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Cocoa Tea

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Remastered (2019)	In a di Red (2012)	Yes We Can (2008)
Biological Warfare (2007)	Save Us Oh Jah (2006)	Tek Weh Yuh Gal (2004)
Feel the Power (2001)	Unforgettable (2000)	Israel's King (1998)
Holy Mount Zion (1997)	Ras Portraits (1997)	Come Love Me (1995)
How Dem Flex (1995)	Tune In (1994)	Good Life (1994)
Sweet Love (1994)	One Up (1993)	Legit (1993)
Kingston Hot (1992)	I Am the Toughest (1992)	Authorized (1992)
Settle Down (1992)	Rocking Dolly (1991)	Authorized (1991)
Riker's Island (1990)	Come Again (1987)	The Marshall (1986)
Cocoa Tea (1986)	Corner Stone Presents Cla (1986)	I Lost My Sonia (1985)
Weh Dem A Go Do... Can't (1985)	Mr Coco Tea (1985)	Sweet Sweet Coco Tea (1985)
One Way (0)	Can't Live So (0)

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Reggae

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1959

Active
1959 to 2025

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Cocoa Tea - Young Lover
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Cocoa Tea - Good Life
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Cocoa Tea - Tune In
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Cocoa Tea - Tune In

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Cocoa Tea was popular in Jamaica from 1985, but has become successful worldwide only since the 1990s. One of his most famous songs is "Rikers Island", which was later put into a dub version by Nardo Ranks entitled "Me No Like Rikers Island" (featured on Dancehall Reggaespanol) which was released the same year as the original "Rikers Island". He also gained fame with the song "Young Lover". He gained notoriety in March 2008 after releasing a song titled "Barack Obama" in support of the US Presidential candidate by the same name. Cocoa Tea's song "Jah Made Them That Way" from his 1984 album Rocking Dolly interpolates "Human Nature" by Michael Jackson and "Answer Mi Question" by Dillinger.