Edi Fitzroy, the King of Conscious Reggae, has been composing and performing Reggae music since the 70's. Fitzroy's first hit, "Miss Molly Colly', broke into the Jamaican Top 10 in 1975 and the hits kept coming, including "African Religion", "The Gun" and "Stylee", leading to a tour of the UK supporting punk group the Clash.

With producer Trevor Elliot of Musical Ambassador, he put out the massive hit "Check For You Once" (number one on the Jamaican Hit Parade chart for four weeks), followed by "Youth Man In Penitentiary" and "Have You Ever". His hit 'What A Trick' spent 23 weeks on the Jamaican Hit Parade.

Edi received the Press Association of Jamaica Award in Recognition of his contribution to the development of local (Jamaican music). He received the Award for the Most Culturally- Orientated Artist in the 7th, 8th and 9th Annual International Music Awards held in Miami, Chicago and Jamaica respectively. He also received the Rockers Award for the Most Conscious Performer, after coming out with a tribute crowing to women, titled 'Princess Black'.

Edi's new album release "Hold The Vibes", on rising record label King Step Recordings has been in the works for almost a decade and is being compared to his best works. The album features a classic acoustic vibe and superb vocals that are sure to last the test of time. It displays a conscious, explosive and energetic Edi Fitzroy.

Edi has made his impact in the music  industry with his songs of consciousness, and his new release "Hold The Vibes" continues the formula that has propelled him all these years.