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Masta Recka pins hope on God’s greatness
Master Recka
Entertainment
November 12, 2021

Masta Recka pins hope on God’s greatness

Masta Recka is looking forward to the release of his upcoming EP titled #OGG (Only God Greater) .

“I am very proud about this EP; it’s a wonderful project. I’m confident that it will be greatly appreciated by music fans all over the world,” said Masta Recka.

The seven-track EP that was produced by the artiste is a fusion of reggae, dancehall, soca, Afrobeat, and hip hop.

Some of the songs on the EP are Too Sweet, Move Fast, Want Me Be Good, and Know It’s True.

#OGG is scheduled to be released on Masta Recka’s ZYFEX imprint on November 19.

“I could have stuck to one genre on this project but I didn’t do that because I wanted to create an EP that is marketable worldwide. I don’t want my music to appeal to just one set of music lovers. I want to attract an international audience with this EP,” he said.

The St Ann-born deejay, who is a former member of the US Armed forces, is also a published author.

One of his novels Tanny Anderson: Barefoot, Prickles & Thorns peaked on the Amazon bestseller lists in 2010.

“Writing is one of my other passions. I’ve published five books so far but lot of people don’t know that I’m a successful novelist because I publish my books under the name RJ Green.”

Masta Recka (given name Rupert J Green) launched his recording career in 2016 with the release of a single titled Land A Paradise on the ZYFEX imprint.

Some of his other songs are Take A Picture, Do That To Me, Struggle and Nice Guy.

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