Big Smoak

Big Smoak, born Demarlo Griffith on May 24, 1996, is a dancehall and reggae artist hailing from the beautiful island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Known for his distinctive voice, conscious lyrics, and smooth Caribbean flow, Big Smoak has carved out a sound that bridges traditional island vibes with modern dancehall energy. His music blends heartfelt storytelling with raw emotion — from powerful tributes like “Plane Crash,” honoring the victims of the 2024 Bequia tragedy, to energetic collaborations such as “Rome 66” alongside Austrian artist Spri, produced by Alystr Nash. Each song reflects his versatility and deep connection to real-life experiences. Influenced by both the roots of reggae and the fire of dancehall, Big Smoak delivers music that speaks to struggle, resilience, and Caribbean pride. His authenticity and dedication have earned him a growing fan base both locally and internationally.