Junior Reid, born Delroy Reid on June 3, 1963, in Kingston, Jamaica, is an internationally acclaimed reggae and dancehall artist, best known for his timeless anthem 'One Blood' and his work as the former lead singer of the legendary group 'Black Uhuru'. With a career spanning over four decades, Junior Reid has established himself as a vital force in the global reggae scene, blending traditional roots with a modern sound that continues to resonate across generations.

In 1985, Reid's career reached new heights when he was chosen to replace Michael Rose as the lead vocalist for the Grammy-winning group 'Black Uhuru'. During his time with the group, Reid recorded the album 'Brutal', which solidified his place as a key figure in reggae music. His tenure with Black Uhuru helped the band continue their legacy while further elevating Reid's status on the international stage.

After departing from Black Uhuru, Reid pursued a solo career that would make him a household name worldwide. His solo work produced several hits, but it was the release of 'One Blood' in 1989 that truly catapulted him to global fame. The song, with its powerful message of unity and peace, became an anthem across the world and remains one of the most recognizable reggae tracks to this day.