Bitty McLean

About

Bitty McLean doesn't just sing reggae; he inhabits it. This Birmingham-born vocalist, a master of lovers rock and classic reggae styles, possesses a silken voice capable of both heartbreaking vulnerability and joyous uplift. McLean's sound is a deeply informed exploration of Jamaican musical heritage, drawing heavily from Studio One classics and the roots reggae era, while subtly incorporating elements of soul and R&B. His career took off in the early '90s with a string of UK reggae hits, culminating in the crossover success of his cover of The Shirelles’ "Dedicated to the One I Love," showcasing his ability to bridge the gap between traditional reggae and mainstream appeal. He's consistently remained relevant, collaborating with luminaries like Sly & Robbie and releasing critically acclaimed albums such as "On Bond Street Kgn. JA" and "Movin' On." McLean's understated charisma and unwavering commitment to authentic reggae sounds have solidified his place as a respected figure in the global reggae community. He continues to tour internationally, keeping the flame of classic reggae burning bright for new generations. Recently, McLean has been active on social media, engaging with fans and teasing potential new releases, signaling a sustained dedication to his craft.