· Canadian-based
Dancehall sensation, Alty-B has landed his biggest accomplishment to date
in his young career after enlisting the services fellow emerging singjay, Richie Loop on
their new track, Island Girl.
The single, produced by Smoke Shop Studios is another step in
the right direction for Alty Banton
as he seeks universal superstardom in 2013. This joint effort is strictly a
dedication to women in Jamaica and across the Caribbean, paying homage to their
beauty, loyalty and essence which makes them stand out amongst the rest.
Having broken out with his party-themed single, My Cup in
2009, Richie Loop provides and ear-soothing hook for the ladies as he tells
them to 'wine and go down' as only they can while Alty B says 'inna di club, mi and di gyal dem a par," whether
they be from Grenada, St. Lucia, Trinidad or his homeland of Jamaica, where the
‘true champion’ girls lie.
The chemistry between these two acts are undeniable given their
somewhat similar styles as smooth-sounding singjays, mixing scintillating
melodies with edgier deejaying tactics.
This is the first collaboration with a chart-topping musician
for Alty
Banton, who rose to fame with another joint effort,Splice in
2011, featuring L-Jay. The dance-themed single introduced Jamaica and
North America to this multi-faceted musician and two years later, he hopes to
earn acclaim in clubs and on charts worldwide through this homage to the
Caribbean region.
Island Girl will
soon be available for purchase on iTunes and can be heard across various music
outlets in the coming days. This track is sure to reap its benefits financially
and critically within the music industry.
