About
Born in the city of Uige in northern Angola, Prince Wadada's passion for Jamaican music began at a young age while living in Luanda. Influenced by Reggae Dancehall and 90s Rap, he quickly made a name for himself as a key figure in the early days of the Hip Hop movement in Angola's capital city.
In 2000, Wadada relocated to Portugal and took the music scene by storm, performing at festivals across the country with his band and Soundsystems. He has shared the stage with a range of renowned musicians, including Big Youth, Gentleman, Lee Scratch Perry, Anthony B, One Love Family, Eduardo Pain, General D, Phathar Mak, Kussundolola, Gabriel o Pensador, Bonga, and Damian Marley.
Wadada has recorded several albums in the studio and is now focused on producing music for his own label, Ras Kitchen Production. His dedication to the music he loves has earned him a reputation as a talented and respected music producer.
Born in the city of Uige in northern Angola, Prince Wadada's passion for Jamaican music began at a young age while living in Luanda. Influenced by Reggae Dancehall and 90s Rap, he quickly made a name for himself as a key figure in the early days of the Hip Hop movement in Angola's capital city.
In 2000, Wadada relocated to Portugal and took the music scene by storm, performing at festivals across the country with his band and Soundsystems. He has shared the stage with a range of renowned musicians, including Big Youth, Gentleman, Lee Scratch Perry, Anthony B, One Love Family, Eduardo Pain, General D, Phathar Mak, Kussundolola, Gabriel o Pensador, Bonga, and Damian Marley.
Wadada has recorded several albums in the studio and is now focused on producing music for his own label, Ras Kitchen Production. His dedication to the music he loves has earned him a reputation as a talented and respected music producer.