Artist's albums
Blue
2023 · single
Bush Braff
2023 · single
Rumpus
2023 · single
Jet Black
2023 · single
Up
2023 · single
Better Never Less
2023 · single
I Will Never (Tribal Future House Remix)
2023 · single
God & Time
2023 · single
Marijuanaa
2023 · single
Do Di Rock
2023 · single
22
2023 · album
Alchemist
2023 · single
Success
2022 · single
Controversy
2022 · single
Bailando
2022 · single
Numb
2022 · single
Powers (Nahwmality Riddim)
2022 · single
Whip
2022 · single
Ready (Strictly The Best Vol. 62 Exclusive)
2022 · single
Tic Toc
2022 · single
Father Figure
2022 · single
Clap
2022 · single
Wish You Well
2022 · single
Changes
2022 · single
Money Talk
2022 · single
Honest
2022 · single
Outside Again
2022 · single
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Biography
Kemaul M. Martin, professionally known as Yaksta, is a successful reggae and dancehall artist hailing from St Mary, Jamaica. He became a global phenomena with his hit singles 'St Mary', 'Humans' and 'Ambition'. His latest releases 'Assets (Fowl Coop)' and ‘That Time Again’ have been rapidly gaining traction across the globe as his songs continue to please, encourage and empower youths to be happy, productive and in control of their lives. Yaksta is represented by WussMusikk (USA) and Runabeat Music (UK). He first debuted on the music scene in February 2016 and within months he was firmly established in the music industry with popular singles such as ‘Above the Ground Floor’, ‘Jah Jah Never Sleeps’, ‘For Sale’ and his EP, ‘Stoic Torture’, produced by Sasaine Music Records. The following year he went viral with his single ‘Home’, which quickly gained over 1 million video views. With this success he partnered with Dana Shaygan and Steve Urchin to co-produce another viral single, ‘Boogie Woogie’, a firm favourite in his catalogue of music. Of late Yaksta is seeking to expand in all markets with collabs that challenge his creative versatility. As a child, Yaskta was continually led back to music projects as opposed to studies and brief job stints (including running his own business selling clothes) until finally deciding that a full-time music career was the only way for him to go. He proudly states “I am music incarnate and I’ve given up on avoiding my destiny.”