Born Everton Hardweare, Singing Melody first went to wax in 1987, for the legendary reggae producer, King Tubby. Among the hits that made his name in Jamaica and the Caribbean are: "Same Ole Love", "In This Together", "Shower Me With Your Love", "Groovy Kind of Love." In 1990, He released Sayonara Tokyo, a song recorded in Japanese for Sony Music Japan, became almost an anthem. He worked steadfastly with hit-making producers such as Steelie and Clevie, Sly & Robbie, Bobby “Digital B” Dixon, Edgar Parish, Jack Scorpio, and Top Ranking. In 1997, Singing Melody helped form the group L.