When you have worked on several gold and platinum selling hits as a producer or musician what have you become? A super producer/musician is the answer to the question. Very few Jamaican producers or musician might fit into the super category. However, Paul Henton otherwise known as Computer Paul is one such producer and musician, he has worked with the who's who of reggae and dancehall music, including Sean Paul, Shabba Ranks, Beres Hammond, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Buju Banton, Maxi Priest, Shaggy, Jimmy Cliff, Inner Circle, Tanya Stevens, Monyaka, Baba Maal and a host of other top reggae and dancehall music stars.
In a career spanning over two decades Computer Paul has lent his talents to projects that have spawned several international hits such as I Can See Clearly Now by Jimmy Cliff, Mama Africa by Akon, Bad Boys and Sweat (a-la-la-lo-long) by Inner Circle. He has also played the beats on some of the most memorable Dancehall hits including Sizzla's No Time To Gaze, Buju Banton's Rampage, Richie Spice's Grooving My Girl, Louie Culture's Gangalee and Capleton's Critics.
In recent times Computer Paul has set up his Boot Camp recording studio which is located in Harbour View. Since setting up Boot Camp he has continued to work on a number of projects for established acts.
He has also dedicated himself to working with a lot of emerging acts as well such as Stevie Face, MBC (Make Boyz Cry), Timmi Burrell, Patriot, Nature and 14K. This decision has already began to began to bear fruit as Stevie Face has scored a big hit with Tell It Like It Is on the Boot Camp label, this song has been getting massive rotation on radio stations locally and abroad since its release. Tell It Like It Is has also hit all the major Reggae charts in Jamaica and overseas. MBC has hit the charts both locally and abroad with songs such as Busted and One More Try.
Posted on October 21, 2008 23:09
big u paul keeping the music alive
Posted on October 23, 2008 21:59
Mr. Computer Paul how you work with so much big artist and cant buss the girl them from MBC, mmmm quite contrary.
Posted on October 24, 2008 11:05
big up paul things a happem fi u