Jamaican dreadhead that enjoys long walks on the beach with a Red Stripe beer.

Sad Sad, born Sadeki Val Street was and is a very active individual within his school community. From an early age he has been involved in many sporting activities which have brought him a far way. At the age of three he attended Sea View Basic School for three years from 1997 to 2000. After leaving Sea View he attended Harbour View Primary School for six years leaving in 2006. Upon leaving Harbour View Primary School he went to Windward Road Primary and Junior High School, spending two years, from 2006 to 2008. Being successful academically at Windward Road Primary and Junior High School he was rewarded with a scholarship for the prestigious Jamaica College the July of 2008 where he went into second form. Wanting to keep himself active and interested in cricket, he began to play the sport in that same term he started attending Jamaica College. The following September when he went into third form he played in the ISSA Pepsi under 14 football competition where he helped his team make it to the quarter finals where they were knocked out. In 2009 playing for Harbour View Football Club they won the Claro KSAFA under 15 football competition. In the same year he was on the semifinal Jamaica College under 16 Coals team. Being as energetic as he was he ventured into Track & Field where he ran the 100m hurdles for class 3, finishing 5th helping his school to finish 3rd at ISSA Boys and Girls Champs. Doing a great job at ISSA Boys and Girls Championships he got the opportunity to represent Jamaica at 400m hurdles at the 2010 CARIFTA Games held in Cayman that year. Again at ISSA Boys and Girls Championships 2010 he ran the 110m hurdles at class 2 finishing 6th in the finals helping his team with their 4th 
place. In the Track & Field season of 2011 Sadeki was just one man away from winning bronze for his team at the 110m hurdles placing 4th but his team came out victorious for the first time since 2000. He is a part of Jamaica College’s Triple Crown football team for the 2010 – 2011 Manning Cup season. 

In the future Sadeki Street would like to become an Accountant and hopefully be playing football professionally, while doing music and track and field on the side. What he would like to see happen to the Jamaican music is for it to go back to the good old dancehall and reggae music in today’s modern music industry. 

Not only is he a part of sporting clubs at school, but he is in his own music group by the name of Farm Yard. Farm Yard, made up of Finity (Delano Samuels) , Clip N R (Micheal Bailey), D Dolla (Fabian Mcintyer), Sad Sad (Sadeki Street) and more is an upcoming music group who wishes to make Jamaican music better for the future. These friends grew up together in the community of Melbrook Farm located in Harbour View, which was part of their inspiration for the group's name. Since these boys were always at each others 'yard' writing music, 'running a boat' and just chilling overall the second part to their name came to life. This group of friends motivate each other in every way possible and keeps each other inspired to become the best in all activities and to improve their God given talent(s). Established in 2008 the group has since worked with labels such as Lion Brothers Ent, Garrison Ink, East Link Records, Magician Records and many more. Each member of the group brings something new and exciting to the table, they are all fueled by determination and they will do whatever positive they can to strive for success. With this said, look out for Farm Yard as they make their mark in Jamaica's music industry.


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