Nasio Fontaine
Nasio Fontaine formed in 1981, started by brothers Jerome and Clive Fontaine. They came up in Kingston, Jamaica, listening to reggae figures like Bob Marley...
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Nasio Fontaine formed in 1981, started by brothers Jerome and Clive Fontaine. They came up in Kingston, Jamaica, listening to reggae figures like Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. Their music has always been tied to Rastafarian themes, with songs like "Jah Glory" and "Africa We Love" reflecting that spiritual focus.
They put out their first album, also called "Jah Glory," in 1983. Other records followed, including "Live in Jamaica" in 1986 and "The Way We Are" in 1991. The band's lineup has shifted over time, with Jerome Fontaine typically handling vocals and guitar.
Some of their other tracks, such as "Truth Will Reveal" and "Armed And Dangerous," continue in that roots reggae vein. They've kept recording through the years, with albums like "Roots and Culture" in 1996 and "Lionheart" in 2003.
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