Issac Pharoh, a musical prodigy since his youth, has unveiled an unprecedented sonic recipe with his track “Sun On My Head.”
Having immersed himself in the vibrant Rastafarian culture of Kingston, he has graced us with his album “Kingston Boy,” from which “Sun On My Head” emerges as a shining gem. This track pays homage to the reggae hues, infusing them with the essence of dub and original melodies that seamlessly blend soulful vibes and radiant arrangements.
Pharoh’s music is a joyful and peaceful journey, a tantalizing preview of his project crafted with authenticity, unwavering passion, and deep respect for the art of sound. With each note, he invites us to bask in the warmth of his musical world, where the sun forever shines on our heads.
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