Dylan Judah
Music was always an integral part of Dylan’s life. At 8 years old he began learning drums and percussion. By 14 years of age he was performing at major venues with groups like No Doubt, The Skatalites and other international ska acts. Meeting the Skatalites at a show at the Santa Barbara bowl introduced Dylan to the teachings of Rastafari, rocksteady and Reggae music. Dylan’s first pilgrimage to Jamaica found him living in the hills of Westmoreland with a community of Rastafarians. There he was given the name Dylan Judah. As the lead singer/song writer for trendsetting California reggae group The Cannons he was awarded Independent Music Awards best song, Reggae. Teaming up with dub pioneer Scientist, Dylan released his first solo self titled album. During this time Dylan formed a bond with Sugar Black of the Flames Crew (Garnet Silk, Sizzla, Jah Cure) forming the duo Black Judah they went on to produce four #1 songs and videos that all hit the Jamaican charts. The duo also performed at Jamaica’s major festivals. Nominated for multiple awards including the EME awards, Black Judah was received well by the Jamaican community and media. Collaborating with various artists including Jah Cure, Warrior King, Busy Signal, Elephant Man, Chi Ching Ching, Anthony B, and more. Dylan received a phone call from Snoop Doggs team, Dogg had taken an interest in Dylan’s song California Green. Sitting with Snoop many things were discussed including Dylan’s immersion in to Jamaican Culture.
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