Ghost — The Monster Shack Singjay
Introduction:
Carlton Hylton (born 1974 in Kingston, Jamaica), known throughout the reggae and dancehall world simply as Ghost, is one of the most distinctive and enduring singjay voices of his generation. Equally at home with smooth romantic ballads and hard dancehall riddims, he is revered for his raspy, deeply characterful vocal tone, his flawless cover versions and his contribution to Jamaican music as a founding member of the Monster Shack Crew alongside Roundhead and General B. His dancehall hit "Body Guard" remains one of his most recognisable tracks, and songs like "Do You Remember" and "Something Inside So Strong" cemented his place in Jamaican music history from the early 1990s onwards.
Kingston Beginnings & The Name:
Carlton Hylton grew up in Kingston before moving with his mother to Clarendon at age five. As a child, he was hit by a bicycle and spent time in hospital with his head in bandages — his friends, seeing him return looking like a ghost, gave him the nickname that would define his career. Back in Kingston as a young man, he began performing on sound systems as a teenager, entering the studio environment in 1989 with his first recording alongside DJ Culture, "Commercial Time", for producer Patrick Livingston. His first solo recording, "Killing Me Softly" for Patrick Roberts on the Punany riddim, followed shortly after.
Ghost - The Best Of - Track Listing:
01 Chinchilla Choons Intro - (George Nooks).mp3
02 Ghost ft. Lady Saw - ROSE GARDEN.mp3
03 Ghost - NOTHING AT ALL.mp3
04 Ghost - DO YOU BELIEVE IT.mp3
05 Ghost - LOVE YOU.mp3
06 Ghost - LADY IN RED.mp3
07 Ghost - IF YOU BE MY BODYGUARD.mp3
08 Ghost - DIAMOND GIRL.mp3
09 Ghost - SATISFACTION.mp3
10 Ghost - DARLING TELL ME.mp3
11 Ghost - OH CAROL.mp3
12 Ghost - HERE I AM.mp3
13 Ghost - WORKING.mp3
14 Ghost - YOU TOUCH ME LIKE THIS.mp3
15 Ghost - KISS ME.mp3
16 Ghost - UNBELIEVEABLE.mp3
17 Ghost - TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.mp3
18 Ghost Ft Singing Sweet - TONIGHT IS VERY CLEAR.mp3
19 Ghost - YOU ARE MY STRENGTH WHEN I'M WEAK.mp3
20 Ghost - SHE WANTS TO STIR UP SOMETHING.mp3
21 Ghost - STYLE.mp3
22 Chinchilla Choons Skit ( Tony Curtis ).mp3
23 Ghost Ft Tony Curtis - GAL DEM A WHINE.mp3
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Shocking Vibes, Monster Shack & The Hits:
In 1991 came breakthrough hits for Shocking Vibes — "Do You Remember" and "Something Inside So Strong" — two tracks that established his singjay credentials across Jamaica's dancehall scene. He toured with Shabba Ranks in 1992 and recorded "God Is Truly Amazing" as a duet with Beenie Man. Working closely with Roundhead and General B, the Monster Shack Crew was formed — one of the most cohesive and respected artist collectives of the 1990s Jamaican dancehall scene — releasing Scared from the Crypt in 1999.
His romantic side is equally celebrated: his smooth, emotive delivery on love songs has made him one of the most requested singjay artists for listeners who want dancehall with genuine feeling. "Wine" with Tony Curtis (1997), "What Have You Done" (1998) and his subsequent solo albums showcased a vocalist whose range and warmth set him distinctly apart. He has continued to record and perform well into the 2010s and 2020s, maintaining a devoted following across the Caribbean, UK and diaspora communities worldwide.
Key Releases:
- Do You Remember (1991, Shocking Vibes) — breakthrough hit
- Something Inside So Strong (1991)
- Body Guard — signature dancehall hit
- Wine (1997, with Tony Curtis)
- What Have You Done (1998)
- Love You (2000) — album
- Various singles through 2000s–2020s
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