Barry Boom (born Paul Robinson) is a reggae singer and record producer from London.
Paul Robinson was a member of the reggae group One Blood in the 1980s along with his brothers Errol, Jerry, Ewan & Trevor until the group broke up after Errol's death.
He also worked as a producer and songwriter for other artists, including the debut album by Maxi Priest and Philip Papa Levi's Discomix "Mi God Mi King" single (the first single by a UK-born artist to reach number one in Jamaica).
[1][2] His debut solo album, The Living Boom followed in 1990, featuring his three big hits from the previous year.
He followed this with Trust Me in 1993, and signed to MCA Records for Taste of Things to Come in 1997.