
Among the digital Reggae collcetor's community Hopeton Lindo is probably best known for his 1987 classic "Territory", a song that became a genuine classic and continues to be a vital weapon in any dance clash. And a song that is always being played at the National Stadium in Jamaica whenever the Reggae Boyz football team plays. Hopeton grew up in the Kencot community of Kingston Jamaica. He recorded his 1st song entitled "Black History" for producer Mikey "Dread at the control" Campbell and have since recorded for Music Works
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Rude Boy
Black History
Ghetto Tenement Yard
Territory
Gun Ting
Silent Consent
ghetto tenament yard
Lonely Night
Slaughter
The Season
Taking Over
Don't Do It
The Word
I'm So Proud
For You
Undertaker
The Best
Oppressor No
Thats Why I Love You
Available
Strangers In Paradise
Street Wise
We Could Fall In Love
Tribute
Make Time For Love
Winter Wonderland
A House Is Not A Home
Al Dancer
Mi Selecta
Rude Dub
Time For Love
If
A Different Christmas
African Choice
Lonely Nights
Mr Politician
My Living Fantasy
Turf
im so proud of you
I'm Glad It's You
A1. Dancer
All My Love
With You
On The Balcony
Wah Use Me
Sidewalk Traveller
Version
Bite De Dust Remix
Black History ' Hopeton Lindo
Hard Working People
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