The artist Errol Toma, known by his stage name Jahmaï, was born on July 11, 1980 in Saint-Martin where he started dancing and singing at the age of 11, with his friend "The Rod" and his big brother Jahleaf. A few months ago, Jahmaï released his new single called "War".
In 1995 he became the youngest Nyabinghy drum in the federation group "Solidarity" by Saint-Martin, and opened several concerts such as those of Nasio Fontaine, Barington Levy, Buju Banton, as well as the Marley family. In 2005 he self-produced his first underground album entitled "How them feel". For the inauguration of Youth Radio, he was asked for the inaugural concert. Jahmaï presented his productions during the Fête de la Musique on the seafront in Marigot. He also performed successfully at the Kaparanga hotel restaurant, accompanied by guitarist Amin, as well as on the anniversary of the Pianissimo music school. Finally, he has performed in Guadeloupe, Anguilla, Saba, and Saint-Barthélemy, with always the same success.
In France, he played alongside artists such as D.LC, Flox, Agana, Victor O, NOHA, Stevy Mahe, The Eggs, Daddy Mory, Tiwony, Yaniss Mad Killa, Adoua, Gaudi and the Abyssianians.
On May 7, 2012, Jahmaï released the album "Life is 2 short", an opus inspired by dance hall and hip-hop, still available on all legal platforms. Since the beginning of his musical career, Jahmaï has performed in France, Great Britain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, as well as in Spain. He also collaborated with the producer and international composer Gaudi on his album "In between time's", a reggae dub electro album, with a very heavy bass overflowing with groove. Jahmaï has also collaborated, as a guest artist, with reggae stars like Lee Scracht Perry, Michael Rose, Twilight Cirus, The Orbs, Raja Ram, Danda Ladwa, Hedflux, Dennis Bovell or Deadly Hunta. _RM
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