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Eljai is a Belize-born Reggae singer and producer
Biography
ELJAI was born Lloyd Carlton McFarlane Jr. in Belize City, Belize. Soon after, his family moved to the countryside where most of his early years were spent. ELJAI has always been known for his humble and kind ways, joyous laughter and his spiritual enlightening conversations. At the age of five, ELAJI's family moved back to Belize City where he attended the Ebenezer Primary School Here he met new friends and discovered his hidden musical talent. Soon ELJAI was singing at school rallies and contests. His talent developed rapidly and he was encouraged by his friends and family to pursue his career in music.

In the late 1980s ELAJI moved to Los Angeles, California knowing exactly what he wanted to do and ready to focus on his career. He was introduced to the DOMINATORS, a local band and was asked to become their lead singer- a position which he gladly accepted. During this time, his love for singing and music grew tremendously and he started to also develop an interest in songwriting. In 1989, ELJAI released the EP Give Your Loving To Me, in his native country, Belize. The song, written by ELJAI, sky rocketed on the charts and introduced him as a major artist. ELJAI continued to grow and develop his fan base. Later that year ELJAI was asked by a friend to be a guest artist on the Pupa Curly’s “Free Mandela single. In the early 90s Carl MacGregor, the producer of his first EP, introduced ELJAI to Kerry Gordy, the son of the legendary founder of Motown Records, Berry Gordy. 

Shortly after that meeting, the group Belize was formed and consisted of ELJAI, Carl and Delly McGregor. ELJAI and Belize continued to hone their writing skills. They were soon signed to Prince’s Paisey Park label where they recorded their first album. Belize was later signed to Warner Brothers where they wrote and released “I'm Looking Out For You,” the theme song for the TV show, Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol. 

His debut CD, Da Rebirth was recorded in 2006 with the production help of musician / producer Fabian Cooke (Born Jamericans / Ziggy Marley / Lion King soundtrack) and master drummer, Carlton “Santa” Davis (Peter Tosh, Soul Syndicate, Ziggy Marley). The single “Blessed” was a big hit that year and later rerecorded with the help of the popular dancehall DJ Capleton aka “The Fireman.” 

ELJAI had a great 2008 performing on the Caribbean Sea Breeze Festival in California, Panamanian Reggae Festival in New York, Chicago Park Festival and Labor Day Fest in Los Angeles. He hit the Jamaican charts for the very first time with his first single "Don't Leave". The video was number one on R.E.T.V. MVP Top 10 Reggae Charts and bubbling on CVM Hitlist Top 5 Reggae Charts. "Don't Leave" is distributed by TADs International and the rhythm entitled 'Drop It' is produced by Flava on the No Doubt Label. Other artistes featured on the rythmn includes Reggae giants Beres Hammond, Marcia Griffiths, Jah Cure, Etana, Chuck Fenda, Morgan Heritage, and Lutan Fyah.

He visited Jamaica during the Christmas season of 2008 for two weeks to promote his new single entitled "I Know" produced once again by Fabian Cooke. ELJAI's visit was successful as he did a lot of interviews with the local media and got a chance to promote his new single. The video for "I Know" will be shot in California and released worldwide in February as his first major project for 2009. 

ELJAI quickly has became one of the shining new beacons of Reggae music in Southern California and is on his way to extending his light throughout the rest of the world

ELJAI - DA REBIRTH
CD IN STORES NOW FEATURING THE HITS "ANGEL OF MINE," "BLESSED" WITH CAPLETON & MANY MORE

Official Website links:

www.myspace.com/theoriginaleljai
www.jahmixentertainment.com

MACHINE GUN LOVE ~ ELJAI

New single from Kingston, Jamaica born veteran reggae singer Alfonnso taken from the reggae compilation "Love Supreme" available now on  Itunes, Amazon and most major.

Alfonnso | Not The Way (Gregory Isaacs Tribute)

Blackface

ZiGGi RECADO - Got It Right Here (Therapeutic 2014)

Got It Right Here

I've been wanting to do a cover/remix for some time now, and I thought Junior Kelly's hit song "Love so Nice" would be perfect. I love the original, and when you can personally identify with the message the track comes out at its best. Even though the riddim sounds similar to the original, I actually produced a similar version myself, and mixed/mastered. Enjoy and please share it to another for the love of great positive reggae music!!! - Maroon Riddimz   

Junior Kelly - Love So Nice |Maroon Riddimz Rendition|

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If so -> plz follow the following steps:
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Lukie D - Thinking Out Loud Cover

Miss Wire Waist Riddim (2015)[Penthouse]

R.C - Won't Tell You A Lie
Duane Stephenson - Miss Wire Waist
Shuga - Soon Seal Up
Dalton Harris - Words Of Wisdom
Philip 7 - I'll Be Here Waiting
Nana Mclean - Give Me One Reason

Duane Stephenson - Miss Wire Waist (2015)

Duane Stephenson - Miss Wire Waist - Penthouse Records -[April 2015]

Feluke - Past Tense 
Written by: Bianca Welds and Denver Smith
Produced by : Clive Hunt and Denver Smith
Music Label: DenverDMusic
Year: 2014

FELUKÉ - Past Tense

Beautiful day

Girl you gimmie dat feelin’ yea
Whenever I’m around you
You gimmie dat feelin’
Whenever you are near
Such an irie feelin’
I’m so glad I found you
Heaven has sent you here
Yea, heaven has sent you here"

From the album TIME 
Written By: W. Clark, S. Pennicott
Producers: Sheldon Pennicott / William Clark
Recorded at:  In the Streets 
Mixed by:  Sheldon Pennicott


FELUKÉ - Past Tense

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