Sizzla

Sizzla — rock artist from JM.

Sizzla, a prominent figure in the conscious dancehall movement of the late '90s, was known for his roots reggae influences, Rastafarian subject matter, and…

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rocklovers rockreggaedancehallreggaemodern reggaereggae fusionroots reggaeelectronicriddim

Influential: 62.31% Fanbase: 46.87% Trending: 70.03%

As of: 2025-09-07

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Score: DMDB 62.31% | Fanbase 46.87% | Trending 70.03% | CAREER STAGE: MAINSTREAM

Biography

Sizzla, a prominent figure in the conscious dancehall movement of the late '90s, was known for his roots reggae influences, Rastafarian subject matter, and prolific output. Born Miguel Collins in 1976, he rose to fame with singles like "Judgement Morning" and "Life's Road" before gaining critical acclaim with albums such as "Praise Ye Jah" and "Black Woman & Child." His versatile vocal style and socially conscious lyrics set him apart from his contemporaries, earning him a dedicated following in the reggae scene.

Throughout the late '90s and early 2000s, Sizzla continued to release a multitude of albums, showcasing his range from cultural anthems to more romantic material. His 2013 album, "The Messiah," marked a milestone as his 70th release, highlighting his enduring influence and dedication to the reggae genre. Collaborations with artists like Damon Dash and exploration of his African roots further expanded his musical repertoire, solidifying his position as a respected and influential figure in reggae music.