Jahshii to embark on islandwide tour; aims to reconnect with his fans
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- Jamaican dancehall artist Jahshii plans a multi-stop islandwide tour in November to reconnect with fans.
- The shows will feature Tower Band, special guests and a more intimate live format.
- Jahshii said fatherhood has changed his priorities, while new music, including songs for women, is forthcoming.
Jahshii is taking his music across Jamaica in November, with an islandwide tour designed to bring him closer to the fans who helped his audience grow.
The fanbase a grow and mi just waa continue grow with the fans.
The dancehall artist said the shows will feature performances backed by Tower Band, with special guests appearing at each stop. He said the tour would offer โhigh-energy performancesโ and a live experience built around a closer, more personal connection with audiences. Rehearsals are already underway as venues are being secured.
The islandwide tour will kick off in November, and you can expect high-energy performances, special guests at each stop. Weโll be going across the island, and it will be a live music experience like no other.
Jahshii, known for songs including โPieces,โ featuring Masicka, โCream of the Cropโ and โBorn Fighter,โ said his rise was not easy. He described coming from a background where no one was helping him and said he had to fight to establish himself. He added that helping emerging artists develop has been especially satisfying.
We really want to get the fans dem closer, like in an up close and personal vibe, so we have been doing rehearsals while locking in the venues.
The artist, who has a young son, said fatherhood changed his outlook and placed family and personal priorities first. His latest single, โAuto Pilot,โ produced by Troublemekka, was released two months ago. He also said more music is coming, including material aimed at women.
It has changed my outlook on life; family comes first and my priorities come first. Thatโs what we get from being a father.
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