Born in Saint Andrew, Jamaica raised in Saint Catherine, then migrating to New York City, Red Fox is the embodiment of dancehall and reggae. His distinguished gritty sound and his explosive energy was what instantly attracted Producer Peter McKenzie who went on to produce the first official Red Fox record , “Come Boogie Down” as well as the anthem “Down in Jamaica”. 
 Red Fox would then team up multi-platinum selling producer Sting International, who helped break Fox into the multi-ethnic market and Phillip Smart who would catapult Fox to the mainstream by producing the smash hit “Pose Off” which ultimately landed Fox a deal on Elektra Records.    With mega hits that include “Pose Off'," "Bashment Party," “Down in Jamaica," to name a few, Red Fox is a well-respected and decorated recording artist. He is the first dancehall artist to appear on the Jay Leno Show. He also helped to bridge the gap between Reggae and Hip Hop collaborating with legendary rap group Brand Nubian on the track “Hey Mr. Rude Bwoy”. He has won numerous “Reggae Artist of the Year” awards and his works have been used in films, video games, and commercials. 
 Red Fox continues to be a mainstay and stalwart in dancehall and reggae and his contribution to music continues to garner recognition as he has been awarded proclamations from New York State Senator Kevin Parker and New York State Assemblyman Brian Cunningham for his musical achievements.