He grew up in Portmore, and was educated at Campion College in Kingston. Runkus credits his high school years for his diverse experiences of the “real world,” which he says are evident in the multi-dimensional quality of his music. His verses are packed with puns & punch lines that keep you listening until the very last note.

“I want to move people; physically, spiritually, socially and emotionally. A lot of people are just existing and not feeling. I want to inspire people to regain their consciousness and vibrancy,” says Bennett.

“Move Yuh Feet” is a dynamic dance anthem with a contemporary, yet classic composition and arrangements. Notes of jazz, rhythm and blues, reminiscent of Ska’s heyday, amplify its appeal.

Runkus’ previously released singles, “Run” and “Kindness”, have received a warm welcome to the radio airwaves. Queen of Reggae Radio, Elise Kelly, has commended his “lyrical and musical brilliance,” and affirms that “Runkus is revolutionary, mesmerizing and is going to be a force to reckon with.”

The “Move In” EP, produced by Oneness Records, is slated for release in January 2016.You can listen to the track below: