Dancehall artiste Charly Black has once more found favour with the public from one of his latest studio efforts 'Unstoppable', a single produced by Gachapan Records.
The song was released two weeks ago and has instantly become a part of several radio disc jockeys' playlists locally and internationally. The song is also being embraced as a strong motivational tool for people who are experiencing difficult periods.
Unstoppable will be included also on the deejay's debut album, which is set to be released on his birthday, April 6. This is the third track, in as many months, which the Trelawny citizen has released and has got a warm reception for, the others being Never Let You Go and Wine And Kotch, which feature Da'Ville and J Capri respectively.
Since his breakthrough in 2007, Charly Black has recorded other inspirational tracks such as Rich This Year, Too Blessed and Job To Pray, but he counts this one as his personal favourite as it underlines his undying love and belief in his music.
"I have always sung about positive and uplifting stuff. If you checked back to 2007 when I got my breakthrough, it is either about the girls, money or positive and uplifting lyrics. But I rate this song more because it shows my determination," he said.
The deejay also said that next month he will shoot a music video for Unstoppable. He's also gearing up for what is expected to be a hectic Christmas period with several scheduled overseas shows throughout Europe and the Caribbean.
He will also perform at Hitz Street Dance on December 8 in Junction, St Elizabeth, and at Magnum Galiday Bounce, set to take place on December 30 at Windalco Sports Complex in Ewarton, St Catherine.
(from Jamaica Star)
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