Ramon Judah is a London-based reggae-dub singer and MC. He grows up in a musical family: his father, Sugar Deen, is a musician from Liverpool and is described as an early mentor to the Beatles. Ramon Judah is influenced by early sound system culture and begins singing dancehall at a young age.

Career

He travels internationally as a vocalist, performing with reggae bands in places including New Zealand and Chicago, USA, before settling in London. In London he becomes the host and singer at the Dub Club, and later serves as the main host and vocalist for Reggae Roast nights.

Collaborations

Ramon Judah works with a wide range of UK reggae and dub artists and sound systems, including Jah Youth. He also records with producers such as Bush Chemist, Manasseh, Disciples, Adrian Sherwood, Phillip Gad, Brigadier Jc and Vibration Lab.