Robert Nesta Marley Adoyo Nyawade, better known as „C-Black“, proves that his music does not know any country borders. His music just needs two things: talent & passion. The Salzburg-based musician with Kenyan roots convinces with an perfect English, an extraordinary sense of tact and an impressive voice, which also causes a stir at artists from the United States and Jamaica. C-Black owes his talent to his father Jah Maik Nyawade, who founded “Ras Sound Intl.“ in Salzburg in 1991. Ras Sound is a union of artists and DJs who arrange and organize events like Jamboree, Jamrock, Island Fever or Yard Vibez. Those events take place in Salzburg. His father Jah Maik, also a musician, had a huge influence on C-Black and that was the reason why Reggae, Soul & Funk have been his earliest day companions. Shaped by a lot of journeys and concert-tours by his father, a half-year stay in Kenya and a journey to Jamaica did the same. But the trip to Jamaica shaped his personality the most: He visited the grave of one of his most influencing persons, Reggae legend Peter Tosh. Now the decision has finally been made: His life will be dedicated to music. He came back to Austria with loads of new ideas and new inspiration. He decided to finish school and he also started an apprenticeship at an event engineering company. At the same time, his passion for music got bigger and bigger and so he decided to produce his own music.