Worl’ Bank shows his love for the ladies with ‘Best Touch’

Entertainer Worl' Bank's latest single, Best Touch, is an ode to the women of the world, letting them know he is the best lover in Jamaica.

The deejay reveals that the lyrics, for what he says is a 'girls' song', came to him the first time he heard the rhythm and was motivated in part by his love for a positive vibe and the fact that he loves to surround himself with women. An explicit version of the song, produced by Worl' Bank Entertainment, has already been released and is rapidly gaining traction in the dancehall space.

Worl' Bank intends to drop a radio version of Best Touch within the next few weeks. The 30-year-old entertainer, whose given name is Jermaine Romaine Lawrence, was born and raised in Granville, Pitfour in St James. His love for music developed while he was still in primary school. He would eventually go on to becoming a road manager in the entertainment business.

In 2008, while still a teenager, he moved to Kingston to further pursue his education but eventually switched his focus to becoming an entertainer. Through hard work and persistence, it finally happened earlier this year. He has already recorded about 60 songs. The entertainer has steadily been earning respect since he released his debut track, Rich Rich, via Outta Nothing Productions. While Rich Rich did not receive much promotion, it connected with dancehall fans who responded positively on social media. That feedback has led to several opportunities to work with established producers and last month, Worl' Bank released the single Jack Sparrow, which was produced by Shab Don.

Worl' Bank says that this early success is only the beginning as he has several other projects lined up for the next few months, including a still untitled EP.