Jah Dan

Jahdan Blakkamoore has long made a name for himself as a gifted and
inspiring Reggae/Dancehall/Hip Hop/Dubstep artist - both nationally
and internationally. His music has been described as ‘Urban World
Music with a message.’ Jahdan’s sense of melody, superb song writing
skills and ability to effortlessly cross over genres has solidified
his status as relevant musician. His group Noble Society, received Best Reggae
Album of the year on iTunes for ‘Take Charge’ in 2008 and he has not stopped to win over audiences since. His solo debut album ‘Buzzrock Warrior’, released September 15th, 2009, was also voted Best Reggae album of the year on iTunes. His solo debut as long been anticipated by his large fan base spanning from Brooklyn to Oslo, built over many years of delivering
command performances and recordings throughout the US and Europe. ‘The General’, the first single released from 'Buzzrock Warrior' was chosen for
Song of the Week on National Geographic World Music soon after its release.
His new solo album 'Babylon Nightmare' has been receiving great reviews world wide. The first single and video released, "All Comes Back to One" has also been well received online. Jahdan is featured on the track “Cash Flow” from Diplo
and Switch’s Major Lazer collaboration. Jahdan’s feature on the hook
and verse of Smiff N Wesson’s classic, ‘Sound Bwoy Buriell’ is still
played regularly in clubs around the world and in radio throwback
sets on Hot 97 by Funk Master Flex, Mr. C, and others. He can also be heard
on Matisyahu’s new album on the song ‘Struggla’. Jahdan has shared the stage with great artist such as Anthony B, Sizzla, Lee Scatch Perry, and many others. He has also toured and recorded world wide with Branford Marsalis.