Derrick Harriott is a pioneering Jamaican singer, producer, and label owner whose work helped shape the sound of rocksteady and early reggae. Beginning his career with the Jiving Juniors in the late 1950s, he went on to produce and record a string of influential hits marked by smooth vocals, soulful arrangements, and innovative production. Through his Crystal Records label, Harriott nurtured emerging talent and played a key role in the evolution of Jamaica’s popular music. His legacy endures as one of the genre’s most respected architects.