HECTOR ROOTS LEWIS AND J BOOG’S SCORCHING SYNERGY BLAZES IN ‘FIRE’
Jamaican artist Hector Roots Lewis and Polynesian reggae heavyweight J Boog have teamed up on a vibrant new track, “Fire.” Produced by Johnny Cosmic (known for his work with Stick Figure, SOJA, and The Movement), this feel-good modern roots reggae song is set to ignite hearts and dancefloors alike.
This release marks the fourth single from Roots Lewis’ upcoming project, entirely crafted by Johnny Cosmic. Fans might already know him from Chronixx’s Zincfence Redemption band.
FIRE RADIATES POSITIVITY AND UNITY, PERFECT FOR SPARKING VIBES
Over the past two years, Roots Lewis also stepped in as lead singer for Tribal Seeds. Both roles cemented his place as a reggae powerhouse. He’s also earned critical praise for portraying Carly Barrett, Bob Marley’s drummer, in the One Love movie. This role highlighted his artistic range and growing influence in the entertainment world.
Fire radiates positivity and unity, perfect for sparking vibes in any setting. With Hector Roots Lewis’ career heating up and J Boog’s magnetic energy fueling this collaboration, the track is a celebration of reggae’s global spirit.
ABOUT HECTOR ROOTS LEWIS
Hector Roots Lewis, aka Roots Percussionist, is a Grammy-nominated musician, actor, and educator from Portmore, Jamaica. Since his debut, DRootsman EP, in 2022, Hector has toured the world with Chronixx and ZincFence Redemption.
His latest singles, Fire and Where I Belong, highlight his versatility and exceptional talent. Featured on Dusk Till Dawn from Ancient Blood, Hector continues to push boundaries and redefine reggae music with every release.
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ABOUT J BOOG
J Boog, born on the West Coast and shaped by his Polynesian roots, is a reggae powerhouse. Mentored by Island Reggae legend Fiji, he crafted a unique sound blending cultures and styles.
A two-time Grammy nominee, J Boog tours globally, captivating fans with his soulful music and humble presence. His universal catalogue and festival performances continue to solidify his place as one of reggae’s finest.
