Junior Don

Song Writer, Club MC

Influences/Early Years - Reggae coming from his Uncle named Cerf founding memeber of Rastafarian group "the Twelve Tribes of Israel" in Trinidad; member of "Sound Revolution"

First performance was at the age of ten

Started writing in simple Jamaican patois at age 13 Early Performances/Clashes

Started entering competitions from age 15.

Seven time Undisputed Dancehall champion at"The Base" between 1997-1999 45 minute clash with"Dawg E Slaughter" ; split the prize - About to face off with Ragga-Soca king "Bunji Garlin"(then upcomin but known on the streets), the night before the "Bounty killer, Beenie Man, Busta Rhymes Concert" but halted by their guest appearance Makin Moves/First Releases & Performances Moved to Europe, namely Sweden in 2001 - First professional recordings - Performances with big Hip-Hop/R&B group "Blacknuss" - Opened for "Bush Man".

Recordings - Bouncing between London and Munich(Germany) for the past 5 years

Working with producers "Tommy Gunn" and "MCY" from Munich and "Boy Wundah" based in London (from Trinidad)

Makin Dancehall and Soca to Reggae to Hip-Hop and even RnB with a ragga touch.

Recent Performances - Opened for the Ruff Ryders, Fat Joe and his Terror Squad, T.I., Red Man, and even the pioneer of Hip-Hop Djs "Grandmaster Flash"; also Jah Mason, Million Styles and as mentioned before Bush Man (in Sweden) - Has performed in Austria, Switzerland, London(Hyde Park,Tudor Rose), Turkey and Eygpt.

He also represented Trinidad and Tobago at the official Fifa World Cup Cultural event last year in Germany(Munich). - Probably the Number 1 Urban Club MC in Munich Song Writing/Deals - BBC 1XTRA "One Caribbean" in 2004/2005 on the J A Katana show - Late 2005 "Ready for de game" featuring General Grant on Trinidadian airwaves.