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 Spinna B-ILL 

Singer-songwriter and performer, Spinna B-ILL began his career in 2002 with the band Spinna B-ILL & the Cavemans, quickly earning widespread support from reggae listeners through the hit “Lion no Ko.” After the group disbanded in 2005, he collaborated with Kenji Jammer, guitarist of Simply Red, before launching his solo career as Spinna B-ILL. In June 2020, he released an album with the top-rated Japanese dancehall band HOME GROWN.

Drawing from reggae, soul, funk, and hip-hop, Spinna B-ILL breaks through genre boundaries when he takes the mic. His performances—bold, sensitive, and full of unique energy—earn him loyal support across generations and music tastes.

With a voice and vocal style often described as “beyond Japanese,” and lyrics rich in nostalgia and flow, he continues to mesmerize fans. From festivals to clubs, DJ sets to acoustic and full-band shows, he moves freely across styles—truly a One & Only artist.

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 HOME GROWN 

Recognized as the No.1 reggae band in Japan, HOME GROWN has supported DJs and singers since the dawn of the Japanese reggae scene. They made their major debut in 2002 through Pony Canyon and have since appeared at major festivals like Yokohama Reggae Sai and Osaka Highest Mountain. In 2003, they were officially invited to Jamaica’s largest reggae festival, Reggae Sumfest.

Whenever top Jamaican artists tour Japan, HOME GROWN is the go-to backing band. They have performed with T.O.K., Beenie Man, Spragga Benz, Assassin, Mr. Vegas, Wayne Wonder, and more recently, legends like Shabba Ranks, Cocoa Tea, Romain Virgo, and Bitty McLean. Their world-class performance level is praised both on stage and in the studio.
In addition to live performances, HOME GROWN is constantly sought after for remixing and production, earning deep trust from artists and professionals alike. They continue to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of Japanese reggae.