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AcYn signed to JHouse Entertainment
AcYn (left) and Freddy Browne
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KEDIESHA PERRY Observer writer  
April 27, 2026

AcYn signed to JHouse Entertainment

Recording artiste AcYn is celebrating being the first artiste to be signed to JHouse (Jamaican House) Entertainment. The label was founded by American producer, DJ, and artiste Freddy Browne.

“It’s been an amazing experience working with Freddy Browne since the universe aligned our collaboration. He’s always focused on greatness in every way and every detail. That greatness and mindset is something that rubs off on you and something that you carry into your craft and life,” AcYn, whose given name is Andrew Bent, said.

Together, they have released tracks like Shake It and Blood Upon The Dance Floor. The latter also features Richie Stephens. AcYn and Browne are currently working on a full-length album.

“(I am) looking to achieve greatness by bringing Jamaican music and culture further to the world following up on what the greats before have done. Through the infectious beats that Freddy Browne makes; coupled with my style, lyricism and versatility the whole world is in for a hell of a show,” AcYn said.

Meanwhile, CEO Freddy Browne says he expects great things from the artiste, given his talent and work ethic.

“He’s just a pleasure to work with. The way we aligned at Big Yard Studios one evening, and the results of that event—and everything since— have been really next level and we’re just getting started. He’s a hardworking dude. He’s very inspirational. We were kind of a match that came out of nowhere, and it’s really worked from the get-go,” Browne said.

AcYn also anticipates a fruitful career working with JHouse in the coming years.

“Massive big up to all of my supporters. I appreciate all the love and support you’ve sent my way. Also, (there are) huge things coming; a lot of great music and experiences so stay tuned,” he said.

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