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Verified interviews, editorial features, performances and selected credits for The Grei Show — Jamaican recording artist, producer, songwriter and creative director Gamel Reid.
The Grei Show is the artist and production identity of Gamel Reid, a Jamaican recording artist, songwriter and music producer whose work moves through reggae, dancehall, hip-hop and experimental Caribbean sound. Raised in Bull Bay and based in Kingston, he approaches music as both a performer and a world-builder, connecting records with visual art, storytelling and interactive media.
His catalogue spans solo releases, collaborative projects and production work for Jamaican artists. A major credit is Protoje's “Weed & Ting,” created with Supa Dups for the album In Search of Lost Time. Reggaeville's coverage identifies The Grei Show among the album's selected Jamaican producers and specifically notes his keyboard contribution to the track. He is also the founder of Wheel It! Records, the independent platform behind his releases and creative collaborations.
Editorial highlights
In a long-form interview about the album, Protoje names The Grei Show among the Jamaican producers he deliberately chose for the project. The accompanying introduction also places him alongside Supa Dups, Iotosh, Natural High, Ziah Roberts and Stephen McGregor.
Read the interviewReggaeville's review of Protoje's In Search of Lost Time describes “Weed & Ting” as a Supa Dups production and specifically credits co-producer The Grei Show on keyboards.
Read the reviewFNMNL profiles the Kingston collective and identifies The Grei Show as its producer, singer and rapper, noting that he created every track on the debut project and highlighting “Blind Without Shades,” “Up The Levels” and “Full Moon.”
Read the profileInternational reggae platform DEADLY includes both an introductory artist film and a dedicated freestyle performance by The Grei Show in its Jamaica video series.
Watch the featuresMore independent sources
The album announcement lists “Weed & Ting” as produced by Supa Dups and The Grei Show.
Read the articleThe review singles out “Blvk Peppa,” describing its bass-heavy dancehall character as production by The Grei Show.
Read the reviewA dedicated release feature on the collaboration with T.O.K member Bay-C, including a direct artist quote about merging reggae roots with a contemporary sound.
Read the featureReggaeville's video feature for The Grei Show and Bay-C collaboration.
View the featureA visual-release feature describing the reggae/trap fusion and Jamaican island setting.
Read the featureThe Jamaica Star includes The Grei Show in its coverage of the Kingston music community gathered at Dubwise Café.
Read the articleAn early feature introducing the track's trap-infused reggae production, guitar and saxophone elements.
Read the featureThe article places The Grei Show within the Bussweh team and credits him among the producers contributing original music to Blvk H3ro's project.
Read the featureProducer and synthesizer credit. Released through Wheel It! Records, with Swnkah and the late reggae icon Sugar Minott listed as performers.
View full creditsRecording artist, writer and producer. Released September 20, 2024 through Wheel It! Records.
View the releaseGamel Reid is listed as a composer on the dub reworking released on In Search of Zion.
View full creditsCo-producer, keyboard and composition/lyrics credit on Protoje's album In Search of Lost Time, released through In.Digg.Nation Collective / Six Course Music / RCA Records.
Read documented creditProduction credit on Blvk H3ro's The Immortal Steppa, documented in Reggaeville's album review.
Read the reviewProducer of the full debut project, as well as singer and rapper within the Kingston collective.
Read the profileApple Music currently lists Psy Phi and the 2025 EPs There's Nothing to Believe In and Dark Side of the Moon, alongside singles and appearances including “Black Jesus” with Leno Banton and Blvk H3ro.
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