Jah Bami

Thello Entertainment invited him to join them on a yearlong Japanese tour alongside other reggae stars including Wayne Wonder and Ky-Mani Marley (son of Bob Marley). It was during his time in Japan that his welcome embrace by the Japanese spawned a style they deemed ‘Mutant Chant’ for his evolving sound. His Japanese fans created his name Jah Bami.

Upon his return to the United States, Jah Bami was invited to the leading radio station in New York ‘Hott 97’[2] and interviewed by Massive B, a world-renowned radio host and station producer Bobby Konder. Jah Bami is known for his relationship with reggae Rastafarian lifestyle apparel brand "Color Heritage" [3] as the official face and spokesman for the company. He continues to grow his success, producing chart-topping hits in the United States, Asia, Europe, and the Caribbean.

He spent most of his youth living between New York City and Trinidad visiting his father, who had moved to the States. In 2000 he made his official move to New York, making Brooklyn his home. During his time in New York he began to embrace Rastafari and a Japanese label Thello Entertainment recognized his sound and performance style.

Damian Marvin Walters was born in 1979 in Trinidad and Tobago. He is known to his fans as Jah Bami meaning ‘Jah Take Me’, an influential entertainer, vocalist and song writer. His musical style is a mix between reggae and soca pulling influence from hip-hop and R&B. Jah Bami's sound and personality has taken him around the world and back as a host for Viacom's, MTV Caribbean network MTV Tempo.