Capleton

About

Capleton: The Fireman, igniting conscious reggae for decades. Born Clifton Bailey III, Capleton isn't just a dancehall icon; he's a spiritual leader wielding rhythm and rhyme as potent weapons of change. His fiery delivery, a blend of rapid-fire deejaying and soulful singing, propelled him from early slackness to becoming a staunch advocate for Rastafarian principles and social justice. Musically, Capleton's sound is a potent cocktail of roots reggae, dancehall, and hints of hip-hop, all infused with his signature raw energy. Tracks like "Tour" and "That Day Will Come" established his dominance, while albums like "Prophecy" and "More Fire" cemented his status as a leading voice in conscious dancehall. He's known for anthems that champion African unity, spiritual awakening, and condemnation of oppression. His career exploded in the '90s, riding the wave of dancehall's global expansion. Capleton has collaborated with a diverse array of artists, showcasing his adaptability while remaining true to his core message. The annual "A St. Mary Mi Come From" charity event, founded by Capleton, further demonstrates his commitment to community upliftment. Still touring and releasing music, Capleton remains a vital force, a living legend continuing to spread his message of fire and positivity across the globe. He recently dropped the album "Rebellion Returns" in 2023.