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b. Rohan Graham, 28 March 1969, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. This highly rated young vocalist came from a musical background. His father, Leo Graham, had established a career in the Jamaican recording industry, initially as lead vocalist with the Bleechers and later as a soloist. The young progeny began singing professionally at eight years old when he supported his father on stage. On leaving school Congo pursued a variety of professions before embarking on his musical career. His initial recording session was with Alton Ellis who produced ‘Bread Winner’, a song that was never released. Undeterred Congo recorded with a number of producers, including Andrew Nash on ‘Reggae Journey’ and Stewart Brown on ‘Rainy Days’. By 1995 he was recording with Barry O’Hare of the X-Rated Crew, and released ‘Jah Call Them’, which utilised the ‘Drum Song’ rhythm. Subsequent hits included, ‘No Peace’, ‘Study Garvey’ and ‘Coconut Chalice’. The success of these releases resulted in a promotional tour o...