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New Kingston
New Kingston formed in Kingston, Jamaica in the mid-1990s. Their debut album "Kingston 12" came out in 2003, followed by "Reggae Dancehall Culture" in 2005....
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New Kingston formed in Kingston, Jamaica in the mid-1990s. Their debut album "Kingston 12" came out in 2003, followed by "Reggae Dancehall Culture" in 2005. The band's music mixes reggae with dancehall, hip-hop, and soul elements.
Their songs like "Honorable" and "Protect Me" often touch on social justice and empowerment themes. The group includes Anthony B. on lead vocals, Glen Washington on drums, Daniel Green on bass, Leroy Clarke on keyboards, and Vernon Campbell on guitar.
They've released several albums including "Free the People" in 2007, "Come Over" in 2010, and "Anthem" in 2013. Their lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism for being politically outspoken.
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