Jah Cure
Born Siccature Alcock in Hanover, Jamaica, Jah Cure is a reggae singer known for soulful vocals and lyrics that often touch on Rastafarian themes of love and...
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Born Siccature Alcock in Hanover, Jamaica, Jah Cure is a reggae singer known for soulful vocals and lyrics that often touch on Rastafarian themes of love and spirituality. He recorded his first songs while serving a prison sentence that began in 1998, and after his release in 2007, he continued making music that drew from those experiences.
Other songs like 'Prison Walls' and 'Longin For?' reflect the personal tone of his work. He has recorded with artists including Damian Marley and Bounty Killer.
Jah Cure's music tends to avoid dancehall aggression in favor of a more reflective, melodic style. The recordings he made after leaving prison found an audience looking for reggae with a straightforward emotional weight.
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