Entertainment
July 3, 2012

Richie Spice upbeat about family project

SINGER Richie Spice is excited the latest project coming out of his Bonner Cornerstone Music label — the Daily Bread riddim.

Richie Spice said the project which was produced by his nephew Fontano Thompson and he expects it to do well.

“I have a very good feeling about the Daily Bread riddim, it has a lot of good songs on it and it’s a very good, authentic reggae rhythm, and I think it’s going to do really well worldwide.”

“This project is a family project, (my brothers) Spanner Banner, Snatcha and I have recorded on it and it also features songs from other artistes as well.”

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