Adventerous Signs to Revolutionary Entertainment Records

Upcoming reggae artiste Adventerous is hard at work as he concentrates on building his career. The budding singjay is very excited about his future, he recently signed with Delaware based record label Revolutionary Entertainment, which also handles the career of popular reggae artist Junior X.

“I feel very happy about my career and the direction its taking, Revolutionary Entertainment has a very positive track record and I can tell that being with them is gonna be great for my career,” said the artist.

Revolutionary Entertainment CEO Dennis Livingston who is the nephew of reggae icon Bunny Wailer, said that the label has a lot of confidence in Adventerous and that he and his team will be working extremely hard to make him a household name in the reggae music industry in the near future.

“We have a lot confidence in Adventerous he is a very good talent and that’s what we are all about at Revolutionary, working with good talent. Our company is young but we have done a lot of good work so far with artists like Cen’c Love, Andrew Tosh and Junior X. So we are gonna continue on the same path with Adventerous by providing the necessary professional guidance and facilities to take him to the top of the music biz, said Dennis Livingston.

Mr. Livingston also said that the label is currently getting ready to release its first single with adventurous which a song titled Heart Beat. The single was produced by Revolutionary Entertainment in house producer Dave Joyner aka Audio, will be released before end of November and will be available on Itunes.

I-Octane First Single "Burn Dem Bridge"

I-Octane continues to blaze the fire with the release of his new single "Burn dem Bridge" produced by Stephen 'Di Genius' McGregor of Big Ship. In this song, I-Octane expresses how people forget the things you have done for them and turn against you, essentially, burning their bridges.

I-Octane states "this song is not to point fingers but to serve as a warning to be cautious of those who may be using you for their own advantage".

"Burn dem Bridge" is the first single off his soon to be released EP "Straight From the Heart" and an iconic video for the song will be shot by acclaimed director Michael Cushnie. The EP also boasts other notable songs including the hit Example for the Poor produced by Garry G from Uniiqe Impact Productions and Dev Kutta of Livity Movements.

After the success of the mixtape "Focus", a steady buzz is already building around "Straight From the Heart" as I-Octane fans have been waiting anxiously for a legitimate album from their artiste. They will not be disappointed as the EP is set to be released on December 6 with an exclusive launch party in New York.

New Album for Da’Ville, Reunites With Khool International

Lover’s rock crooner Da’Ville’s Jamaica and Caribbean business affairs will be exclusively back in the hands of Khool International and it’s a move the singer is more than happy with.

“From previous experience I know that Mr. Ray Alexander is a professional, I know my business affairs will be in good hands. I am looking forward to an increased presence in the Caribbean,” he said of the alliance.

Also on the horizon for Da’Ville is his upcoming album which is due out in the early next year. The singer is already working on tracks that will be featured on the yet untitled album.

He recently released the lead-off single for the album; When I’m With You which is a runaway success. Only a few weeks, since its release and it is already in a dominant position on the charts. Da’Ville is set to release the second single Took A Break from his upcoming album in another few weeks.

“I am working on other tracks that will be featured on the album. What can I say my fans can expect to be wooed lyrically as the ladies have a treat lined up,” hinted the singer about some of the expected tracks that will be on the album. Da’Ville is very upbeat about the direction his career is going and according to him he is expecting bigger things to unfold where his music is concerned.