Henry Buckley Jr., known professionally as Sadiki, born on November 17, 1971, in Kingston, Jamaica, sings, writes, and produces reggae music. He began his career under the name Pancho Kryztal and migrated to Chicago in the late 1980s. The debut album Pancho Kryztal (1997) saw disappointing sales due to corporate restructuring at Mercury Records. Buckley returned to Jamaica in 1998 and recorded "Rescue Me" with Tony "CD" Kelly, changing his stage name to Sadiki in 1999. He released several notable singles including "Love How Yuh Tan" (1999), "Gal Dem Everytime" (2001), and "Tribute" (2001). Sadiki collaborated with Beres Hammond on the Music is Life World Tour 2002. In 2007, he embarked on a four-city tour of Japan, leading to the release of the album Morning's Come (2007), which peaked at Number 1 on the reggae charts at HMV stores. His subsequent albums include Lifeline (2010), Fi Di Dancehall (2011), Jah Is The Only King (2012), Covered in Love (2016), and Blue Mountain Acoustic (2018).
