Naarth Poll, whose birth name is Jabarie Tafarie Bell, is a gifted artist hailing from the scenic parish of St. Thomas. His deep passion for music blossomed at a young age, as he was drawn to the captivating sounds of various dancehall artists. Among them, Masicka and Buju Banton left an indelible mark on him with their extraordinary lyricism and infectious melodies, influencing his own musical journey. His musical aspirations took root during his time at Morant Bay Primary School, where, even in grade five, he began experimenting with music. As he progressed to Paul Bogle High School, Naarth Poll realized that his calling was in becoming an artiste, and he began taking his craft more seriously. During his high school years, Naarth Poll recorded several songs, including "Dem Nuh Real," "Love the Weed," and many others. Working alongside esteemed producers like Deano Deann, Bobby Rich, Thunda, and Aceraine, he honed his skills and developed a distinct sound that showcased the qualities he admired in his musical influences. Born on February 2, 2001, at the Princess Magaret Hospital, Naarth Poll envisions that his music will endure through g7enerations to come. His guiding philosophy, "Live ina di ghetto but mi mind neva indeh," encapsulates his resilience and determination to rise above challenges while staying true to his roots. With his exceptional talent and unwavering spirit, Naarth Poll continues to leave a lasting impact on the world of music.