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About Judy Mowatt

Judy Mowatt is a renowned Jamaican singer, born in 1952, who gained fame as a member of the iconic reggae trio, the I-Threes, alongside Marcia Griffiths and Rita Marley. She played a significant role in supporting Bob Marley and the Wailers. Mowatt has also enjoyed a successful solo career, marked by her powerful voice and impactful lyrics. Mowatt's music frequently addresses themes of historical resilience, enduring struggle, and empowerment. Her songs often reflect her deep connection to her roots and the fight for justice, inspiring hope and strength in her listeners. She remains a pivotal figure in reggae music, using her platform to promote positive change and upliftment.

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Resilience Struggle Empowerment Historical Resilience Enduring Struggle

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