Richie Spice

DancehallMag Artist 100
#91 Current
#91 Peak
1 Weeks
Real name
Richell Bonner
Born
September 8, 1971
Hometown
Rock Hall, St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica

Richie Spice (Richell Bonner) is a Jamaican reggae singer from Rock Hall, St. Andrew, known for his soulful vocals and conscious lyrics rooted in Rastafari culture. He rose to prominence in the late 1990s with songs such as “Grooving My Girl,” “Earth A Run Red” and “Living Ain’t Easy.” He gained wider international recognition with tracks including “Youth Dem Cold” and “Marijuana,” while his albums Gideon Boot (2008) and Book of Job (2011) further established his reputation for uplifting roots reggae music.

Awards

  • Male Singer/Singjay of the Year (2007) IRIE FM Awards Won
  • Most Cultural Artist (2005) South Florida Reggae Soca Awards Won
  • Peter Tosh Pioneer Award (2019) Honored
  • VP Icon Award (2019) VP Records Honored
  • Artist and Vocalist of the Year (2004) The Jamaica Observer Honored
  • Positive Musical Contributions Honor (2008) Black My Story Concert Honored

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