Fyah Roiall (pronounced Royal) is Jamaica’s
leading and most uniqe voice in hip hop.
Fyah Roiall is a young, stylish, politically playful rapper who champions independent thought, creativity and individuality.
He is unique on the island as there are very few hip hop artists in Jamaica – most artists are reggae or dancehall musicians. With a charismatic flow born from his sharp political mind and
social consciousness, Fyah Roiall is inspired by the creativity of early Jamaican reggae and dancehall music and excited by his Jamaican brothers & sisters in the UK diaspora leading the grime, garage and dubstep scenes. Roiall’s flow is unlike anything else on the market. He references the origins of black political hip hop, but he
maintains his authentic Jamaican flow and accent. Unlikely American rappers like Drake, DJ Khaled, Rihanna and countless more artists who appropriate Jamaican slang and
styling, Roiall effortlessly and authentically reps Jamaica, and brings hip hop and Jamaican culture together.
Roiall stands for authenticity, individuality, creativity, style and standing apart from the pack. An electrifying live performer, Roiall cut his teeth on soundsystem parties all over Jamaica and brings explosive freestyles and a raw, electric presence to the stage