Artist description I-tal Fire brings to the Reggae World a new voice with it’s own personality. Born and raised in America, I-tal Fire breaks the traditional idea that Reggae singers have to be from Jamaica or one of the other Islands. He brings the teachings and message of His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I Emperor of Ethiopia (The Last of the Solomonic Kings)…Faith, Love, and Truth. I-tal Fire’s live performance is very powerful and very energetic. One must see it to believe it. I-tal Fire’s band backing can range from a 4 piece to 8 piece. Creating tradition, yet contemporary Roots Reggae Sounds. I-tal Fire is a natural Singer, Songwriter, and performer. He never deprives his audiences of what is expected from a Live Reggae Show.

Music Style Reggae

Musical Influences All Singers and players of instruments

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Artist History I-tal Fire is one of the newest Reggae sounds we have heard in awhile. Priest also known as I-tal Fire recently received his Reggae calling three and a half years ago. While attending the 1999 New England Reggae Festival Priest (at the time he was know as Ras) was invited to come up on stage by Keith Porter of the Itals. Priest then began chanting biblical scripture's from ancient prophecies. One week later he began to sing

Group Members Harmony’s are very angelic, female Soprano, as well as male back up singers help accommodate the sound of the message of I-tal Fire.. The music he writes is strongly expressed to his audiences, capturing the attention of even his worse critiques. He appears to he a messenger, and a trumpet, for the Fatherless, Widow, Poor, Youth, and Elders, no matter the color, language, or nationality. The sincerity of his music is over whelming, when singing about Faith, Political issues, Culture, Prophecies, and Love. This leaving the audiences wanting more I-tal Fire.

Location Providence, RI - USA

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