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Siccature Alcock popularly known as Jah Cure; A Rastafarian singer hailing from Montego Bay, who grew up in Kingston, Jamaica. In his early teens he was already on the scene, going to the studio and linking with a lot of artists. In 1997, then being 18 years old, he first gained wider recognition with the single "King In This Jungle", done in combination with Sizzla and produced by Beres Hammond. More powerful modern roots singles followed and the young singer was making such a serious impact that he seemed set for a bright future. However, his thriving career was suddenly stopped when he was arrested and put into prison for 15 years in April 1999.

As Jah Cure's real life story has been plagued with strife and challenge, it's obvious that these feelings come through in his music as can be experienced while listening to "Ghetto Life". This second studio album confirms what his solid debut set "Free Jah's Cure, The Album, The Truth" already indicated... this artist can write and sing songs of the highest quality! "Ghetto Life" is a stunning set full of great songs and well built riddims, a true musical masterpiece.