Jah Cure

Jah Cure (born Siccature Alcock, 11 October 1978, Hanover, Jamaica) is a prominent Jamaican reggae musician, known for his smooth vocal style and conscious lyrics. He was given the stage name Jah Cure by Capleton.

Early Career
1997: First major break with the single “King in This Jungle”, a duet with Sizzla, produced by Beres Hammond, who also became his mentor.
1998: Joined Beres Hammond’s Harmony House family for a European tour and performed across several Caribbean islands.

Music from Prison
Jah Cure served 8 years in prison (1999–2007) but continued recording music during this time.

Albums recorded from prison include:
Free Jah's Cure: The Album the Truth (2000)
Ghetto Life (2003)
Freedom Blues (2005)
True Reflections…A New Beginning (2007, released shortly after his release)
First post-release concert: Reggae Sundance Festival, Netherlands, August 2007 (headlining act).

Later Career
Universal Cure (2009) – features collaborations with Junior Reid, Flo Rida, Mavado.
World Cry (2013) – includes singles like Unconditional Love, Like I See It (feat. Rick Ross and Mavado), and a soca version of Call On Me (feat. Alison Hinds).
The Cure (2015) – debuted at #1 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart; nominated for Best Reggae Album at the 2016 Grammy Awards.
Royal Soldier (2019) – released on VP Records, debuted #1 on Billboard Reggae Chart; singles include Telephone Love, Risk It All, Life is Real, Marijuana, and Pretty Face.

Legal Issues
1998: Arrested in Montego Bay for gun possession, robbery, and rape; sentenced to 15 years in Gun Court; served 8 years (1999–2007).
2021: Arrested in Amsterdam for stabbing a music promoter; initially sentenced to 6 years, later increased to 9.5 years after appeal.

Personal Life
Married Kamila McDonald on 7 August 2011; they had a daughter, Kailani Belle (born 20 February 2012).
Divorced in August 2017.
Jah Cure is recognized for his resilient career, recording from prison, and maintaining a strong international presence in reggae through collaborations and chart-topping albums.
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