Barrington Levy’s son sings about a one-night stand

When Krishane Levy decided to follow in the footsteps of his father, the legendary Barrington Levy, and become an entertainer, he knew was told that the craft would require unconditional love and dedication.

"The best advice my dad has given me is to love the music if you want to have longevity in it. He said the game will crush from the inside if you don't love it hard enough," said Krishane, a singer and songwriter.

The London-based Krishane is currently on the island and has been promoting his most recent single, One Time, which was released late last year by 1 2 One Entertainment. It was produced by Grammy-nominated producer WoaH Beast and co-written by Lei Jennings.

Krishane said the song was inspired by the idea of a one-night stand.

"This song is personal for me because it showcases the mature side of Krishane, transitioning from the innocent sweet boy that the original fans know into a transformed edgy persona," he said.

A graduate of Knox College in Clarendon, Krishane has had success in Britain both as an artiste and a songwriter. Among the hit songs that he has written or co-written are No Letting Go, by British rapper Tinie Tempah, featuring Jess Glynne (number one on the UK chart); Mamacita, featuring Wizkid (number 45 in the UK and number 71 in Ireland); I Think I Love It by Romanian singer Alexandra Stan (number 38 in Romania); and Lock my Lips by Romanian singer Karmen.

His collaboration, Drunk and Incapable, featuring singer Melissa Steel, peaked at number 27 on the British pop chart in 2014. Inconsiderate, featuring Patoranking, hit number one on the UK Reggae iTunes Top 100 chart.