After winning over the audience with the emotional song, he segued neatly into the dancehall segment of his set with his breakout hit, Hot Wuk, with the European-based Ukkubit Divas doing the latest, most provocative dances from Jamaica.

He then did songs such as Tek Weh Yuself, and he got a rousing plaudits for I Am Blessed, especially when he broke into an improvised high-energy deejay segment. He afterwards did the spiritual-tinged Up Deh and Things Rough, a cut from his upcoming album on the version of 'You Can Get It If You Want' riddim, as well as Roses in My Garden on the 'Cherry Oh Baby' riddim. He closed his set with the Beatles' cod-reggae international hit, Obla Di Obla Da, and well received renditions of Desmond Dekker's Tek It Easy and Poor Me Israelites.

Music critics wrote the following day in local newspapers that it was an amazing performance. One reporter wrote that it was "hands down the best show of the entire festival".

On the Facebook page of the reggae festival, he was voted the night's best performer.

The singjay will now be turning his attention towards a North American tour and his album which will be released early 2012.

"I want to get this album right so we are spending a lot of time mixing and fine-tuning the different tracks to make sure everything is of the highest quality," he said.

The Ostroda Reggae Festival is the largest event on the Polish reggae calendar. All the major Polish reggae artists can show their skills. Other performers at this year's Ostroda festival included Sly and Robbie, Junior Reid. Lutan Fyah and Burru Banton, backed by the Dub Akom band, also gave a good accounts of themselves. Polish reggae band, legendary Izrael, also did a special dub show mixed by Mad Professor, alongsidePolish artistes Vavamuffin, Etna Kontrabande, Dubska and Paraliz band.