Burro Banton Interview | Volcano, Jaro, Gemini| Boom Wha Dis | Bobby Kondors Massive B Legacy

Dancehall veteran Burro Banton breaks down his journey from legendary sound systems Volcano, Killamanjaro, Gemini and Sturmars to his iconic hit “Boom Wha Dis.” He shares stories of clashing, working with Supercat, and building a legacy with Massive B. In this in-depth interview with DJ 745, Burro reflects on his rise through the foundation of Jamaica’s sound system culture, where he developed his unmistakable style and commanding delivery. He talks about the history behind “Boom Wha Dis”, a track that cemented his place as one of dancehall’s fiercest voices, and his collaborations that shaped an era of music. From clashing on sound systems to recording international anthems, Burro Banton offers rare insight into the culture, history, and lasting impact of reggae and dancehall. If you’re a fan of foundation dancehall, sound system culture, and classic anthems, this is a must-watch! With thanks to Mr Tell. Interview recorded at Tell Studio, Kingston, Jamaica   / reggaeinterviews     / reggaeinterviews     / reggae.interviews