All Connect Records makes musical connection

One of the latest rookies on the musical landscape is All Connect Records.

The label made its musical connection 10 months ago, when its studio facilities were opened in Longwood, Clarendon.

According to All Connect Records' CEO, Rhian Morris, the label is bringing positive vibes to the musical game.

Morris, the main producer at the helm of the operation, spoke about the plans for the local and international music market.

"We will be putting out three genres of music, namely reggae, dancehall and gospel music. We are thinking in the digital age and, by doing so, we want to open up the channels for young and up-and-coming artistes and facilitate opportunities where they can build a career for themselves," he explained.

Morris' interest in music developed from an early age, as he grew up listening to various genres.
Since he launched All Connect Records in Clarendon, a subsidiary, Magician Records was launched in Portmore, St Catherine.

The production team includes engineers Benjahmyn and Vershio DJ Natural fills the role of manager for the label.

The debut project out of the All Connect Records stable is the 'Poetry' rhythm, now available on ITunes and all digital outlets online.

The project features contributions from established as well as non-established acts.

"We are working with artistes like Lutan Fyah, Natty King, Lukie D, Chezidek, Determine and others. We have a lot of projects coming out so we are working with new artistes," Morris said.

The songs on the 'Poetry' rhythm are Life, by Natty King; All Gone, by Lutan Fyah, Bloodshed, by Determine; Talk, by Chezidek; Only a Woman, by Lukie D; Road Haffie Do, by Shallack; From I was a Child, by Shadow; Nothing at All,by Climate; Touched by an Angel, by Indeisha; Show Me Love, by Benjahmyn; In the Ghetto, by Fyah Konkarah; Poetry, by Vershion; and Live Alone, by Gott Yuh.

Morris added that he and his team are in for the long haul, hence the reason why they have invested a lot into their production facilities.

(from Jamaica Star)