Don Carlos

Don Carlos is a Jamaican roots reggae singer, born Euvin Spencer and raised in the Waterhouse district of Kingston. He began his career in 1973 as a founding member of Black Uhuru, singing lead on their early Love Crisis sessions, before leaving the trio to pursue a solo career. His 1981 album Suffering became a roots classic, followed by Day to Day Living, Harvest Time and Just a Passing Glance. Known for his warm, soulful voice and culture-minded songwriting, he has toured the world for more than five decades and collaborated with artists including Slightly Stoopid, Groundation and Rebelution.