Roots Reggae
Tommy BSAL
aka Sticka Lightning
Clarendon roots. Miami stage. Reggae since 2004.
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These Are
The Words
The debut album — 13 tracks of conscious roots reggae. Press play, or take it to your platform.
Music Videos
From the 2004 debut to the latest singles. Tap to play.
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in Miami
Next up — Sat. Aug 22, 2026: Tommy performs at the Fish Fry Fundraiser for the Jamaica School Poetry Tour — 4 PM, Miami Gardens (820 NW 186th Dr). See the flyer up top, or join the mailing list for what's next.
Recently shared the stage with grime MC Grim Sickers and dubstep/grime producer Snake Eyes (formerly Fabricator, of Low Tide Recordings) — bringing roots reggae to Miami’s cross-genre underground.
The Story
Jamaican reggae singjay from Clarendon, now based in Miami. Tommy B SAL — aka Sticka Lightning — made his 2004 debut with the Cocoa Tea–produced hit “Friday Gal,” and today brings conscious roots reggae to Miami’s live music scene.
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Tommy B SAL, aka Sticka Lightning, is a Jamaican reggae artiste from Clarendon, Jamaica, now based in Miami and bringing roots reggae energy to the city’s live music scene. He grew up singing in school and church choirs, later honing his craft on sound systems around Hayes, inspired by legends like Burning Spear, Culture, Cocoa Tea, Louie Culture, and Terror Fabulous.
He made his recording debut in 2004 with “Friday Gal,” produced by Cocoa Tea on the Roaring Lion Production label, which became an instant hit and led to performances on major Jamaican shows such as Jam Jam, Spring Break, and GT Taylor’s Christmas Extravaganza. Since then, he has recorded for labels including Donsome Records, TM God Alone Production, Royal Records, and Spider Music Production, releasing songs like “Victim Prayer,” “Want Food,” “Wah Dem Fighting Fa,” and the 2022 single “Certain Livity.”
Now actively performing in Miami, Tommy B SAL continues to build his presence in the city’s live music scene — recently sharing the stage with grime MC Grim Sickers and dubstep/grime producer Snake Eyes (formerly Fabricator, of Low Tide Recordings).
In the Press
“On a mission to spread the word of Jah with his music.”
Jamaica Observer ↗
“Uplifting songs that will resonate with reggae audiences worldwide.”
Jamaica Star ↗
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