2015 jan

Reggae singer and songwriter Sasha Dias makes her international debut with her first album Break Free, flowing with original songs, classic covers and stimulating melodies, covering everything from reggae to reggaeton to pop. 

Featuring original compositions such as the title song “Break Free,” “That’s It” and “Walk Away,” to reggaeton and pop infused “Boom” and “Four Leaf Clover,” to her breezy cover of pop queen Celine Dion’s “Power of Love,” along with a sizzling cover of “Sometimes Love Just Ain’t Enough,” a duet with Terry Linen, Dias is bound to make her mark on the music scene worldwide. 

This Florida-based songstress has strong roots in Jamaica’s music and culture. Her grandfather and music mentor is veteran Jamaican singer Winston Dias (of “Cericy Tea” fame), and who has performed from reggae to R&B as a singer with the Drifters. Dias’ inspiring, melodic vocal range and genre-bending sound are sure to make her album a favorite for music fans everywhere.

Break Free

Questions

Sasha Dias - "Questions"

Praying for change in our country, Lord Jesus Christ put a hand, we need you.

Jaron Nurse - We Reach (Guidance Riddim)(Gospel Reggae) 2014

A message to all the ghetto youths to put down the guns and stop the blood shed, Jesus Christ already shed his blood for our sins, he is in control, so take it easy

Jaron Nurse - Take It Easy (2014)

Jaron Nurse - Caribbean Christian

 SONG: Power In The Name
● ARTISTE: Joshua Ali https://twitter.com/MusicPro_1 
● COMPOSER: Joshua Ali
● PRODUCER: Joshua Ali for Chrysolite Production
● COUNTRY: Trinidad & Tobago 
● Release Date: Saturday 17th January 2015
● Recorded, Mixed & Mastered By - Joshua Ali for Chrysolite Production

Joshua Ali - Power In The Name

Mega Mix of one of 2016's hottest soca riddims, produced by TRON. Mega mix was mixed by NYC's DJ Young Chow. 

This mix and the full tracks are all available now from all major digital music retailers worldwide, distributed exclusively by FOX FUSE.

R.R. Rhythm

R.R. Rhythm (DJ Young Chow Mega Mix)

A mega mix of the 'Heartbreak Riddim,' produced by TRON and mixed by Black Chariot International.

This mix and all the songs thereon are now available from all major digital music retailers worldwide, distributed exclusively by FOX FUSE.

Heartbreak Riddim

Heartbreak Riddim (Black Chariot International Mega Mix)

Rebel Of A Different Nature

Always There

Koen Duncan - Always There

Wuk Yuh Waist

Destra Garcia & Drupatee - Wuk Yuh Waist

The 'Breakfast Fete Riddim' births three groovy soca tracks with “Colliding” by Mysterio, “J.U.M.P. (Jump Up My People)” by Shemmy J and “Liquor Head” by Imran Nerdy. The songs are enjoying heavy radio airplay in the island nation and have already become fan favorites at the 2016 Lucian Carnival, which is currently underway through July.

Breakfast Fete Riddim

Liquor Head

J.U.M.P. (Jump Up My People)

Colliding

Trinidadian production house WMG Lab Records composes the romantic soca gem “Rock With You” by soca songstress Joanna “Jo Jo” Hutton, now available worldwide from all major digital retailers, from FOX FUSE. Recently inking an exclusive digital distribution deal with FOX FUSE - the world’s largest music label for soca and chutney, WMG Lab Records’ catalog is now becoming available to the global audience, and “Rock With You” is one of its first releases through this new partnership.

“I’ve been producing music for five years now and my style of music is unique because I blend different kinds of music to make one sound,” states producer Emmerson George, who helms WMG Lab Records. “It was fun working on the song with Jo Jo. We started it last November and just kept working on it until we were happy with the final track, and we had a plan in place to market it internationally.”

The groovy tune was written by Jo Jo, who has been earning her place in the spotlight for years now, first as a member of the all-female soca band SASS Nation (alongside her sister Nadia Batson), before launching her solo career in 2013. “I feel privileged to have my music played internationally,” states Jo Jo. “I believe that my music can have a positive influence on my listeners and I would never want to limit myself or my talent. ‘Rock With You’ is very special to me and when I initially got the track, the vibes came instantly and it was pure magic from there.”

Rock With You

Jo Jo - "Rock With You"

 Jamaican dancehall icon General Degree stops traffic with his brand-new collection of dancehall anthems on 'From The 90s,' available worldwide from all major digital retailers on August 12, 2016, from FOX FUSE. Born Cardiff Butt in Mandeville, Jamaica, the world-renowned dancehall deejay (Jamaican rapper) blasted onto the music scene over 20 years ago, and has remained a mainstay on airwaves and playlists ever since. Consistently touring and keeping his brand relevant with fans - a rare accomplishment in the dancehall genre, this timeless artist now returns with a collection of new hits to satisfy dancehall aficionados, globally.

'From The 90s' is stacked with 14 thrilling tracks that cover the spectrum of dancehall music, spewing throwback 90s sounds to deliver new classics for the times. Acclaimed Jamaican producers add authentic flavors to General Degree’s dancehall mastery, with the likes of Steven “Lenky” Marsden, Craig “Craigy T” Thompson (of T.O.K.), Andre “Suku” Gray (of Ward 21), and Hitmaker Muzik. International pop star and fellow Jamaican Sean Paul turns up the temperature on the EDM-spiced “Bambalam (Remix),” reggae royalty Tarrus Riley pools his star power on the reggae-infused “Feeling Irie (Dancehall Remix),” while throwback dancehall vibes take center stage on tracks such as “Yuh Betta Kool,” “Have Fun,” “We Doe Worry,” and “Gweh,” among others.

The album was executive-produced by General Degree, with several songs produced under his production alias Snapple Dapple, for his own imprint Size 8 Records.

General Degree more recently turned heads and waistlines with his dancehall-EDM fusion blockbuster jam “Bambalam,” also available worldwide from FOX FUSE. The electrifying tune was licensed by Zumba in 2014 and has since worked its way around dance studios worldwide, amassing a new following for General Degree, in both the dance and fitness worlds. That momentum spawned 'From The 90s,' as it proved the international need for new music from this electrifying and eternal artist, which he now delivers for the masses to enjoy, for all time.

(Sean Paul appears courtesy of Dutty Rock Productions.)

From The 90s

Bambalam (Remix)

General Degree Featuring Sean Paul - "Bambalam (Remix)"

Single (Bad Royale Remix)

Orlando Octave - "Single (Bad Royale Remix)"

Our God is Greater (Joshua Ali Remix)

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