Demarco
Demarco is a Jamaican singer and songwriter whose music draws from reggae and Afrobeat. He was born Marco Anthony McCreath in Kingston, and he started...
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Demarco is a Jamaican singer and songwriter whose music draws from reggae and Afrobeat. He was born Marco Anthony McCreath in Kingston, and he started performing in local street corners and community events. In 2012, his song 'No Wahala' with Akon and Runtown became a hit across Africa and the Caribbean.
His albums include 'Fallen Soldiers' from 2013, 'Colors' from 2016, and 'Melody' from 2019. He has worked with other Jamaican artists like Spice, Konshens, Shaggy, and Sean Paul. Some of his popular songs are 'Girl You Turn Me On', 'Mama Love', and 'Mash Yuh Works'.
Demarco has faced personal challenges and legal issues that have affected his public image. He performs as a solo artist with a backing band for live shows.
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