Anguillan singer-songwriter Omari Banks is the son of reggae icon Bankie Banx, though these days he's carved out his own sound — a fusion of reggae, rock, and soul shaped by years of touring and storytelling. His albums, including Move On and his recent single "African Identity," blend personal reflection with messages of consciousness and identity, earning him comparisons to Bob Marley and Bob Dylan along the way. A former professional cricketer, music eventually became his true calling. Omari stays active and grounded between shows, and these days he's just as focused on passing the torch forward: his daughters Somaiya and Ashe have joined him onstage as OSA Band, performing together at Moonsplash and other island venues — three generations of the Banks family now carrying the music ahead.