TROY GENIUS

Troy D Auxilly-Wilson was born in St. Ann, Jamaica with music in his blood. His father, Wallace Wilson snr., who was also a talented musician, composer and arranger, influenced him, bringing him into the music scene. He grew up in Ocho Rios, Jamaica where he got early performance experience, at the tender age of four, entertaining alongside his older brother Richard Barr, another very talented musician. At the age of nine, he moved to Kingston where well-known Jamaican musicians and producers like Glen and Danny Browne and Gussie Clarke introduced him to the wonders of studio recording.

Though he enjoyed music, he got a real taste for entertaining for the masses when he performed at his alma mater, Meadowbrook High School. He later shared his joy of performing and fever he felt for music with his younger brother, Wallace Wilson Jr., A.K.A. Red Rat, which changed his life forever. Being an all-round musician joined with creating and mixing rhythms in the studio and voicing; he played the drums for most of the top Reggae/Dancehall acts in Jamaica such as Beenieman, BountyKiller, Dennis Brown, Red Rat, Sean Paul, Baby Cham, Spragga Benz, Wayne Wonder - just to name a few.

He has also collaborated/worked on projects for well-known artists including Amy Winehouse, Joss Stone, Alicia Keyes, Papa San, Inner Circle and on soundtracks for movies "After the Sunset" & "Rush Hour 3". Since the recent passing of his father in March 2007, he has now focused his attention on ministering. He always knew from a young age that God played a major role in the direction of his life. His love for the Saviour underpins his long awaited debut Gospel album, "Unfailing Love".