Prince Malachi
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Biography
Prince Malachi, born Mark Wynter in in 1969 in London, England, is an English roots reggae singer. He began his career as a deejay performing on UK sound systems such as Gemini and Sir Coxsone during the 1980s. Adopting the stage name Federal, he later became a Rastafari and changed his name to Prince Malachi. In 1997, he formed the Mount Ararat label with Bruno Wiener. His first album, Jah Light, was released in 1998 under RAS Records, gaining international attention. He collaborated with Xterminator producer Philip "Fatis" Burrell on "Love Jah" and its accompanying album. In 2004, he released the album Runaway Slave but faced a career interruption due to an 18-month prison sentence. Notable singles include "Dancing School", "This Feeling", and "Greater Things in Life".
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- Go Ur Way
- Love You Girl (8 Days A Week)
- Lady May I
- Ghetto Love
- Watch Over We
- Leaders Of The Future
- Ready Fi Dem
- Jah Is Our Guide
- Mamma Don't Fret
- My Love
- Running Away
- Armagideon
- Prophets, Priest & King
- Where Do They Go
- Keep The Faith
- Love Jah
- Healing On The Streets
- Meditation Time
- We'll Be Strong
- Look Around
- Why Do We Have To Live This Way
- Universal Pain by Prince Malachi
- Seek And You'll Find
- Life Cycle
