Born in Portmore, St. Catherine Parish, Demarco Edwards began his journey into the world of music at a tender age. As a 15-year-old, he honed his skills performing at the renowned Cactus nightclub and served as a selector for the esteemed Future Disco sound system. At 16, he ventured to the United States, where he delved deeper into music production, crafting beats for both hip hop and dancehall artists alike.

Demarco swiftly rose to prominence with his signature hits, including the infectious “Duppy Know Ah Who Fi Frighten” on the Shoot Out Riddim, the soul-stirring “Fallen Soldiers,” and the irresistibly seductive “True Friend” and “Show It (So Sexy).” Notably, he curated the electrifying Top Speed Riddim, featuring the chart-topping “Gal Dem Want” alongside Bounty Killer.

In 2008, Demarco showcased his versatility by producing the acclaimed Big League Riddim, where he collaborated with Elephant Man on “Broomie” and delivered the captivating “Spend Pon Dem.” The following year, he dazzled audiences with the Stress Free Riddim, unleashing hits like “Jump and Wine” and the infectious “She Can’t Wait.”

His artistic prowess extended beyond his own releases, as evidenced by his remix of Rihanna’s chart-topping smash “Rude Boy,” showcasing his unique flair and musical ingenuity.

Acknowledged for his musical prowess, Demarco garnered acclaim globally, earning a nomination for Male Deejay of the Year in Britain with his standout single “Good Book.” His boundless energy and captivating performances have taken him across continents, gracing stages from Ghana to Tanzania and beyond.