His new singles, Crazy produced by Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor on the Pepper Riddim and Dynamite produced by Ricky Blaze on the Party Vibe Riddim have so far received great feedback. An accompanying video to Crazy will be released next week.
But making music that pleases his fans is nothing new to the music veteran, who became a popular face on the music scene over ten years ago. Known for his smooth vocals and catchy melodies on hits such as, Drive me Crazy on the timeless Tony Kelly Buy Out riddim, Tek Wek Yuhself on the Dem Time Deh riddim and Strange things, Mr. Easy says that being in the business this long has taught him to always separate the business from the music and focus more on the business side. It’s a lesson he learned the hard way.
"Not staying focused on the business side really makes you lose a lot financially, makes you not take steps you should've made," he said.
Although his presence hasn't been felt locally recently, he has been performing internationally, in addition to taking care of his son.
Focused and ready to once again dominate both the local and international markets, Mr. Easy kicks off his month long U.S. tour this Saturday in Boston, followed by shows in Virginia, Washington D.C., and Florida. He then returns to the Caribbean for several performances in Trinidad.
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