Producer and recording artiste Mr Pike is endorsing camaraderie along with his newest riddim Land We Love.
The veteran act who’s the principal of the Thoughts Bending Music Group launched the undertaking on Wednesday at Janga’s Soundbar and Grill in Kingston.
“The riddim identify happened after I made the track Stand In Love For The Land We Love, and every thing got here collectively fantastically. This undertaking truly began in 2022… after the primary two tracks, I felt like one thing particular was about to occur and so I invited a few different artistes to the undertaking,” Mr Pike stated at Wednesday’s launch in Kingston.
The riddim additionally options Nature Ellis, Nesbeth, Tabeta Cshae, Ras Bogle, Black-er, and Fella Million.
Wednesday’s launch noticed performances from many of the acts in entrance of a supportive crowd.
Mr Pike additional famous that every one artistes part of the rhythm have been deliberately integrated due to their expertise and curiosity.
“Nesbeth was truly the primary individual I invited on the rhythm at Tuff Gong Studios, whereas I used to be recording my track. After my recording, he stated he beloved the rhythm and we labored out some enterprise and subsequent factor you understand, Nesbeth is part of the undertaking… as for Nature Ellis, from the primary time I heard his voice, I felt like he was one of the best male vocalist in Jamaica. So, I made certain to make it a degree to hit him up,” he stated.
Except for music, Mr Pike can also be an entrepreneur and is concerned in a number of philanthropic efforts. He has supplied financial and ethical assist to youths in international locations akin to the USA, Jamaica, and Harare in Zimbabwe.
He hopes his newest effort shall be a beacon of sunshine.
“That is extra than simply an album launch; it’s about music and we’re attempting to formulate a constructive motion and I’m additionally attempting to make it an initiative the place we will unfold the vibrations the place we make love the ‘new cool’ and make folks conscious that it’s OK to assist one another, particularly if we’re representing the identical land,” he stated.
By Kediesha Perry