I promise if this song takes off like Red Rose knows it potentially could, that I will not be a D-Bag. This is all happening and this all starting to sink in. I have spent the last year working with Anthony Red Rose as he crafted one of my acoustic ditties, much like the ones I post every couple days, into the hit he heard in his head in Kingston. This is biggest raggae website, this song features Sly & Robbie and Lenky Marsden, the man behind Sean Paul’s ‘Get Busy’. In September 2019 as reported by The Sauce, Nigerian singer Yemi Alade revealed that she might never collaborate with her fellow Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage because of the “troubles” from their fans and that their collabo will not be positively received by their fans.I just sent Bluejay Hankins my Anthony Red Rose-produced single ‘Free Your Mind’ to have Reggaeville premier. It was like, “Yo, dude, I watched that – it was mad deep” and stuff like that.” “He might call me… I remember I did an interview on ‘The Breakfast Club’ and it got really personal about a bunch of stuff and he kinda called me on that. “I’m not gonna say that we hang out and make music together, but there’s times that he might call me… I called him on the birth of his son and had a conversation. We have a very cordial relationship, him and I. We both live in Jamaica and we don’t live very far from each other. The ‘Church heathen’ star insisted the pair’s relationship is “very cordial” despite not really hanging out, although they do contact each other. “There’s people in his band that are friends of mine and people in my band that are friends of his.

And, yes, coming on this tour is gonna be really, really cool it’s all linking up. “But just him and me together, we’ve always been good. We’ve just never gotten to this whole thing where we’re gonna work together – ’cause he was like my rival and I was like his rival to a lot of people, so there’s always a bit of a friendly competition there.

He told Music Feeds: “Yeah, we do correspond and stuff like that. The ‘It Wasn’t Me’ hitmaker who will be kicking off his Australian co-headlining tour with the ‘Get Busy’ singer next week has opened up about the reason the two Jamaican stars never worked on music in the studio together, despite staying in touch a lot over the years. Dancehall superstars Shaggy and Sean Paul have not collaborated because of their “rivalry”.

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