Ward 21

Ward 21 is a Jamaican reggae and dancehall group and production duo formed in 1997. The core members are Kunley McCarthy and Andre "Suku" Gray. Previously, the group included Ranaldo "Rumblood" Evans and Mark "Mean Dog" Henry, but they have since left the group to pursue other interests.

The group is known for its hard-hitting dancehall riddims and often controversial lyrics. Their music frequently explores themes of ghetto life, sexuality, and social commentary, delivered with a raw and aggressive style. They are also known for their distinctive stage presence and energetic performances.

Beyond their own releases, Ward 21 is a prolific production team, having produced tracks for a wide range of artists, including Sean Paul, Elephant Man, Wayne Marshall, and many others. Their productions are easily recognizable for their unique sound design and hard-edged drum patterns, contributing significantly to the evolution of dancehall music.

They have toured extensively throughout the world, bringing their high-energy performances to audiences across Europe, North America, and Asia, solidifying their position as a leading force in the dancehall genre.