Words by Jesse Serwer—
A year ago today, the music business lost one of it’s all-around good guys and unsung talents in the late Dwight Arrington Myers, a/k/a Heavy D. LargeUp remembered Heavy that day by highlighting his role as one of hip-hop’s ambassadors for Jamaican and dancehall culture.
Over the last few weeks we noticed that Hev’s brother Floyd Myers has been digging into the Myers family photo archives and pulling out some real gems so, on the occasion of this one-year anniversary, we thought we’d pick out some gems, and share with you. Scroll through.
Heavy and his first cousin and frequent collaborator Pete Rock (grinning ear to ear at front right) and family.
The original Heavy D and the Boyz, with the late Trouble T Roy (second from right)
At the head of the table
Heavy D and Jazzy Jeff. Classic caption/comment on Facebook: “So basically, he gets the Starter cap commercials, you get the Sprite ones…but you both get 900 numbers and Soul Train. Cool?
Heavy and daughter
Two champions
With Junior Reid…
…And Jay-Z
With Rihanna
Signing an autograph for a fan
An aspirational dancehall banger from the son of Burro Banton.
Rock and swing with Beres Hammond's greatest hits + link up with the latest dancehall…
Wade into Guyana’s untamed interior at this eco resort set on the black waters of…
Bless up your 4/20 with music for the brain.
The six-track dub EP features toasting from the late Micro Don.
Yaadcore's self-discovery anthem gets a striking visual.
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