Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Foster was raised as a Christian, but adopted the Rastafarian faith as a teenager.[1] Ranx first had success in the 1990s with singles such as "No Gal No More Than You",[2] and has released more than 80 singles since 1993.
He released the album Good Profile in 2009.[3] In 2010 he had success with the "Saudi Arabia" rhythm which he produced, on which he had a hit himself with "Toppa Toppa", and also provided the basis for hits by Buju Banton, Wayne Wonder, Gramps Morgan and Sizzla.[4] Other rhythm produced by Ranx have been voiced by Sean Paul and Mavado.[2] In 2011 he released a combination album, Fi Di Dancehall, with American singer Sadiki.[4]
Ranx released his third solo album, The Next Chapter, in July 2012, featuring guest appearances from Bunny Rugs and Buju Banton.[5][6]
His fourth solo album, Sweet Reggae, was released in 2014.[7]
His fifth solo album, Weed Market, was released in February 2018.[8]
He releases his own productions on his Pure Music Promotions label.
Discography
Albums
Break Free (2006)
Good Profile (2009), Itation Records
Fi Di Dancehall (2011), Skinny Bwoy – Delly Ranx and Sadiki
The Next Chapter (2012), Pure Music Productions
Sweet Reggae (2014)
Weed Market (2018), Pure Music Productions
EPs
Chapter 3 Epic Dancehall (2014)
References
^Jebbinson, André (2007) "Artists 'lock' into music", Jamaica Gleaner, 3 June 2007, retrieved 2012-07-12
^ ab"Delly is ready: Deejay, producer set to return to the music business", Jamaica Observer, 19 March 2011, retrieved 2012-07-12
^"Album review: 'Good Profile,' by Delly Ranx", Utica Observer-Dispatch, 14 September 2009, retrieved 2012-07-12
^ ab"Delly Ranx Continues To Climb The Musical Ranks", Jamaica Gleaner, 23 May 2011, retrieved 2012-07-12
^Henry, Davina (2012) "Delly Ranx gearing up to release fourth album", Jamaica Star, 28 June 2012, retrieved 2012-07-12
^"New album from Delly Ranx", Jamaica Observer, 12 July 2012, retrieved 2012-07-12
^"Sweet Reggae from Delly Ranx", Jamaica Observer, 2 May 2014. Retrieved 23 May 2014
^"Delly does ode to Weed", Jamaica Observer, 17 February 2018. Retrieved 18 February 2018
External links
Official website
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delly, ranx, delroy, isaac, foster, better, known, jamaican, dancehall, deejay, record, producer, birth, namedelroy, isaac, fosterbornkingston, jamaicagenresdancehalloccupation, deejay, record, produceryears, active1993, presentlabelspure, music, productions, . Delroy Isaac Foster better known as Delly Ranx is a Jamaican dancehall deejay and record producer Delly RanxBirth nameDelroy Isaac FosterBornKingston JamaicaGenresDancehallOccupation s Deejay record producerYears active1993 presentLabelsPure Music Productions Contents 1 Biography 2 Discography 2 1 Albums 2 2 EPs 3 References 4 External linksBiography EditBorn in Kingston Jamaica Foster was raised as a Christian but adopted the Rastafarian faith as a teenager 1 Ranx first had success in the 1990s with singles such as No Gal No More Than You 2 and has released more than 80 singles since 1993 He released the album Good Profile in 2009 3 In 2010 he had success with the Saudi Arabia rhythm which he produced on which he had a hit himself with Toppa Toppa and also provided the basis for hits by Buju Banton Wayne Wonder Gramps Morgan and Sizzla 4 Other rhythm produced by Ranx have been voiced by Sean Paul and Mavado 2 In 2011 he released a combination album Fi Di Dancehall with American singer Sadiki 4 Ranx released his third solo album The Next Chapter in July 2012 featuring guest appearances from Bunny Rugs and Buju Banton 5 6 His fourth solo album Sweet Reggae was released in 2014 7 His fifth solo album Weed Market was released in February 2018 8 He releases his own productions on his Pure Music Promotions label Discography EditAlbums Edit Break Free 2006 Good Profile 2009 Itation Records Fi Di Dancehall 2011 Skinny Bwoy Delly Ranx and Sadiki The Next Chapter 2012 Pure Music Productions Sweet Reggae 2014 Weed Market 2018 Pure Music ProductionsEPs Edit Chapter 3 Epic Dancehall 2014 References Edit Jebbinson Andre 2007 Artists lock into music Jamaica Gleaner 3 June 2007 retrieved 2012 07 12 a b Delly is ready Deejay producer set to return to the music business Jamaica Observer 19 March 2011 retrieved 2012 07 12 Album review Good Profile by Delly Ranx Utica Observer Dispatch 14 September 2009 retrieved 2012 07 12 a b Delly Ranx Continues To Climb The Musical Ranks Jamaica Gleaner 23 May 2011 retrieved 2012 07 12 Henry Davina 2012 Delly Ranx gearing up to release fourth album Jamaica Star 28 June 2012 retrieved 2012 07 12 New album from Delly Ranx Jamaica Observer 12 July 2012 retrieved 2012 07 12 Sweet Reggae from Delly Ranx Jamaica Observer 2 May 2014 Retrieved 23 May 2014 Delly does ode to Weed Jamaica Observer 17 February 2018 Retrieved 18 February 2018External links EditOfficial website This article related to reggae music is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Delly Ranx amp oldid 1068421349, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
