Although many of the tracks on Royal Priesthood rightfully dwell in the dancehall arena, it's the culture of reggae that permeates the atmosphere when the microphone is grabbed by Gitta. With a solid vocal tone similar to the likes of Sizzla and Yami Bolo, Gitta, born Denton Peschier, is the soul of this team. While the second half of this pair may initially appear shy, get him behind a guitar and his spirit soars, hence his name Guitar Dan ('Gitta' for short). Raised in Trinidad, this humble and gentle spirit ignites when he has a mic in hand with his signature vocals that sail across the choruses, perfectly contrasting Tiko's fire spitting raps.

These two compliment each other in such a unique way, creating an unbelievably intense force to be reckoned with. In contrast with Tiko's fiery chatting, Gitta picks up his guitar and delivers some cooled down singing for the reggae purists, comforting those who idly twist away at their dreadlocks.

With a diverse sound touching on roots reggae, dancehall, and a dash of hip hop, this versatile project is packed with 17 songs and sure to suit various tastes. This is a fun, yet thought provoking release by the most promising vocal team in gospel reggae. Tiko and Gitta are a dynamic twosome with lyrical fire power that pierces the soul, provokes thought, and draws the listener to the knowledge, awareness, peace, love, power and majesty of Jesus Christ.

Packed with modern-day musical parables and cleverly woven stories, Tiko and Gitta use the genres of reggae and dancehall to speak to this generation in a relevant way without compromise in sound or spirit. 'Our inspiration comes from Christ, who was the most lyrical man to ever walk the face of this earth. We intend to follow in his footsteps.'