Zac Jone$

Hailing from Kingston, Jamaica, Zac Jone$ has emerged as a pivotal figure in the modern evolution of Caribbean music, weaving Reggae, Rap, and R&B into a signature "multi-dimensional expression." Since his debut at age 14, he has built a reputation for genre-blurring innovation through his independent label, $tony Official. His rise was cemented by the hit "Miss Jamaica," a collaboration with Agent Sasco produced by Iotosh, which served as the cornerstone for his debut EP, Man A Yard. Jone$ continues to expand his sonic footprint with tracks like “The Weed Song,” a collaboration with Jesse Royal that bridges traditional roots and contemporary urban sounds. This versatility is further highlighted in the “420 Acoustic Version,” which brings Sheenwrks into the fold for an intimate, unplugged experience. This stripped-back rendition emphasizes the organic chemistry and vocal talent of the trio, reflecting the "feel-good" nature that defines Jone$’s artistry. By consistently blending diverse influences and collaborating with both established icons and rising talents, Zac Jone$ is redefining the boundaries of Jamaican music. His ability to shift from heavy, production-forward anthems to raw acoustic sessions ensures his sound remains as dynamic as the culture that inspires it.