1. Stuart Wilson is a Reggae, Jazz and Blues musician from the Cayman Islands. Stuart Wilson's music has been branded as a Reggae Renaissance, which includes elements of Jazz, Classic Rock and Blues.

Wilson has worked with numerous artists including Grammy winner Jason Gilbert, who produced the song Rule The World. Wilson also opened for big names including Roberta Flack, John Legend, Damian Marley and, er, Michael Bolton. He said that the last four years or so have been instrumental in his rise.

In 2013, Stuart Wilson began working with Legendary Reggae Producer Clive Hunt along with other notables in the industry such as Dean Fraser, Sly Dunbar and many other stalwarts in the industry, including Jason Gilbert who won a Grammy for his work on Eminem's album Recovery.

In 2014 Stuart Wilson made his debut at Reggae Sumfest[4] with his band Love Culture Stuart then went on to Thailand to play a dizzying 72 shows over a three month period with his band before returning to Jamaica.

In 2016 Stuart Wilson released his first Number One Single in Jamaica titled, "Feel for You" and has since been playing a series of acoustic and full ensemble shows, in London, as well as around the Caribbean.


2. Stuart Wilson is also a singer/songwriter from Yorkshire. His blend of acoustic guitar tunes and soft vocals are soon to be released on a new album, "What Are You Waiting For?", which will be available when he can get the money together to copy it.

Having played guitar for 10 years and writing songs for the majority of that time, Stu decided on his decade anniversary of receiving his first guitar, that he would record a CD of 4-5 tracks which he had written and though were maybe worth airing.

Stu is also a photographer and all the pictures used on the album artwork, as well as on this Myspace site, are his own.

As well as singing tunes and playing football, Stu is a session drummer and is always interested in new projects. Drop him an email if you need a drummer.

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