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Troyton Rami
Troyton Wesley Anthony Rami (born 27 July 1975), better known by his stage names Troyton Rami, T. Rami, and Troyton is a Jamaican-born record producer, songwriter, rapper, and entrepreneur. Troyton Rami was born in Grange Hill, Jamaica before moving to Miami, Florida where his Record Label, ''Black Shadow Records'', and several other businesses headquarter. He is also of Indian heritage through his father's blood. Rami has produced and collaborated with artists like Sean Paul, Beenie Man, Lady Saw, Baha Men, Busta Rhymes, Tego Calderón, Luny Tunes, Tito El Bambino, Bobby Valentino, Kat Deluna, Trey Songz, Elisa Polanco, and Rudy Perez. He received his first Grammy Award with the multi-platinum hit single "Gimme The Light" featuring Jamaican dancehall star Sean Paul.
== The Beginning ==
Troyton Rami first began his career in music at the tender age of 15 as a Dj in Jamaica and Florida. He later discovered his talent as a creator of beats, evolving into songwriting as well as rapping. But it was his producer skills where he really was able to shine in the Dancehall and Reggae music world. In his youth, he also showed signs of entrepreneurship by founding his own record label, Black Shadow Records. Within the first few years Troyton kept building beats, giving them away to artists, and Djing at different pubs around the city. Eventually Rami started interning at certain recording studios where he absorbed knowledge from more experienced producers. Rami then decided to start creating his own riddims and voicing different artists. The riddims began to create hype not only for himself as a producer but also for the artists featuring in the records.
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