Hot Ones Caribbean Jamaica Edition has its host and he’s a hot one!

Brush1, the ‘Road Marshal’, will take over hosting duties as Hot Ones Caribbean heads to Jamaica for the second edition of the series.

A DJ, MC and radio host of the Scorched segment on Fyah 105, Brush1 hails from Portland and attended the Titchfield High School.

Born Romario White, entertainment has been in Brush1’s blood since birth. His stepdad had a traditional sound system, and his brother had a recording studio at home where he produced his music. Growing up, he knew that entertainment was his dream and considered it a lifestyle.

Brush1’s love for entertainment developed as he interacted with some of the finest entertainers who made it possible to receive insights into the industry.

The likes of selectors Creep and Niko fueled his passion through their spectacular movements and his admiration of Damion Delingy’s powerful voice pushed him to try even harder.

The stage name ‘The Road Marshal’ was born after several brainstorming sessions with his friends who believed he would be the next big thing on the scene.

Focused on expanding his impact on the entertainment scene, Brush1 will be releasing an EP called I AM The Road Marshal.

The EP also speaks to him discovering himself and not allowing negative views to damage his vision.

As he readies himself to take on his new role as host of Hot Ones Caribbean – Jamaica Edition, the entertainer says he is excited.

“I am looking forward to the food the most and trying them with the different sauces ’cause, Hot Ones, I have seen it online and I have watched almost all the episodes including the Caribbean episodes so I am excited for it, over the moon for it, it is almost a surreal feeling being the one to host it,” he said.

Commenting on the choice of a new host for Hot Ones Caribbean, Frederick A. Morton, Jr, founder, chairman & CEO, TEMPO Networks, said that “following the success of Season One in Trinidad, hosted by Daniel Loveless, it was important to have a Jamaican host who could represent Jamaica and bring to the production the amazing vibe the country is known for. After extensive conversations, I am confident that Brush1 fits the bill and will deliver a stellar and super-entertaining performance in the role.”

Fresh from an exciting first season produced in Trinidad and Tobago, the home of the Scorpion Pepper, which featured the likes of top Trinibad artiste Prince Swanny to social media comedy sensation, Ro’dey, TEMPO Networks is set to heat it up again, in Jamaica.

The series will feature the island’s top celebrities and personalities in music, sports and entertainment and, in collaboration with the Jamaica Tourist Board, highlight the beauty of this world-renowned destination.

In addition to JTB, several major partners are on-board with TEMPO Networks to make the production a success.

The Pepper Sauces for the Hot table will be partly provided by the National Baking Company and Nestle Jamaica. 

Market Me and long-time TEMPO video production partner, Phase Three Productions, are providing marketing and production support. 

Several other partners will be announced in the lead up to the show’s debut.