Beenie Man

When the tiny baby boy echoed his first cry on August 22 in Kingston, Jamaica, it was no ordinary sound, but a symbol of great things to come. A revolution was imminent for the dancehall industry on that day when Moses Davis, a.k.a. Beenie Man was born. He is the youngest artist to have ever entered the thriving dancehall business in the early 80’s at the age of 10 and to rock the microphone like any veteran. While ordinary children would be busy playing football, and other childhood pursuits, Beenie Man was having studio sessions and writing songs. This was a clear indication that Beenie Man would eventually become a fixture in the entertainment industry.

Beenie Man has a number of number one hit singles both locally and internationally, namely "Sim Sima (Remix)," "World Dance," "Slam," (produced by D. Kelly), "Dancehall Queen," "Dude," featuring Ms. Ting, "Who Am I," "King of The Dance Hall" to name a few. His contribution to the music industry is immeasurable and his work was recognized by the University of The West Indies where they awarded him an honorary doctorate degree.

Beenie Man is the embodiment of an authentic recording artist; he can sing, DJ, dance, and is considered a fashion icon. He has a tremendous musical track record that speaks volumes about his character. After over 20 years in the entertainment business, he started as a child and now he is a grown man -- not any man but the King of The Dancehall.