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Charismatic, powerful yet humble, Masud Sadiki, is one of reggae music’s uprising stars. Immediately upon meeting this brother you cannot help but feel at ease in his presence.
The St Kitts born artist, christened Kevin Donovan in 1974, began performing publicly at high school concerts, where he immediately stood out amongst his peers. Masud quickly began burning up local gigs and talent shows, which led him to share the stage with the likes of Buju Banton, Luciano, Culture, Lucky Dube, Gregory Isaacs, Junior Kelly, Everton Blender and many other reggae stars, some of whom have influenced his music.
As a recording artist, writer, and dynamic performer, with over 12 years of performing experience, including 4 years as lead vocalist of Caribbean Roots (the house band for Four Seasons Resort, Nevis), Masud is considered St Kitts’ top live performer. “I get a spiritual high when I’m on stage and the energy from the audience heightens the experience”, he says brandishing his signature smile.
With an exciting blend of roots and dance hall reggae, Masud brings positive and uplifting songs with a steadfast message of universal love and peace to his listeners. “Music gives me chance to connect in a positive way with people who listen to and appreciate my work”, says Masud. Masud manages to keep it lively and fun, with catchy melodies and brilliantly crafted music, while delivering socially conscious lyrics.
This brother also lends his time to the youths in this country, hosting music workshops, going to the schools, and giving motivational speeches. He often performs for charitable causes, such as, the St Kitts Special Olympics Team fund raising concert. He was selected by the Government of St Kitts and Nevis to represent the federation on a study tour to Taiwan in 2001.
His superb vocal skills and creativity is evident on his two independently released albums: “Blast Off” in 2001 and “Sun Down 2 Sun Up” in 2003. Both albums have collectively featured local and regional favourites such as “Love For Mama”, “Log Out”, “Wonder How”, and “Reggae Run This Party”. Since the release of Sun Down 2 Sun Up, he has released two singles “Start Counting” in 2004 and “Come A Me Yard” in February 2005.
Masud has performed in England, Cuba, and in many other neighbouring Caribbean islands including Anguilla, Antigua, Montserrat and St Croix. He recently resigned from his lead vocalist role with the Caribbean Roots Band to focus his full attention to his solo career. Masud spent the last two and a half months of 2004 in Jamaica working with and learning from some of the best musicians in the business.
Armed with the wealth of experience, talent and countless self-penned songs, this dedicated artist is all polished and set to take his music to music-lovers all over the world.
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