Patrice
Patrice Bart-Williams, who records as Patrice, was born in Cologne, Germany in 1970. His Jamaican parents introduced him to reggae early on, with Bob Marley,...
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Patrice Bart-Williams, who records as Patrice, was born in Cologne, Germany in 1970. His Jamaican parents introduced him to reggae early on, with Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Burning Spear among his influences. He released his debut album, 'Ancient Spirit,' in 1999.
That first record and the ones that followed, like 'Suffering Heights' in 2003 and 'Free Spirits' in 2005, established his sound. Songs such as 'Lil Paradise' and 'Lead The Way' show his style, which leans on soulful vocals and a steady reggae rhythm.
In 2006, he faced plagiarism allegations concerning his single 'Babylon,' which stirred some debate about sampling in the genre. He kept recording through it, putting out albums like 'One' in 2008 and 'A Jamaican in Germany' in 2016.
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