Musical artist Sasco De Dancehall Chaplain

 

Sasco De Dancehall Chaplain, born Sahr Thomas Lebbie in Sierra Leone, has built a compelling career as an Afro-reggae-dancehall artiste, seamlessly blending his faith, cultural heritage, and musical influences into a dynamic sound. His passion for reggae and dancehall was ignited during his secondary school years, inspired by legendary Jamaican artists such as Sean Paul, Beenie Man, Busy Signal, and Bounty Killer.  

 

Musical Evolution and Breakthroughs

Sasco officially launched his professional music career in 2010, making a name for himself in Sierra Leone’s growing reggae-dancehall scene. His ability to fuse Afrobeat elements with reggae and dancehall rhythms quickly set him apart, earning him recognition within local and international music circles.

 

In 2017, he represented the Western region in the prestigious East vs. West National Competition, showcasing his talent on a national scale. That same year, he delivered a powerful performance at Alonzo’s Show at Bintumani Hotel, Freetown, an event attended by fans from England and other countries. Before taking the stage, he was interviewed by Boss TV (UK), further cementing his presence on the global music scene.

 

Sasco's concert at Diamond Lodge Hotel, Kono, in January 2018, organized by Icons  From Ngaiya, was another milestone, solidifying his reputation for electrifying live performances. His participation in numerous community shows earned him widespread respect, as he consistently captivated audiences with his energetic and engaging stage presence..

 

International Recognition and Collaborations

Sasco's first international single, “Day Off,” released in 2021, marked a turning point in his career. The track received substantial airplay across Jamaica, St. Lucia, New York, Sierra Leone, Ghana, and other Caribbean territories, proving his ability to connect with diverse audiences.

 

.His growing influence led to collaborations with Bosslady Production (Canada), Pinchy Kobi Promotion (Jamaica), and NAJ Records (Canada), expanding his reach beyond Africa and into the Caribbean and North America. Over the years, he has worked with prominent Sierra Leonean artists such as Tasha (Swadu), Jakey Jake, Flakey (late), and DopeBoi Stex, creating music that resonates with local and international fans.

 

Media Features and Interviews

Sasco's rising prominence has earned him features in some of the biggest media outlets in the reggae-dancehall space:

 

Jamaica Observer Newspaper (2021), featured alongside Sean Paul, Shaggy, and Spice

 

Reggae Global Radio (2021)

 

Jamaica Star Newspaper (2023)

 

Vision Newspaper (2023)

 

His international presence has been strengthened by multiple high-profile interviews, including:

 

Suncity Radio, Jamaica (2021, courtesy of Pinchy Kobi Promotions)

 

Today Ghana News TV, Ghana (2022)

 

The Kadisha Kadisha Show, UK (2022)

 

 Freestyle Live with Sharita (DJ Go Getta) (2020)

 

CVM TV at Sunrise, Jamaica (2023, courtesy of Pinchy Kobi Promotions)

 

Discography and Artistic Legacy.

 

With his uncle, Sticks Pon The Beat, as his producer, Sasco has built an impressive discography, releasing several singles that showcase his versatility, including:

 

Day Off

 

Mad Over You

 

Dem Nuh Bad Like We

 

Bruk Out & Whine

 

Love Money Can’t Buy

 

Brace Pon Yuh Man

 

DSTV

 

Nuh Make Dem See We (feat. Flakey)

 

Sasco De Dancehall Chaplain continues to elevate Afro-reggae-dancehall on a global scale, seamlessly blending his faith, cultural roots, and musical influences to create powerful, rhythmic compositions. His dedication to bridging cultures through music remains at the heart of his artistic vision, and his ability to connect with audiences across Africa, the Caribbean, and beyond underscores his status as a rising force in the genre.

 

With a passion for faith-driven reggae-dancehall and a commitment to his craft, Sasco stands as a unique voice in the industry—one that celebrates heritage, embraces spirituality, and delivers unforgettable melodies.