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While growing up in Portmore, St Catherine, Jimi D had always been surrounded by music. His uncle Don Carlos is an original member of Grammy-winning reggae group Black Uhuru, and he had family members who were versatile singers. Often, several entertainers would visit his home where he learnt a lot from conversing with them.
After moving to the United States more than 10 years ago, Jimi D continued his musical pursuits.
On August 21, the reggae singer released his latest album The History of Creation: The Past, The Present and The Future, a 17-track roots reggae opus, which speaks about how the corruption and injustice of history keep repeating today.
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