop and dance songs, as well as songs dealing with topics. Banton released early dancehall singles in 1988 but came to prominence in 1992 with two albums, Stamina Daddy and Mr. Mention, which became the best-selling album in Jamaican history upon its release.

He signed with major label and released Voice of Jamaica the following year. By the mid-1990s, Banton had converted to the faith, and his music undertook a more spiritual tone.

His 2010 album Before the Dawn won Best Reggae Album at the. In 2011 he was convicted of drug smuggling charges in the and has since been incarcerated with a scheduled released date in late 2018. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Biography [ ] Background [ ] Buju Banton was born in, Jamaica in a poor neighborhood called Salt Lane. Buju is a nickname given to children that means in the language of the Maroons in Jamaica and was given to him by his mother as a child.

Banton is a Jamaican word that refers to someone who is a respected storyteller, and it was adopted by Myrie in tribute to the, whom Buju admired as a child. It was Burro's rough gravelly vocals that Buju emulated and ultimately made his own.

Buju's mother was a, or, while his father worked as a labourer at a factory. He was the youngest of fifteen children born into a family that was directly descended from the of Jamaica. Banton has homes in and (United States). He also has 15 children.

Early career [ ] As a youngster, Buju would often watch his favorite artists perform at outdoor shows and local dancehalls in. At the age of 12, he picked up the for himself and began under the moniker of, working with the Sweet Love and. In 1986, he was introduced to producer by fellow deejay, and his first single, 'The Ruler' was released not long afterwards in 1987. This led to recording sessions with producers such as,,, and, and in 1988, aged 15, he first recorded the song '. 1990s [ ] In 1991, Buju joined 's label and began a fruitful partnership with producer who later launched his own label. Buju is one of the most popular musicians in, having major chart success in 1992, with 'Bogle' and 'Love me ', both massive hits in Jamaica. Controversy erupted over 'Love Me Browning' which spoke of Banton's for light-skinned women: 'I love my car I love my bike I love my money and ting, but most of all I love my browning.'

Some accused Banton of promoting a mindset and denigrating the beauty of dark skinned black women. In response, he released 'Love Black Woman' which spoke of his love for dark-skinned beauties: 'Mi nuh Stop cry, fi all black women, respect all the girls dem with dark '. 1992 was an explosive year for Buju as he broke 's record for the greatest number of number one singles in a year.

Beginning with 'Woman fi Sex', Buju's gruff voice dominated the Jamaican airwaves for the duration of the year. Banton's debut album, Mr. Mention, includes his greatest hits from that year. 1992 saw the unsanctioned re-release of 'Boom Bye Bye', which almost destroyed his career. The song was the subject of outrage in the United States and Europe, leading to Banton being dropped from the line-up of the festival that year.