Mr. Spaulding

Mr. Spaulding (born Redford Ferguson) is a celebrated Jamaican dancehall artist

My story

and roots reggae singer known for his raw vocal style and socially conscious lyrics.

His music has long been a staple within the genre, thanks to its powerful messages and compelling sound that resonated with early dancehall audiences. Mr. Spaulding is especially revered for his seminal album *”Twelve Tribe of Israel,”* recorded in February 1983 at the famed Aquarius Studio in Kingston, Jamaica, with Chris Daley—a legendary engineer known for his contributions to Jamaican music. The album is regarded as one of early dancehall’s hardest-hitting and most influential records, capturing the essence of the genre’s roots with lyrics that delve into spirituality, social justice, and Rastafari teachings. After establishing his reputation in Jamaica, Mr. Spaulding expanded his influence overseas.

Early Beginnings

Upon arriving in London, he collaborated with Passion Enterprise, a label that connected Jamaican reggae artists with a wider audience in the UK.

At B.P. Studio in Brixton, he recorded on the B-side of ”Stamina” by ”Ricky Tuffy”. This collaboration further showcased his versatility, blending his roots-influenced style with the emerging sounds of London’s reggae and dancehall scene. The track was recorded and mixed by local engineers in Brixton, adding a distinctly British influence to his sound while preserving the authentic Jamaican dancehall elements that characterized his work. Mr. Spaulding’s ability to bridge the gap between Jamaican and UK reggae audiences helped him build a lasting legacy within the global reggae community. His work with Passion Enterprise, and particularly his contributions to tracks like ”Stamina,” cemented his status as an influential figure in both the roots and dancehall genres. His contributions remain highly sought after, with collectors and fans still appreciating the authenticity and depth of his music.

Lady Of Lovers Rock

Paulette Tajah, work with Howard owner & producers

of Passion Enterprise at B.P. Studio in Brixton, she recorded a duet with Granti Asher in 1990 on the Passion Label “Paulette Tajah, Granti Asher ‎– I Don't Wanna Lose You Now” and Granti Asher & Paulette Tajah – Love Or Physical. Paulette Tajah is a British reggae and lovers rock singer who rose to prominence in the 1980s and 1990s, contributing significantly to the lovers rock genre a subgenre of reggae music known for its soulful melodies and romantic themes. Known for her smooth, emotive vocal style, Paulette was well-regarded for capturing the heartfelt and passionate essence of the lovers rock sound. In 1990, Paulette collaborated with Granti Asher on the song *”I Don’t Wanna Lose You Now,”* released under Passion Enterprise, a Brixton-based record label. The song was recorded at B.P. Studio in Brixton, where Paulette worked closely with Howard, the owner and producer of Passion Enterprise. The duet showcased Paulette’s versatility, allowing her to blend her soulful vocals with Granti’s smooth reggae tone. The track became one of the notable releases on the Passion label, embodying the classic lovers rock sound while appealing to both reggae and soul audiences.

Passion Enterprise

Paulette’s work with Passion Enterprise is a testament

to the strength of Brixton’s reggae scene, where studios like B.P. Studio served as cultural hubs, fostering collaboration among local talent and bringing reggae music to a wider audience.

Her contributions to Passion Enterprise helped solidify the label’s position in the lovers rock and reggae communities, allowing Paulette and other artists to reach fans not only in the UK but internationally.

Throughout her career, Paulette Tajah has remained a respected figure in reggae, representing the enduring appeal of lover’s rock and its power to express love, resilience, and hope in the face of life’s challenges. Her legacy within the genre is marked by songs that resonate across generations, bridging classic reggae with soulful expression and bringing her music into the hearts of lover’s rock enthusiasts worldwide.

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