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<p>Following
the release of his debut album in July 2019, reggae singer Rad Dixon said he
wants to be remembered among the greats of the genre.</p>
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<p>The 12-track
album, titled <strong>Welcome</strong>, was released on iTunes, Spotify and Amazon, and features
songs like <strong>Welcome To The Reggae Vibes</strong>, <strong>Teach The Children</strong>
featuring Teacha Dee<strong>, Baby Don’t Worry</strong>, <strong>Fever</strong>, <strong>True Love</strong>, <strong>Make
It Right</strong>, <strong>Everything I Do</strong> and <strong>Change</strong>.</p>
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<p>“Jamaica has
produced a long line of great songwriters, singers and musicians, and I want to
be counted among them,” said Dixon. “That’s why I’m making the type of music
that will stand the test of time - songs that are unforgettable.”&nbsp;</p>
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<blockquote class="wp-block-quote"><p>“Jamaica has produced a long line of great songwriters, singers and musicians, and I want to be counted among them.” </p><cite>— Rad Dixon</cite></blockquote>
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<p>The
Manchester-born singer, who is often compared with the late reggae star Garnet
Silk, is optimistic about the album that was produced by Tasjay Productions.</p>
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<p>“This album was in the works for a while now. It has 12 authentic reggae tracks that I am sure reggae fans all over the world will love and appreciate. I can safely say that 20 years from now I’ll be able to look back at this album and feel proud about it,” he said.</p>
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<p>— Written by Chase </p>
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