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Dovey Magnum, Cartadon enjoy chart success with Boston Boys Records
Cartadon and Dovey Magnum
Entertainment, Latest News
August 15, 2026

Dovey Magnum, Cartadon enjoy chart success with Boston Boys Records

Dancehall artistes Dovey Magnum and Cartadon have combined their vocals on a Steamy collaborative effort entitled Motion and are currently reaping the rewards of their creative exploits.

The Boston Boys Records-produced track is already climbing the USA Itunes Reggae Singles chart less than a week since its release. The single is currently sitting at an impressive number five position on the USA Itunes Reggae Singles Chart and Cartadon is excited about the success.

“The song a open so many doors for all of us right now. The people love it and no cap i expected that because I knew from we deh inna di studio seh is a hit song. The sky is the limit for this record ” Cartadon stated.

The visuals for the single have also been racking up streams across all platforms with many social media users sharing the content and giving positive feedback. According to the producer of the track, Mike Haley of Boston Boys Records, they are actively working towards creating a solid body of work in music.

“It is our intention to become a brand that is synonimus with quality music. We do not want to just release random tracks we plan to create unique concepts that are relatable and catchy at the same time. We are here to stay,” Haley stated.

Currently, all parties are actively working to make the single a major success. Dovey Magnum, who has a cluster of hit singles prior, has been enjoying a career resurgence while Cartadon is being touted by several musical pundits as being next in line for stardom.

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