Fyah Roiall (pronounced “royal”) is one of Jamaica’s most exciting artistes at the forefront of the emerging “grimehall” sound (also sometimes referred to as “traphall”), a new forward-facing subgenre of Jamaican music that combines American trap, UK grime, and dancehall. Constructed in the confines of his own introversion, Fyah Roiall, born Brandon Wedderburn, maintains an original voice with his impassioned and charismatic flow born from his observant intellect, sharp political mind and social consciousness, shaped by his experiences growing up in the developing nation of Jamaica. 
 Following a profusion of unreleased singles popular in the underground scene and his first EP “Audio Therapy”, Roiall just released his debut LP 'Underrated' on Easy Star Records in June 2020. Roiall is in a unique position to bring the legacy of Hip Hop and Bass Music back to the tiny island where it all began decades ago. He is more in touch with the current global market than his Dancehall-centric Jamaican contemporaries, and he is more authentic than the foreign producers and artists that capitalize from the trendiness of Jamaican-derived genres. Jamaica may not be comfortable with his look or creative freedom yet, but, with this new project, UNDERRATED, it won’t be long before the entire world realizes how underrated Fyah Roiall is. It also might be the last time you associate that word negatively.