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Jah Decko

2003–present

Jah Decko is the stage name of **Darl Douglas**, born in Paramaribo, Suriname, and raised in Amsterdam. He is a roots reggae singer, singjay and producer — not a Jamaican-born artist, but part of the wider Caribbean and European roots circuit that JamaicansMusic covers alongside the island’s own catalogue.

Scouted by Ajax as a boy, he spent about fourteen years as a professional footballer before turning fully to music. In 2003 he formed **Dreddayouthz**, singing Surinamese lyrics on roots reggae riddims — a local first for Surinamese artists — and built **Dredda Records** with cousin Marvin Nijhove and musical partner Jacques Nagelhout.

As a producer he steered Joggo’s *Modern Rockers Vol. 1* (2011), Ziggi Recado’s *Liberation* EPs (2012) and Miriam Simone’s *Mount Zion* (2015). His own EP *Rastafar-I Way* (2020) introduced collaborator Ras Mendel. English-language singles such as “Take It Easy” and “Opposite of Good” paved the way for the debut English album *Love Who Loves You Back* (due October 5, 2026), with 2027 tour bookings open via [linktr.ee/jahdecko](https://linktr.ee/jahdecko).

Follow: [YouTube @jahdecko](https://www.youtube.com/@jahdecko) · [Instagram @jahdecko](https://www.instagram.com/jahdecko) · [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/artist/3lH690N4TRXZc3O5QufW8O)

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