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December 28, 2010

Flava Squad Entertainment moving forward

Flava Squad Entertainment’s Ewan McRae is determined to take his company to the next level. McRae, who hails from the parish of St Elizabeth, is putting in place a recipe to ensure that the production company will become a force to be reckoned with in the future.

In a release to the media, McRae explained that after more than a year in operation, Flava Squad is ready to move into the big league. The first order of business for the new year is a new location for the entity.

Flava Squad Entertainment will be relocating from its current address at 50 Dumbarton Avenue in Kingston to 36 Burlington Avenue on January 1 2011.

The company recently released a hot new rhythm project called Fern Gully Rhythm Wave compilations, featuring songs from a cadre of talented artistes on the company’s roster including Nitty Kutchie, New Kids, Singer J, Ataru, Azhid, Mission, KI , Blaze and Paridice. The songs are available on Itunes and other leading internet download sites. This project will be followed by two others that will be released on January 3, namely the Wave Rhythm and the Mackaveli Rhythm.

McRae said that while most established producers shy away from recording new artistes, he has pledged to work with new and up-and-coming artistes. He also plans to improve on the quality of service that Flava Squad offers to their clients.

At present the company’s studio facility is heavy utilised by well known producers and recording artistes.

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