I've been producing music for nearly 15 years.
My early tracks are here on Soundcloud but my new stuff is on YouTube the link is:-
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKRZy_ANBZBwNwa1MJ0DFlw

I started listening to music in the 60's I was around 8 or 9 when The Beatles broke through and changed EVERYTHING. 
Motown was and is still a huge part of what I listen to now.
I moved up to Reggae and Dub, old school producers like Lee Scratch Perry, King Tubby and Niney Holness in the 70's.
Got a taste for Classical music, like Beethoven's  9th, Saint-Saëns and Wendy Carlos' electronic music around that time.
New stuff I listen to are Duffy, Adele, Elbow
I enjoy lots of the good stuff here on Soundcloud
I was a relative newbie to creating music, currently still self- learning music theory and how to get the best out of Image Line Studio 21
For 3 years upto 2012, I tried to create good music. Some of my early tracks are very poor but you gotta start somewhere.
For the biggest influence on my own creativity I would say Lee Perry and King Tubby, with the beautiful melodica sounds from Augustus Pablo.
Busy Works Beats had a lot to with me getting creative again.
His You Tube videos are so helpful. Big up to Game. Check him out
For 5 or 6 years I had personal issues and never got near to being able to create much at all.
But those issues are resolved and near Isolation has meant I can go back and revisit the abandoned work. Some of which is on my youTube channel
Listen to my latest tracks on you tube and please leave a comment, good or bad Subscribing is also good.
I won't be uploading to Soundcloud for the moment.
Thanx Klondyke57 AKA Ian Copple
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKRZy_ANBZBwNwa1MJ0DFlw

Reggae artist Owen Moncrieffe aka Fantan Mojah was born in St. Elizabeth Parish, Jamaica on August 5, 1975. Before Owen reached age 10, he was performing at local concerts and winning several talent competitions. In order to pursue his musical career he moved to Kingston to begin his journey.  He initially worked with the traveling Sound System Kilamanjaro and performed songs during sound checks. During that time he called himself “Mad Killer”, after dancehall deejay Bounty Killer, but he soon realized that he wanted his music to take a more positive tone. 

In 1997, Owen decided that he wanted to be known by a more spiritual and positive name. Under the encouragement of Capelton, Fantan Mojah was born. After being exposed to the Rastafarian movement Fantan’s outlook on life changed and his music excelled.

Fantan is known as a contemporary reggae artist whose faith is reflected in his lyrics. Some of his recurring themes are that women should be portrayed in a positive light, that everyone should live righteously, and that Jah should always be praised. 

He began recording with Down Sound Records in 2004, and their first seven-inch release “Hungry” shot to the number one position in the Jamaican charts where it stayed for eight weeks straight. 
In 2005 Fantan’s debut album “Hail the King” was released.  It features popular singles like “Hail the King”, “Nuh Build Great Man” featuring Jah Cure and “Corruption”. These were some of the most talked about records of 2005.

On November 19, 2008, Fantan released his second album “Stronger”, which featured the massive hit single “Stronger” produced by Frenchy from Maximum Sound. This album secured his position as one of the major conscious reggae artists on the rise. 

Throughout his musical career, Fantan has been blessed to be able to perform at countless festivals spanning over several territories, namely U.S.A, Europe, Caribbean, Africa and South America.

Fantan Mojah is now working relentlessly on releasing his third album. It will feature his current hit “Rasta Got Soul” amongst other popular tracks. He will continue to build his brand worldwide as a conscious reggae pioneer.

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