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MP3 TTC & FLI Boys - What!
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Let’s meet TTC and FLI Boys
TTC (Wilburn L. Henry)
TTC is from the old school. He was born and raised on the north coast of the sunny, Reggae Island Jamaica, in a small district named Cole Gate, near the tourist resort town of Ocho Rios. He is the 7th of nine children, four girls and five boys parented by Eric & Christine Henry. TTC is no stranger to the music industry. In 1989 his original entry “Fama man” was among the ten Finalist in the Jamaica Popular Song Contest. The song was performed by the group Hia-cees, of which he was then a member. Over the years TTC has worked with various groups and bands such as Chanting Chanters, Ekklus, Jabari & Ekechi and Hot & Dangerous to name a few. He has performed live with the likes of Fab Five, Eric Donaldson, Loving-Deer, Unique Vision, Roy Rayon and Pam Hall on the island.
TTC migrated to Canada in 1991 and was a finalist in the Jones & Jones Talent Search that same year with his original entry “Too rude”. During the competition he hooked up with Kermit Ashley and Jeannette Rose and formed the group “Hot & Dangerous”. The group did gigs around the Toronto area and released a single “Light my Fire” in Jamaica in 1992. The group broke up in 1993 and TTC decided to go solo. He has not done much live performances since but has been working in the studios continuously. He partially completed an album at the Powerlines Recording studio with musician and engineer Fred Duval. Included on this album were musicians Fred Duval, Steve Sherman, joey and Tony Hibbert etc. After losing touch with Fred he setup his own home recording studio and started writing and recording his music at home while bringing up his children Tameka, Jabari, Oshay and Shandae with his loving wife Mavis. Now he has join forces with his sons Jabari (JJ) and Oshay along with his nephew Anthony, mixing the old with the new. Their debut single “What” was composed by all four artists, each one writing the part they performed. The song was produced, arranged, recorded and mixed by TTC. The song was mastered at Lacquer Channel in Toronto.
Hobbies: Playing dominoes, spending quiet moments alone, writing and airplane watching.
Fate (Jabari Henry)
Fate was born January 14, 1991 in St. Ann’s Bay, St. Ann, Jamaica. He migrated to Canada with his Family in 1993 when he was two years and eight months old. He presently attends the Pine Ridge High School in Pickering and is one of the key runners on the athletic team. He broke the Dwyer 200 meters in 2007 in a time of 23.89, and his Relay team also broke the Dwyer 4x1 in a time of 44.2. Fate is scheduled to participate in the 2009 World Junior Championship in Prince Edward Island. His hobbies are: Video games, driving and going to the movies.
Loonie (Anthony Lumzel)
Loonie was born November 08, 1991 in Toronto, Canada. He currently attends the Dun Barton High school in Pickering, and has two part time jobs. He enjoys driving his Honda civic that he just purchased and he just loves the girls. His hobbies are: Driving, basket ball, writing, working out and going out with the girls.
ICY (Oshay Henry)
Icy was born April 10, 1993 in St. Ann’s Bay, St. Ann, Jamaica. He migrated to Canada in 1993 when he was only five months old. He currently attends the Pine Ridge High school in Pickering. He too is also an athlete and in 2008 his Relay Team broke the school’s grade 9 4x1 record. His hobbies are: Watching athletic events on TV and the internet and playing with three pencils.
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