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Carlton Livingston, the fourth of six children, was born in the parish of St. Mary, Jamaica. At an early age he began to sing in church this is where he discovered his musical gift. Carlton mother Beryl and his older sisters were all very active in their church choir and play a part in influencing and giving Carlton a base to start his musical journey.
   Around 1970 he relocated to Kingston with his family where he attended Vauxhall Secondary School. While attending school he started a sound system with his friends named “Fantastic Three”. After graduating from Vauxhall he attended Trench Town Comprehensive high school. In that period of time he also met “Tony Walcott” who refined his style of singing.1978 Tony took him to Channel One Records to record: (Tale of Two Cities) he also took him to the legendary  (Studio One Records) this led to such hits as (Why) (Here I Stand) and (Predictions). After leaving school he was approached by Leon and Chester Symoie from (Trillseekers) label to record some songs this led to Carlton first Lp titled “Soweto”.

 The early eighties was a busy time in his career recording opportunities started to materialize for Carlton he recorded (Mr. Dj) (Cuss Rasta) for U Browns label (Trodding) (Tricks) for Sly and Robbie “Taxi” label. Carlton also recorded for Clive Jarrett’s “Dynamite Record Label” out of this session came the massive hit (Rumors) (Marie) and (Confusion).

 1980 saw Carlton success grew to great heights in Jamaica, Europe and North America. At this point he recorded his second Lp (Trodding) It was around this time he went on tour that covered North America.

 Carlton immigrates to the United States about 1982 where he continues to record the first producer that approached him was Clive Busy and he recorded (Cold Winter). Carlton was introduced to Percy Chin and Hyman Wright from “Jah Life Records” This combination led to the dancehall anthem (100 lb. A Collie Weed) The Lp of the same name was released by "Greensleeves Record” In that same period he also recorded a couple of songs for “Wackies"
Carlton also released in 1994 a self-produced CD (Emotions) the next year (Un-Forgiven) was also released followed by a compilation of his hits (Retrospect)

 While on tour in Europe along side “Soul Stereo” he linked up wit Grant Phabao from “T.I.M.E.C” records and recorded (Bridge Of Life) From that Lp (Running For My Life) was included in the Movie “Paris”. 2016 the acclaimed (Message to you) Rudie appeared on the sound track of Jon Favereau’s move “Chef”. Carlton has been hailed as one of the best singer/songwriter of his time. He has worked with many of the greatest reggae producers and artists such as “Lone Ranger” “Gregory Isaac” “Dennis Brown”. His songs has been covered by artist’s like "Carl Meeks” “Shine head” “Sanchez” and Hip Hop artists the like's of "KRS One" "Ja Rule”. Today Carlton is still recording and touring and is always in demand for his killer dub plates.

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Roots Reggae Dub label founded in 2017 by Sly and Jahlow. We already worked with Michael Prophet, Prince Alla, Earl Sixteen, Brother Culture, King Alpha Sound System, Dub Kazman and Marshall Neeko. Most of the productions are released on vinyl support. Here is our digital catalogue. Do not hesitate to link up

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