Jamaican Reggae Recording Artiste Barrington “Don Tippa” Hill was born on the 4th day of April to parents Paulette Gibson and Bruce Agossett Hill in the year 1980 in city of Montego Bay, Saint James. Don Tippa grew with his grandmother and mother. he attended the primary school situated in the district of his birth; Glendevon in Saint James. In secondary school, he graduated with a certificate in auto mechanic in the year 1997 and was an active scholar in the vocational skills area. However, since then, his quest has been towards Music and Entertainment and he had made several trips to Kingston, Jamaica: seeking a producer to record his songs, this venture however proved futile at the time. He then started to develop his recording skills with High Quest Production located in Granville, Saint James. Most of the artistes who later gained notoriety from within Saint James honed there skills at high Quest Studio. It was at this studio he met with other young aspiring artistes including Damion Teacha Dee Warren and they decided to create a home studio and produced themselves in the old reggae ways departing form the hip hop type of recordings that was quickly becoming popular. Don Tippa along with his brother Gregory Greg Roy .aka. Mr. Ice Whitehead and Teacha Dee continued to record for High Quest Studios as well as other studios in Montego bay even though they had a small recording studio at home and on few occasions they were even on route to Kingston doing recordings there.