Busy Signal releases fifth studio album
Jamaican entertainer Busy Signal
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October 5, 2019

Busy Signal releases fifth studio album

Jamaican dancehall artiste Busy Signal has released

his fifth studio album called Parts Of The Puzzle.

The album was officially released on Friday, October 4. However, the entertainer has already been on a promotional media tour for the project. Earlier this week he visited YouTube music, Pandora, Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal. He also made stops at radio stations like Hot 97 and Power 105.

The 17-track album, which is being distributed via VP Records,

features Bounty Killer on Nuh Weh Nuh Safe and veteran entertainer Josey

Wales on a track called Bring Back The Vibes. Busy Signal’s popular Stay

So is also among the tracks.

The album is said to be the perfect mix of reggae,

dancehall and afro beat with a touch of EDM. This fusion is quite evident on track

eight, Therapy.

Meanwhile, Busy Signal made history at the Green Acres

Mall in Valley Stream, New York, as he is the first reggae artiste to do an

album signing there.

Parts Of The Puzzle is available worldwide for streaming on various platforms, and it can also be purchased on CD and vinyl LP.

— Written by Shania Hanchard

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