Some of the team in Negril when the artist went to perform for tourists on the beach in Nov 2022.

Lyrical Boss you say huh? Who is he?

Born, Bred, Raised and Residing in St Thomas, Lyrical is a true native of the first parish. The mannerism carries that of confidence, not to be misconstrued for conceit. The

welcoming spirit of the individual, similar to that of the ‘forgotten parish’ . The writer wants to further place and personify St Thomas on the map. The way the parish is being revitalized and gentrified, there are different music lovers

migrating to and from the parish, whether it be overseas or another

parish.

The writer and artist's first

official interview was on the Fun

Factory radio show on Newstalk93fm in June 2021. The segment was ‘Hardcore Thursday’ or ‘Entertainment Thursday’ , where the hosts and show focuses on

upcoming artists, writers and producers.

To the right are members of the Fully Knocking /Flammable Armageddon clique. St Thomas sons in the St Thomas

sun.

Lyrical [Zi] Boss ( Writer and Artist) and Prezzie Outlaw ( Dancer, Actor and DiscJockey, on the set of Boss In The City.

A recent November 2021 collaboration with American producer and Record label Jahgawar Records. A two song agreement for ‘Tell Mi Weh Yuh Need’ is made. This song is a a two part song. The first portion is out now and available on all streaming networks. Part 2 is set to be released in 2022.

‘Fully Knocking’ the catchphrase for Lyrical Boss, is set to be the next phrase used in Jamaica and across the world. The catchphrase being known, used and repeated, will mean the artist has reached the pinnacle he is aiming to reach by the grace of GOD.

It did not deter him from making ‘clean music’ , healthy music, encouraging music,. That fed up music, speak to your soul music, say what you couldn’t say or express music. Do not misunderstand, he has songs with sexual inuedos and phrases. Yes, there are songs with one or two profanity words.

However from the 15 songs we have listened to, only 3 used a combination of profanity and sexual tones. In this day and age, that's rare. The 3 songs actually don’t even use harsh profane words. No derogatory terms that are out of context, towards females or males are mentioned in his songs and writings.

The remainder were all eargasms to lovers of music from all genres, generations, countries, ages and preferences. Lyrical Zi Boss has a song for you all.