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Jamaica-born, UK-based reggae singer, Earl 40, has had a relatively successful music career, having recorded a number of tracks for Island and Trojan. His sound is easy to identify from the first track, “I Don’t Need Your Money”, which was released in 1998. His unique singing style, a mix of reggae and hip-hop, makes for a solid set of songs.
Earl 40 is not a part of a group, although he has been a member of the dancehall vocal group The Pharcyde, which originally included fellow UK-born artists Jay Dee, Brother D, and Del tha Funky Homosapien. Since leaving The Pharcyde, he has been focusing on his solo career.
One of his best-known tracks is “Trust in Me” (from his 2001 album Feelin’ That Reggae Vibez), which sampled the “Trust in Me” by The In Crowd.
Earl 40 worked on the album Uneasy (2009), recorded for his record label, Dancehall Villainz. Some of the artists on the album include Beenie Man, Del Tha Funky Homosapien, Marley Brothers, and Biggie.
Earl 40 has collaborated with the following artists:
When I first saw this collaboration between Earl 40 and Damian Marley I thought to myself: “I wonder how they are going to handle this?” Here are the facts:
Earl 40 is originally from Jamaica. His nickname is “Earl”, the “40” is a reference to the fact that he is 40 be359ba680
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