Don Carlos

Don Carlos (Euvin Spencer) is a legendary Jamaican reggae singer and songwriter best known for his uniquely smooth, resonant baritone and deeply spiritual roots music. He began his career in the early 1970s as an original founding member of the iconic vocal trio Black Uhuru, before embarking on a highly successful, decades-spanning solo career.

With beloved albums like "Suffering" and "Day to Day Living," Don Carlos established a massive, dedicated following, particularly in California and throughout the global reggae-rock scene. Often hailed as one of reggae's premier "waterhouse" style vocalists, he remains a globally revered elder statesman and a tireless touring artist.