Ghetto Youth-Ology [PA]

Performer: Sizzla
Artist: Conradine Campbell
Engineer: Nigel Burrell; Delroy Pottinger
Producer: Melbourne Miller; Melbourne Miller
Distributor: E1 Distribution (USA)

Notes: Personnel: Nigel Burrell, Conradine Campbell, Connie Campbell, Richard Bramwell (vocals); Mitchum Chin (guitar); Dean Fraser (horns); Donald Dennis (keyboards, bass instrument); Donald Danny Bassie Dennis, Paul "Wrong Move" Crossdale (keyboards); Melbourne Miller (drums, percussion); William Lawrence, Jabari Miller, Will Lawrence (congas). Audio Mixers: Collin "Bulbie" York; Nigel Burrell. Recording information: Anchor Recording Studio; Star Creation. Illustrator: Tony McDermott. Photographer: Hugh Wright. Unknown Contributor Roles: Althea Layne Hamilton; Sheradine Sharpe.

Jamaican singer Sizzla is one of the most prolific and sought-after performers in dancehall history. Sizzla entered the scene at the cusp of the 1990s conscious movement--a trend in dancehall and reggae that moved away from ghetto thug posturing and put the tenets of Rastafarian living and the politics of liberation front and center--and quickly became one of its most successful exponents. Although criticism has been leveled at Sizzla for his outspoken anti-gay statements, he remains one of the most popular figures in reggae, and has released nearly 30 albums between 1995 and 2006 alone.

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