Beres Hammond

Beres Hammond, a renowned Jamaican reggae singer, has been a prominent figure in the music industry since 1972, establishing his own record label, Harmony House Records, in 1985. He is widely recognized for his lovers rock music, with "Tempted to Touch" being one of his best-known tracks in the United States and the United Kingdom. "One Love, One Life," one of his albums, was nominated for a Grammy Award in January 2014. Hammond's dedication and contribution to the Jamaican music industry have been recognized with the Order of Jamaica in 2013 and by the Jamaican Museum and Cultural Center in Atlanta, GA, in 2023.

Hammond's repertoire extends beyond singing, as he is also a successful business owner, operating Harmony House, which is marketed and distributed by VP Records. Under his label, he has released numerous albums and compilations, such as "Can't Stop a Man: The Best of Beres Hammond" and "Music Is Life - Live From New York." Not only have these releases solidified his standing in the industry, but they also demonstrate his versatility and scope as an artist. His album "Never Ending," released in 2018, topped the Billboard Reggae Albums Chart in its first week, further cementing his place in the realm of reggae music.

Hammond's influence is not confined to his own performances; his music has been covered by various artists, as featured in the compilation "Our Favorite Beres Hammond Songs." Even in the digital age, he continues to resonate with audiences, with his music trending and attracting millions of viewers in online concerts. His recent appearance in the compilation "Reggae Generals: Beres Hammond & Sanchez," released in 2023, and the 2021 streaming event "Love From A Distance Live," which he hosted during the COVID-19 pandemic, are testament to his ongoing relevance and the enduring appeal of his music.