In the organizer's words:

With countless hits and tours in over 120 countries, Sean Paul is regarded as Jamaica's absolute top music export and the biggest global star that the "small island with the big sound" has ever produced. Born under the full name Sean Paul Henriques in Kingston in 1973, the dancehall deejay (as a microphone controller is called in Jamaica) has been conquering the global charts since his breakthrough in the late 90s thanks to hits such as "Gimme The Light", "Get Busy", "No Lie", "Temperature" and "Bring It", is a sought-after collaboration partner for global stars such as Beyoncé and Dua Lipa and has been a celebrated TV star himself since 2022. Three decades after his breakthrough, there is no sign of Sean Paul's popularity changing.

Sean's entry into the international music scene came in 1997 with his song "Infiltrate", which was followed in 2000 by the release of his debut album "Stage One", which contained the dancehall hits "Deport Them", "No Bligh" and "Hot Gal Today" (with singer Mr. Vegas). Sean landed his first international hit in 2001 with "Gimme The Light", which was surpassed in 2002 by "Get Busy", his first number 1 success. With his second album "Dutty Rock", Sean Paul finally succeeds in nothing less than redefining dancehall music. The album contains four top 15 Billboard hits - including "Like Glue" and "I'm Still In Love With You" feat. Sasha - and wins a Grammy for Best Reggae Album. In the same period, Sean's voice helped stars such as Beyoncé ("Baby Boy"), Blu Cantrell ("Breathe") and Busta Rhymes ("Make It Clap") to worldwide hits - proof that his talent is not limited to any genre. With the release of "Trinity" in 2005, Sean Paul finally breaks all records, debuting at number 5 and quickly achieving platinum status. With "Temperature", Sean Paul became an international star, reaching the top 10 in Canada and France and the top 20 in Australia and the UK.

With his subsequent releases from "Imperial Blaze" in 2009 to "Scorcha" in 2022, he achieved constant chart success in every conceivable market and across all genres: from pop ("No Lie" with Dua Lipa; "Cheap Thrills" with Sia; "Rockabye" with Clean Bandit) to EDM ("Come To Me" with Major Lazer, "Mad Love" with Dave Guetta & Becky G) and Latin ("Contra La Pared" with J Balvin). For the platinum crossover success "Niña Bonita", Paul and his partner Feid are awarded "Best Collaboration" at the 2024 Latin AMAs and in the same year "No Lie" receives diamond status in Brazil for its sales - and core dancehall hits such as "Bring It" (on Dave Kelly's classic Showtime riddim), "Go Down Deh" (in collaboration with Spice & Shaggy) prove that Sean has neither forgotten nor forgotten his musical roots despite all his successes. With his role as "Coach Advisor" to Gwen Stefani in the 22nd season of "The Voice", he will also become a TV star in 2022.