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Real Dreem’s reaches Pivotal point
Real Dreem
Entertainment, Music
BY KEDIESHA PERRY Observer writer entertainment@jamaicaobserver.com  
January 24, 2026

Real Dreem’s reaches Pivotal point

Recording artiste Real Dreem is giving listeners an intimate look into his journey with the release of his EP, PIVOTAL.

Produced by T100 Records (telldemturbo) and Real Dreem, with collaborations from top producers in the industry, the EP was officially released on Friday, January 23.

The 10-track project is a powerful blend of reggae and dancehall, with messages of hope, resilience, and overcoming adversity.

It is said to be a reflection of the artiste’s personal journey and experiences, with each song telling a story and evoking a range of emotions.

“The unity and energy of the tracks stand out on this EP; the message is everything. I want to inspire and uplift my listeners, share my experiences, and let them know they’re not alone,” the singer highlighted, sharing that his favourite track, Glory, represents growth, perseverance and the journey to success.

Following the success of his 2024 EP Ease The Pain, Real Dreem is hoping to reach listeners through these new tracks in an effort to spark conversations and bring people together.

Currently signed to T100 Records, the artiste has been honing his musical craft over the past five years, keeping his music grounded in his culture and authentic to his roots.

“My style is a fusion of reggae and dancehall with a conscious vibe, blending traditional Jamaican sounds with modern flavours,” he continued.

His previous releases include Mr. Politician, Ease the Pain, Blessing Follow My Path, and Babylon War Cry, all songs that have sparked interest and got music lovers vibing.

Looking ahead, much more is in the pipeline for Real Dreem. Fans can anticipate more music, collaborations, and touring as he continues to take his sound directly to the people.

“I just want to thank my fans and team for the support. Big up to everyone who’s vibed with the music and remember that gratitude is life. Complaining brings poverty,” the artiste continued.

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