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KINGSTON, Jamaica — International recording artiste Wyclef Jean is now in Kingston on a whirlwind press junket to talk up his first full-length reggae album. On Tuesday, he’ll take the stage at The Compound studio where he made the One Night in Kingston album.
Executive producer of the project and reggae artiste Tom ‘Panic’ Jones discussed the album with Observer Online.
“The writing credits for the album is split between me and Wyclef, we sat down and went through each song, and decided this song to be about this or that. This is the brotherhood that me and him had from I was a teenager until now, he respects my musicality and he is one of the greatest, if you ask me,” Jones said.
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