Following in the footsteps of his father, who is himself a sound system DJ, Exco immediately began pursuing music as a career. He soon realized that his gift for writing significant and timely lyrics, and weaving those lyrics with song, had the potential to make him a top reggae artist. He has released three full-length albums, Country Man (2015), Narrative (2018) and Black Creek (2021), with Country Man in particular being recognized as a global contemporary reggae essential. Exco has also put out dozens of thought-provoking singles, such as “Bleaching Shop” which addresses the controversy of people of colour bleaching their skin to become lighter in complexion and “Mr. Hammer” which speaks to violence plaguing communities, and the irreversible effects of those acts. “Storms of Life” is an internationally acclaimed anthem that encourages all listeners to not give up even though the storms of life sometimes blow around them. “Oh Canada” has been played across Canada and is particularly celebrated by Canadian immigrants as a reflection of their spirit and journey. ‘Wha Gwaan” is an infectious dancehall number that has achieved worldwide radio airplay, and was recently placed in the CBC Television series “What’s The Burp?” This was the third song of Exco’s that has been licensed in film and television.