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December 16, 2011
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Reggae music leads London artiste to Jamaica |
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Kromez Up - Contributed International recording artiste Kromez Up plans to take Jamaica's dancehall by storm with his versatility and vision for the genre he loves most. Kromez Up, who resides in Southside London, started taking music seriously in 2008 when he opened and started operating his very own studio and recording company, Silent Decree, more commonly known as Street Demonz music in London. It grew into an empire of other artistes who had the same dream of pursuing music in various genres. "I love talent and I love to see talent shine around me, so I push them and want for them just as much as I want for myself," says Kromez Up. Kromez Up not only does dancehall music, but is also versed in reggae and rap. His music, he says, "is a mirror of my life and the way I live my life". His dancehall music shows the tough street side of him, while the reggae mainly showcases his serenading side for the ladies. He is focused on taking his music mainstream in dancehall in the Jamaican market. He recently released his first mix tape entitled The Dawg Soldier. This album houses six radio-edited songs that have been in rotation on several radio stations across the island since September of last year.
He is currently in Jamaica where he is in the process of shooting the videos for his songs recorded with Notnice Records: Sweetest Girl and Night Ryder. Videos are produced and directed by Kirk Lee from Road Block Film, and are expected to be aired on local television channels before Christmas. Kromez Up says he is confident that Jamaica is ready for his music, his dedication, and commitment to the craft.
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