Fyah Sthar hails from the musical island of Jamaica.
Growing up in a tough environment called Union Garden, Kingston 13, music was his main focus at a tender age, even during school days. Fyah Sthar began recording music professionally at age 18 when his first single, “Bus de Place” for Bingi Production, began rotating on the radio.
This attention built his confidence even more as an artist.

Later, the young Fyah Sthar moved to Portmore where he joined forces with two other artists, Buzhrock and IWayne. The three worked together on stage shows and became the original Lavaground Warriors. Gaining more popularity and maturity as an artist, Fyah Sthar released the single, “Protect the Little Children” on the Tsahai (Receive) Rhythm (Altafaan Records) in 2005 where he caught the attention of veteran disc jockeys Elise Kelly and GT Taylor along with several others. Since the initial release of this popular single, he has recorded a multitude of songs. He was featured on IWayne’s debut album, Lavaground, on the track entitled “Conquer.”
He gained more international popularity with the release of the historical Lavaground Icumentary, (Jetstar) which documented the livety of the three original Lavaground Warriors, Fyah Sthar formerly known as Fire Star, IWayne and Buzhrock.