By Carl Gilchrist— Princeton Brown—- The stock of reggae practitioners keeps improving. In Princeton Brown, who shares his time between Runaway Bay in St Ann and Minneapolis, USA, the genre possibly has the most accomplished young, yet-to-be-discovered practitioner of the art form. He might tell you, though, that his position is world music, derived from a mixture of reggae, pop and R&B. Not only does Brown play the piano, the drums, the bass, the guitar and the violin, he also produces his own music and mixes some of the tracks himself. His father, Dermoth ‘Reverend’ Brown, would tell you that, as a young lad, Princeton demanded one of every instrument that makes music. At seven years old, his mastery of the piano impressed reggae icon Freddie McGregor to the point where he predicted, “Man, you gonna be a … Read entire article »