Caleb Hart

Caleb Hart
Caleb Hart
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Discography

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4
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2
EPs
31
Singles
3,235,906
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CAVancouver, CA73
CAVictoria, CA56
CACalgary, CA46
CAEdmonton, CA37
CASurrey, CA35

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420+
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Caleb Hart, a dynamic performer from Trinidad & TOBAGO, (based in Langford, BC, Canada) has captivated global audiences with over 1,200 live shows across six continents over the past twelve years. Known for his passionate stage presence, Hart has released seven studio albums, including the acclaimed '11' in 2019 and 'Emancipation' in 2024. Despite setbacks during the pandemic, he made a strong return with multiple singles, earning a spot in Rolling Stone Argentina's "Top 20 Reggae Artists Around the World" list and reaching #1 on the CKUA charts in 2025. Hart also won the 2024 American Songwriter contest for World Song of the year, is nominated for 'Global Artist of the Year' at the 2025 WCMA's and won 2025 Reggae category at the Intercontinental Music Awards with 'Riddim Man'. While managing fatherhood, mentoring artists and studying at Berklee College of Music, he continues to tour as well as work on his upcoming album Forward to D’ Roots and new band project, Sonic Alley. “Though Hart’s lyrics strayed into the profound, with heartfelt choruses like “we don’t wanna live this way anymore”, the mood never dipped. Within seconds of taking the stage Hart brought the whole room to its feet.” - Vancouver Weekly (opening for Damian 'Jr Gong' Marley at Commodore Ballroom)

Updated Nov 3, 2026, 8:29 PM
First discovered Jan 6, 2025, 8:21 PM