The launch of the official Reggae and Dancehall Embassies
was announced to the world in mid 2012 on TVJ’s popular morning television show
“Smile Jamaica”, in celebration of Jamaica’s 50th anniversary. They have already begun making a difference
in the lives of many who are utilizing it as the tool it was developed to be. The Reggae Embassy and Dancehall Embassy,
headquartered in the home of Reggae and Dancehall; Kingston Jamaica, are proud
to announce that they have endorsed five talented individuals whom they are delighted
to present to the world; Cameal Davis,
Eldie Anthony, I-Noble, Lanz 876 and Kiodour.
Endorsed Recording
Artists:
The Reggae Embassy is honored to introduce, its three
Jamaican based endorsed recording artists; Cameal
Davis, I-Noble and Eldie Anthony. These talented singers and singjays are fully
utilizing the organization for their career and business advancement so that their
individual career visions can be developed with a customized plan by the Music
Embassies’ team of professionals who are provided for each client. The artists have been in development for
approximately one year as the Reggae Embassy is preparing for each client’s
formal launch. Their individual albums are all slated to be completed and
released in 2013.
Songstress Cameal
Davis is the first female winner of the popular talent show, Digicel Rising
Star (which is Jamaica’s equivalent to American Idol). She, as the others, is fully utilizing the
Reggae Embassy to her benefit and has expressed to her partners at the Reggae
Embassy that Reggae is her first love yet she has a strong passion to voice
songs in multiple genres. Her album
entitled, “It’s My Time” is filled with songs by composers/producers from
around the world , such as “Don’t Give Up,” “Wanna Dance,” and “I Love Ya”
which all contain powerful vocals and lyrical content.
I-Noble is the
very first endorsed recording artist of the Reggae Embassy. Also, working on his debut album entitled
“Life”, his main project is his single called “Mama Cry” which is rapidly
spreading among music enthusiasts and persons residing in the inner-cities of
Kingston as well as garrison communities globally who can relate to the tragic true
tale being told. The song was inspired by the deaths of his cousins who fell victim
to corrupt police officers who murdered them in I-Noble’s community of Trenchtown. The official music
video for “Mama Cry” is currently being created by The Reggae Embassy’s video
production team and will be available to the public in the very near future.
Eldie Anthony, a
singer who possesses a soulful well polished voice is rapidly advancing in the
industry. He was mentored by Reggae legend Beres Hammond for many years and it
shows in his vocal delivery. He has won
every talent competition that he has entered including “Morgan Heritage Talent
Search” and “Turbulence’s Talent Search.”
His album entitled “Break Free” will be released in 2013 and includes
songs from both local and international composers and producers such as, “Jah
is By My Side,” “I Will Go On,” “Celebrate Love” and “Singing in the Rain.”
Endorsed
Composers/Producers:
The final two endorsed clients to be introduced are, Kiodour (Reggae Embassy) and Lanz 876 (Dancehall Embassy) whom are
both composers/producers.
Kiodour is an
emerging music producer, composer and engineer with a special focus on Reggae
music. In addition to the aforementioned, he is also a graphic and
architectural designer who is responsible for the look and feel of the majority
of the Music Embassies’ graphics.
The Dancehall Embassy recently endorsed music producer/composer
Lanz 876 PKA DJ Lanz, who is known
for the production of Potential Kidd’s 2012 hit single, “Yah Suh Nice.” Lance876 is also responsible for
composing the riddim for “Mama Cry” by I-Noble
as well as many songs for the other endorsed clients such as Eldie Anthony, and others within other
Music Embassies. He was only 17 years old when he got his first hit song which
effectively launched his career.
The Music Embassies have established an Embassy for each music
genre. The Reggae and Dancehall Embassy
clients have had the pleasure to meet and collaborate with other recording
artists from other Music Embassies in the USA such as Ma’Niche of the Pop Music Embassy and Czer of the Hip-Hop Music Embassy.
They were intrigued with Dancehall and eager to work with their fellow
endorsed Embassy mates of the Reggae and Dancehall Embassies. Ma’Niche recently did a combination
with I-Noble on the “Jiggle For Me
Riddim” called “The Way I Move” and they
were in fact the first recording artists to voice on that riddim even prior to
I-Octane. Czer has collaborated with both Eldie Anthony and Cameal
Davis on several tracks with many of his songs composed by Lanz 876.
To schedule an interview with the Reggae or Dancehall
Embassies endorsed clients or an executive at the Reggae Embassy please email
media@reggaeembassy.org or call 876-428-1100 (Jamaica), 305-600-0500 (USA),
020-3239-3700 (UK), 50-5539-6600 (Japan).
Official Websites
Reggae Embassy: www.reggaeembassy.org
Music Embassies: www.musicembassies.org
Cameal Davis: www.camealdavis.com
I-Noble: www.inoblemusic.com
Eldie Anthony: www.eldieanthony.com
Lance876: www.lanz876.com
Kiodour: www.kiodour.com
Ma’niche: www.manichemusic.com
Czer: www.czermusic.com
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