Ramon Johnston is a Jamaican singer, songwriter, and tech entrepreneur widely recognized as the fifth-place winner of the 18th season of Digicel Rising Stars in 2022. Hailing from Bonham Spring in Ocho Rios, St. Ann, he has successfully balanced a blooming career in local entertainment with a deep background in computer science.

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Music Career & Rise to Fame

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Johnston captivated Jamaican television audiences during his 2022 run on Television Jamaica's hit talent show, Digicel Rising Stars. Known for his vocal adaptability, he advanced to the final five contestants before being eliminated in a tight public voting round. Following the competition, he transitioned into an independent recording artiste under the moniker RamonJstonMusic. 

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• Key Releases: He has released original gospel and contemporary tracks, including the popular single "Safe In Your Presence" and the heartfelt tribute song "Mama You a Mi Queen".

• Creative Scope: Beyond vocal performance, he handles much of his own acoustic production, playing the guitar for his projects

• Musical Style: He primarily explores contemporary Christian, gospel, and reggae-influenced pop styles.

• Releases: His discography includes original tracks such as "Safe In Your Presence" and the acoustic-driven single "Mama You a Mi Queen", which he publicly debuted in an emotional, dedicated performance on TVJ. 

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Professional and Academic Background

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Beyond his musical endeavors, Johnston possesses a diverse technical and entrepreneurial background: 

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• Technology: He pursued a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech), building on an associate degree from Moneague College. During his university studies, he actively participated in the UTech School Choir and band. 

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• Business:  He is the owner and graphic designer of ReyJohn Creatives, a branding and design venture he has operated since 2017.

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• Early Experience: His early professional life includes working as an air conditioning engineer, a prep-school computer teacher, and an assistant pilot boat captain.