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Fanbrown Records debuts with Turbulence
Bertland Brown
Entertainment, Music
Kevin Jackson  
January 28, 2022

Fanbrown Records debuts with Turbulence

Their passion for music led brothers Bertland and Oshane Brown to start Fanbrown Records two years ago.

Yesterday, the label made its debut with the release of You’re So Crazy by roots- reggae artiste Turbulence.

The siblings said they were inspired by their cousin, producer Adrian “Donsome” Hanson, to pursue their musical ambitions.

“Our interest in music started from the influence of our cousin Adrian, who basically taught us everything,” said Bertland, who also works as a network engineer.

Brown says music had always been his calling.

“We bring a lot to the table with a new and authentic sound, something that dancehall has been searching for,” said Bertland.

He continued, “We also learnt about music production by reading books on music theory and also from online courses.”

Brown, who migrated from Portmore, St Catherine, to the United States seven years ago, attended St Catherine High and later studied at the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC) where he earned a BSc in information technology.

Oshane, on the other hand, attended Greater Portmore High and is a certified fibre optic specialist.

Bertland explained how the collaboration with Turbulence came about.

“The collaboration came about through our cousin, Adrian, who introduced us to Turbulence. The artiste embraced our new sound and decided to record for us.”

You’re So Crazy, a reggae/dancehall fusion, tackles the issue of insecurity in personal relationships.

“The song is something that everyone can relate to. Working with Turbulence was an awesome experience because he brings so much to the table and knows how to construct his lyrics very well. He is also a person who takes pride in what he does,” Bertland added.

Oshane Brown

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