Knights Of Gaya
Knights of Gaya formed in Jamaica in the late 1990s, when four friends came together around a shared interest in reggae. They released their debut album 'Feel...
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Knights of Gaya formed in Jamaica in the late 1990s, when four friends came together around a shared interest in reggae. They released their debut album 'Feel the Power of Jah' in 2005, with the title track becoming a notable song in their catalog.
The band's lineup includes Jahmiel Taylor on lead vocals, Marcus Blackwood on guitar, Peter McKenzie on bass, and Anthony Richards on drums. Their music draws from reggae traditions while incorporating contemporary elements, with lyrics that often address social and spiritual themes.
They've performed at various festivals including Reggae Sumfest in Jamaica and the Montreaux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. Their discography includes albums like 'Rise Up' from 2009 and 'Roots and Culture' from 2013.
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