Joan Reggae Drummer

Joan Reggae Drummer, born on July 9, 1979, is a session drummer specialized in Reggae from Catalonia, with a deep passion for Jamaican music. Known for his respect for Reggae tradition and his unique sound, strongly inspired by legendary Carlton Barrett, he began his musical journey at a very early age when he discovered Bob Marley’s iconic Legend album, a moment that marked the beginning of his journey.

He was the co-founder and drummer of The Pepper Pots, with whom he recorded six albums and toured across the U.S., Japan, and Europe, performing at major festivals and venues. He has performed live with The Impressions (the legendary Curtis Mayfield group) and collaborated with artists such as Burna Boy, Aston Barrett Jr, Winston Reedy as well as producers like Binky Griptite, The Berman Brothers, Major Seven.

In 2022, he released his first EP DUB EXPLOSION on his own independent label, Two Flames Records. The most significant milestone in his career came in 2025, when he recorded drums on Burna Boy’s single “Sweet Love”, produced by Major Seven, later nominated for the Grammy Awards 2026. This high-profile collaboration with one of Africa’s biggest global stars marked a turning point in his professional journey.

In 2026, he releases his debut album STRONGER TOGETHER, featuring an All-Stars band and collabos from Jamaica. Joan also maintains a strong presence on social media, where more than 220,000 followers engage with his content dedicated to Reggae and drumming.