
Click to view full size
Reggae artiste Ras Zukes says his recent promotional push in Jamaica is paying dividends, with his debut album Mama Tell Me That and single Clarks & Bally, attracting increased attention and opening new doors internationally.
Following a two-month campaign from April to June, the artiste says his management team has received interest from promoters in Europe, Africa, Japan and the Caribbean.
“Since I re-established my presence on the Jamaican music scene, my album and Clarks & Bally’ have been getting a lot more attention. It shows me that promoting reggae and dancehall music from Jamaica can catapult you on a global scale,” said Ras Zukes.
The portable companion to gazettE. Get notifications, track read articles, and more. The latest news from Trinidad and Tobago, in one place.
Related stories
See articles related to "Jamaica campaign paying off for Ras Zukes"