Since the age of seven, Mystic Bowie has performed professionally worldwide and recorded with some of the music industry's hippest melody makers... Once a member of Stanley and the Turbines, Mystic has been a featured solo artist for Reggae Sunsplash, eventually going on to open for a heavy-hitting lineup of reggae greats including Toots & the Maytals, Burning Spear, Yellow Man, Buju Banton, and Jimmy Cliff as well as for Latin pop diva Gloria Estefan. Mystic's work has crossed over both into film and advertising. Covering Jimmy Cliff's "Many Rivers to Cross," he sang co-lead vocals with Tina Weymouth on the Tom Tom Club's remake of the world-renowned hit for the movie"The Long Kiss Goodnight", starring Samuel Jackson and Geena Davis. Later, the track "Who Feelin' It" from "The Good, The Bad and The Funky" was used in the urban thriller, "American Psycho." Mystic's voice has also been put to good use in commercial sessions at Bigfoot Studios (NYC). Mystic has enjoyed the fruits of countless collaborations far beyond his reggae roots, having performed with a variety of funk and rock units. During the heyday of Jamband scene — whether at Sierra Nevada Music Festival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Camp Creek, or appearing at the Jammies at Roseland Ballroom — he has performed onstage with the likes of the B-52's, Trey Anastasio (Phish), members of Widespread Panic, and Warren Haynes, a small but diverse sampling, and testament to his drive to bridge musical genres. In October of 2009, Mystic released his latest, much-anticipated full length CD, "Nevah Kiss & Tell"... which was a culmination of years spent developing all new material - both in the studio, and via live performance. 16 original and undeniably catchy tracks comprise over an hour of music, that has been gaining critical acclaim and increasing radio play in his home country of Jamaica, since its recent launch.