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Cocoa Tea

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2025 - Legit

2025 - The Marshall

2019 - Remastered

2012 - In a di Red

2012 - Settle Down

2008 - Yes We Can

2007 - Biological Warfare

2007 - Tune In

2007 - Save Us Oh Jah

2006 - Come Love Me

2005 - Israel's King

2004 - Tek Weh Yuh Gal

2001 - Feel the Power

2000 - Unforgettable

1998 - One Way

1997 - Holy Mount Zion

1997 - Ras Portraits

1995 - How Dem Flex

1994 - One Up

1994 - Can't Live So

1994 - Good Life

1994 - Sweet Love

1992 - Kingston Hot

1992 - I Am the Toughest

1992 - Authorized

1991 - Rocking Dolly

1991 - Riker's Island

1987 - Come Again

1986 - Cocoa Tea

1986 - Corner Stone Presents Clash Of The 80's

1985 - Sweet Sweet Coco Tea

1985 - Weh Dem A Go Do... Can't Stop Coco Tea

1985 - I Lost My Sonia

1985 - Mr Coco Tea

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1 Male

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52

Followers
197,735

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Reggae

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Born

1959

Active
1959 to 2025

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Most Loved Tracks

Track	Last.FM Listens	Loves
Come Again	27,297	4 users
Good Life	41,549	4 users
She Loves Me Now	29,512	4 users
Tune In	37,828	4 users
Young Lover	47,125	4 users

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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.