Errol Brown

British soul and funk singer (Hot Chocolate frontman)

Errol Brown was a Jamaican audio engineer and record producer known for his work at the Treasure Isle recording studio where he worked alongside Duke Reid. He became one of the notable figures in the development of dub music in the 1970s. Brown's engineering skills contributed to the creation of many classic reggae and dub recordings, and he was instrumental in shaping the sound of the genre during that era. His work on various albums, including those that feature dub remixes and instrumental versions of existing reggae tracks, showcased his talent for creating space, depth, and texture within the music. Errol Brown's contributions to reggae music have been recognized by fans and peers alike, cementing his legacy as an important figure in the history of Jamaican music production.