Deejay, Singer, Rapper and Dub Poet are just few of the
titles that can describe
MAJAH BLESS, who
spits rhymes like “Back in high school I used to DJ pon table top-but nowadays I’ve got
the voice to mek yuh label pop”
Driven by the philosophy “Never let your address hinder
your success”, Omaall Wright, artistically known as ‘MAJAH BLESS’ is destined for
international greatness that surpasses his Denham Town, Kingston beginnings.
With a lyrical genius of the same caliber as Peter Tosh and
performance intensity similar to Buju Banton, MAJAH BLESS represents the best expression of artistic fusion. MAJAH BLESS creates an eclectic mix of
Dancehall and Reggae songs that will make your mind stand at attention and your
body voluntarily rock and dip between the rhythms of his poetic songs.
Always more than what you expect, MAJAH BLESS has been wowing audiences since age 3 and has won a
‘trailer-load’ of awards that are testimony to his exceptional talent. These
include:
- Numerous
awards in JCDC Festival competitions, (since 1993)
- Key
Club Talent and Oratorical contest winner at the National level and also
Key Club International Talent contest winner ( Miami Florida)
(1996)
- Optimist
Oratorical winner (1993)
- Scott
Anderson’s Gold Pen Awards for excellence in Song Writing (2000)
- Second
place in Red Stripe Superstar song competition (2004)
- Third
place winner in the Jamaica Popular Song Competition (2007)
- “What’s
the verdict?” winner on Roots FM with the song “Heal”(2006)
- Star
Newspaper’s/ Daseca productions Producer’s pick with the song “Garrison”
(2008)
Majah Bless is also a trained actor, educator, singer
and lyricist. Guided by the
principles of Rastafari, MAJAH BLESS
paints stories of social consciousness,
love and spiritual elevation in his music. ‘MAJAH BLESS’
mission is to open the third eye of his audience through positive music that is
simply “Hotta dan di Equator”
Telephone: (876) 874-7732, (876) 382-2806
or (876) 431-7276
Email:realghettoyouth@yahoo.com
www.myspace.com/majahbless
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