Stainless Mob, the new Jamaican quartet, is poised to take over the music scene. Since performing on CVM television, the four charismatic young men, all under the age of 24, have won the hearts of Jamaica.
Now, as the group gets ready to release their single, Pree We Like, on January 22, they want to assure fans that Stainless MOB is not just another group.
"Although we are a group, we have individual personalities, and that automatically comes to life on stage or interviews," shared group member Baak.
Another member, Splinta, further shared, "Also, in the pipelines a video will be shot for the track Pree We Like, which will definitely be the talk of the town this year."
Stainless Mob embodies a fusion of both dancehall and reggae, but with an unexpected difference. "Once people get to know this unique group, they will see, as they embody charisma, humour and charm," shared Adrian 'BobbyFlexx' Campbell.
In a few days, Stainless Mob is set to release three singles, which will be featured on their upcoming album titled Melodies Over Bass.
"The group has been doing a lot of promotions and has already released, Do Things and Pressure, which have been rotating heavily on the airwaves," said the group's manager Adrian Campbell.
Nevertheless, the album will show a new aspect of dancehall and reggae music, and is also designed to blend in with international standards, but with an authentic Jamaican twist.
When asked what they would like to leave with their fans, Splinta said, "We have something which is definitely fresh and unique, which we are confident will put us as a group on the map. We intend to uplift our fans with positive music."
(from Jamaica Star)
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