Dancehall DJ Danny English He died last Thursday at Kingston's public hospital, Jamaica, to the 54 year old, Because of the diabetes suffered, As commented by your family.
The musician, whose real name was Donald Cox, was influenced by artists such as Shabba Ranks, Buju Banton, Beres Hammond, Shaggy Y Tuffy Melody among others and was interested in music during his adolescence at Camperdown High School.
In 2002 recorded “Party Time” in the Riddim of Stephen 'Lenky’ Marsden, Together with Egg Nog, A song that consolidated its place in the Dancehall and that was curiously recorded in a bathroom, recognized in an interview with the youtuber teach dem in 2020: “Everything was magical in the bathroom”, said English on the occasion.
Although at first I doubted to work with Egg Nog, English admitted that his chemistry was undeniable. “At first, For some reason, I never liked Egg Nog, But I don't know why ... in the end he simply clicks”, asserted, As he recalled Dancehall Magazine.
Although they were not an official duo, English and Egg Nog continuously collaborated on issues such as “Wine Baby Wine”, “Steppin’ In da club”, “I Like Your Style”, “She’s So Fine”, “You Are The One”, “Feel Like Dancing” , “Gwaan Good” Y “Nuh Bother Pick Up the Gun Tonight”, A version of “Johnny B. Goode” de Peter Tosh.
Al dj They survive 23 sons (15 men and 8 women), including among them the promising artist of Dancehall JayBlem.
