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Super Cat

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Super Cat

Personb. 1963 · Kingston, Jamaica, Jamaica

dancehallraggareggae

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Bio

Super Cat, born William Anthony Maragh on June 25, 1963, in Kingston, Jamaica, is a pioneering dancehall deejay known for his distinctive voice and energetic style. He rose to prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s, becoming one of the most influential figures in the dancehall and ragga scenes. His career highlights include hits like "Don Dada" and "Ghetto Red Hot," which helped popularize dancehall internationally. Super Cat's work has been featured on major labels and he has collaborated with artists across reggae, hip-hop, and pop genres, cementing his legacy as a foundational artist in Jamaican music.

Popular tracks

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    Ghetto Red Hot cover art

    Ghetto Red Hot

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    3:52
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    Don Dada cover art

    Don Dada

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    3:25
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    Dolly My Baby (with Mary J. Blige feat. Notorious B.I.G. & Third Eye) - Extended Hip Hop Remix cover art

    Dolly My Baby (with Mary J. Blige feat. Notorious B.I.G. & Third Eye) - Extended Hip Hop Remix

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    3:55
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    Dem No Worry We cover art

    Dem No Worry We

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    4:00
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    Ghetto Red Hot cover art

    Ghetto Red Hot

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    3:52
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    Jamaica Jamaica cover art

    Jamaica Jamaica

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    3:19
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    Nuff Man a Dead cover art

    Nuff Man a Dead

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    3:33
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    Code Red cover art

    Code Red

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    4:31
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    Cry Fi De Youth cover art

    Cry Fi De Youth

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    3:30
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    Dolly My Baby (with Trevor Sparks) cover art

    Dolly My Baby (with Trevor Sparks)

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    3:30
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    Na Na Na Na cover art

    Na Na Na Na

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    3:43
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    Boops cover art

    Boops

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    4:17

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