Bim Sherman

The Profile

Bim Sherman (born Jarrett Tomlinson) was a Jamaican reggae and dub vocalist renowned for his delicate, haunting delivery. Long associated with Adrian Sherwood and the On-U Sound collective, he revisited his songs on Miracle (1996) with subtle, spacious production. He died of cancer in London on 17 November 2000.

Worked closely with producer Adrian Sherwood and On-U Sound; collaborated with Dub Syndicate and Groove Corporation. Miracle (1996) features Skip McDonald, Doug Wimbish, Talvin Singh, and an Indian string section credited as Studio Beats Orchestra Bombay. Died of cancer in London on 17 November 2000.

One glowing review celebrates Bim Sherman’s Miracle (1996), spotlighting his distinctive voice and Adrian Sherwood’s understated production. The write-up notes contributions from Skip McDonald, Doug Wimbish, Talvin Singh, and an Indian string section. It frames the album as a serene, dreamlike departure from offbeat rhythms. The reviewer pays personal tribute to Sherman, recalling his passing in 2000.