About: King Isaac

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King Isaac is a reggae singer, songwriter and a professor of ethnomusicology, now working in administration, at Michigan State University, USA. As a lyricist, his music revolves around love, spirituality, and promotes the pursuit of peaceable living amongst the various peoples of the world. During the singer's first visit to Jamaica in 1998, the name “King Isaac” was bestowed upon him by Joseph “Bragga” Russell, a former aide of Bob Marley at the Bob Marley Museum.

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  • King Isaac is a reggae singer, songwriter and a professor of ethnomusicology, now working in administration, at Michigan State University, USA. As a lyricist, his music revolves around love, spirituality, and promotes the pursuit of peaceable living amongst the various peoples of the world. During the singer's first visit to Jamaica in 1998, the name “King Isaac” was bestowed upon him by Joseph “Bragga” Russell, a former aide of Bob Marley at the Bob Marley Museum. (en)
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  • King Isaac is a reggae singer, songwriter and a professor of ethnomusicology, now working in administration, at Michigan State University, USA. As a lyricist, his music revolves around love, spirituality, and promotes the pursuit of peaceable living amongst the various peoples of the world. During the singer's first visit to Jamaica in 1998, the name “King Isaac” was bestowed upon him by Joseph “Bragga” Russell, a former aide of Bob Marley at the Bob Marley Museum. (en)
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