Black Music Festival

Reggae and Dancehall artist Jahfet, was born January 8 1975 in the parish of St. Mary, the same parish where the Prophet Capleton comes from.
As a youth Jahfet attended Enfield primary school before heading to Kingston to attend Papin comprehensive.
After moving around and working in streets of Jamaica from Kingston to the country side hills of Enfield, Jahfet moved back to Content, St. Mary to care for his mother and family.
In 2009, Jahfet released his debut single “Gone to Soon” in memory of close friend and fellow talented DJ Dollar Sign aka CD, who was killed earlier the same year.
Jahfet is now considered by many in his community and the reggae and dancehall music scene to be a future star. With his influential, uplifting and soul soothing songs, plus a live performance which is best described as energetic, lively and sure to make you dance, wine hold a vibes and jiggle up… Jahfet music is relatable to fans of all races, ages and genders.
Jahfet was voted best song on radio show “what’s the verdict” and was awarded with the “what’s the verdict” certificate by D. Thomson from Roots FM for the track “SO CLEAN”. He has been performing at various venues in and around England and Jamaica building his popularity. Recent performances include a culture showcase which was headlined by reggae legend “Sizzla” and St. Mary sensation “Teflon”, which was held in Hampstead, St. Mary. Jahfet has no doubts about his musical potential and knows sky’s the limit.