Throughout decades, the parish of St Mary has been widely recognized as one of few parishes to always produced topnotch Jamaican musicians. The likes of Ninja Man, Lady Saw and Capleton are all sons and daughters of the ‘banana’ parish and have successfully paved the way for other young talents to explore.

There was little doubt amongst the public, that the trend would continue when they got a first-hand experience to listen this fiery reggae artiste name Teflon, born Shaniel Andre Watson on February 15, 1985. Though he group up in a Christian home, faith led him onto the Rastafarian path, and reggae music subsequently gave birth to one of the most-promising young act.

The ever-blazing Teflon began his musical journey at the tender age of ten, when he found favor with the congo drums and shortly after it was the flute and keyboard. This helped him developed a strong connection with music and inevitable, he reaped successes in music classes and caught the admiration of his classmates.

Telfon recorded his first single Bless Me Jah in 2003 for a small-time label in Ocho Rios. But, it was the circumstances leading up to that studio, which highlighted his share determination and love for music.