Andrew Kiffin AKA Informative History Man
Whenever one sees or hears the name History Man, one word instantly comes to mind — Informative. This household name has carried Andrew Kiffin, known globally as Informative History Man, across borders and into the hearts of audiences in over 15 countries. His musical journey has taken him to the United States, Canada, France, Belgium, Germany, Colombia, Mexico, and nearby destinations like Panama, Trinidad & Tobago, and Guyana.
The powerful messages within his music have opened doors to international collaborations with artists such as Junior C (Argentina), Sister Caro (France), Don Goliah (Germany), Nespo Fernandez (Colombia), Ras Nniemjah (Ivory Coast), and Sauti (Japan).
Andrew Kiffin has released two dynamic albums:
- Chronology Vol. 1 — featuring 17 tracks
- Time With Patience— featuring 16 tracks
Born in Kingston, Jamaica, and grounded in Rastafarian culture with deep African roots, History Man is celebrated for his versatility and educational lyrical style. His music covers a wide range of historical and cultural themes, such as:
- Twenty-Three Prime Ministers of Canada
- Forty-Five Presidents of America
- African Inventors
- Tribute to Marcus Garvey
- Jamaica's Nine Prime Ministers
Beyond history and culture, his music also addresses social issues and matters of the heart. His song "No Discrimination" became the theme song for Jamaica AIDS Support, while "Heart Desire" is a heartfelt tribute dedicated to the ladies.
Known for his unique delivery, lyrical depth, and informative content, Informative History Man continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Fans everywhere look forward to his performances, eager to witness his reservoir of knowledge, culture, and music in action.
On the flip side of his musical record are "No Discrimination" the theme song for Jamaica AIDS support and "Heart Desire"- a song for the ladies. His collection is so wide that one is eager to attend his performance to get even a glimpse at his reservoir of unique delivery. On several ocassions, fans have been stunned at the wealth of his edutainment which is described as incredible and unforgettable with one of his songs featured in the movie, "What Goes Around Comes Around."
Born from a strong and vibrant musical family, History Man is quick to tell everyone that, "I didn't choose music, music choose me." And, it is not surprising that he is related to such musical icons as Tinga Stewart - a past Festival song winner; Tinga Stewart, Jamaica's celebrated guitarist Ernie Ranglin, the amazing Aston George Hewitt from the famed Jungle Lava Band which has backed heavyweights as 1,000 volts John Holt and George Nooks. He recalled, through the memory of his grandmother that as early as age two he would rock himself to sleep with a self-imposed lullaby.
At Chatsworth All-Age he along with his friends would use their desks as part of a make-shift studio to orchestrate lyrics that award him thumbs up from his peers. He then realised that this hobby could elevate him to a stardom position. The true test of his talent was demonstrated at Pop-corn Talent Show where he copped first place. This led to a winning streak with similar results at Portmore Carnival Talent Search and Tastee Talent Contest which unearthed such big wigs as Beenie Man, King Yellow-man, Nadine Sutherland and Mr. Vegas.
This popularity has landed History Man to shows like "Rebel Salute,"(2008-9), the very hot "Sting," Capleton the Fire Man "St. Mary mi Come From", and Bob Marley series of shows. Now a lead singer for Jungle Lava Band- which is poised for s series of international acts, it would take an entire encyclopedia to inform one about the Informative History Man like that when the world watched Man's first step on the moon which had millions glued to History Making.
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