Mega Banton
Garth Williams, known professionally as Mega Banton, and born in Kingston,
Jamaica, in 1974, is a dancehall deejay. He entered the music scene in the early
1990s with a gruff delivery influenced by Burro Banton and Buju Banton, and
quickly gained attention for singles such as "First Position" (1993), "Decision"
(1993), "No Ninja, No Buju" (1993), and "Sound Boy Killing" (1993) while working
with the Black Scorpio team. Mega Banton released the controversial single
"Money First" in 1993, which sparked debate over its lyrical content. He also
worked on a duet with Leroy Smart on "M...
