The Vice President of the USA Kamala Harris father was born in Jamaica so I made this song for all who didn't know.

01 - Reggae In The White House - Papa Michigan.mp3

Paying tribute to the "God Father" of the DJ culture, no other than Daddy U Roy. I have copied his style while learning the trait of the art and I think I have done this song and his work justice.

Tribute to U Roy

Mine Ya Bleaching bring the awareness of skin bleaching.

Mine Ya Bleaching.mp3

talks about the legalization of Weed world wide.

Hi Grade

Dance Nice

Original inna Town

Whey MI Come From

Ready fe Dem

Mash It Up

General Sound

People Rise feat Yami Bolo

Higher Grade

Ram It Up

All Eyes On Me

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Dancehall FREAKING

Addressing the bleaching problem that we are experiencing in Jamaica and the world.

Mine Ya Bleaching

From Jamaica to the World

Legal by Papa Michigan

TURN ME LOOSE

SWEET LOVE

Put Your Loving On Me

QUARANTINE lockdown

Jamaica Dance,  Festival song

Christmas Skank

Papa Michigan foundation dee jay..PAPA MICHIGAN BIO
BIO 2011
It’s the seventies and Reggae is rocking the world and Jamaicans are feasting on a steady diet of music. Each song is a potential hit. The genre is the main sounding board for Rasta and also bears responsibility for giving the world’s underclass a voice. This decade is the island’s most creative musical era. Everyone is at his peak.  Artistic rivalry is intense but friendly and the finished products will prove
to be some of Reggae’s finest. Jamaica’s musical court is headed by Bob Marley, Dennis Brown Alton Ellis, The Heptones, Third World, Burning Spear, Black Uhuru, Jimmy and Jacob Miller.
The rivalry is not limited to singers and writers but also extends to the production community. Once again the fabled Studio One Label is positioned at the forefront of this, Jamaica’s newest music revolution. Head honcho, Coxone Dodd, spits out a new crop of artists and among them is the sensational deejay duo, Papa Michigan and General Smiley. The twosome eagerly accepts their roles as pacesetters of a new and exciting period in dancehall’s history.
Michigan and Smiley get out of the blocks quickly as the single, “Rub A Dub Style”, hits the local charts in 1978. It is their first commercial success. Consecutive chart toppers follow to make dancehall anthems of,” Nice up the Dance” and the monster hit, “Diseases” (all penned by Papa Michigan). As chief rockers, their rapid success is enough to establish Papa Michigan and Smiley as one of Reggae’s most prolific musical forces.
Now a solo artiste, Papa Michigan continues to write record and perform ground breaking material. The 2004 album, "It's All Good”, yielded the hugely popular underground single "400 years” and recent releases "Barack Obama", "Hustler", & "These Streets” has served once again to reinforce his artistic brilliance. Now conscious of the need to be relevant, Michigan is employing a variety of strategies including a unique fusion of streetwise hip hop flavor that he blends with his native sound. Donning the caps of songwriter, producer and performer, it is evident that Papa Michigan has not only mastered several areas of the business but has continued to blossom over the years.
His success as a producer for such powerhouses as Luciano, Glen Washington, Tristan Palma, George Nooks and Half Pint, has done little to quell his premier his passion. Performance and recording still beckons. “Love Iz”, his current album has answered that call.
This seventeen track package is a potpourri of styles that maintains a Reggae foundation as it incorporates a plethora of twenty-first century concepts in rhythms and sounds. From “Yutz of Today”, a raw and rootsy drum and bass dancehall single to the title track,” Love Iz”, a sweet featuring a blend of vocals and deejay toasting and rap with generous sprinklings by some beautiful back up harmony this albums showcases the genius of the artiste. Another track, “Best Friend” demonstrates Papa Michigan’s acute sensitivity to the changes that determines an artiste’s success or failure. “Best Friends” while heavily influenced by R&B remains an authentic dancehall piece. To put it simply; “Love Iz” is a masterpiece.
Papa Michigan has a HOT new single which was released in February 2011, “Empress by My Side” along with the CD “Empress by My Side” which was released in March 2011 and is available now on iTunes and other digital distribution.
"Trod On" was released in 2013 and is to have and behold such mastery musical skills of Papa Michigan boasting combinations with Carl Malcolm ,Red Rose,Sum in One ,Jeanie Strong & Dave Monaco . The inspirational gospel album "I Adore You" should be released soon by 2015 a must have ."High Grade produced by Flash It ,Manidigital & Rashanco Music promise to be a resurgence of Papa Michigan original Toasting style (Sound System Dj) Schedule to be released by September 2014 .The song "Dj Legend has crossed borders and languages as Michigan is defiantly ba

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