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February 1, 2011

Singing Melody captivates fans in Canada

REGGAE vocalist Everton Hardweare, more popularly known as Singing Melody, was in Canada over the weekend for an annual event hosted at the Level 2 Nite Club in Winnipeg, Manitoba. From all accounts, he delivered for the patrons.

Melody, who is no stranger to the Canadian market, is said to have given a brilliant performance to patrons who came out to hear classics like Want You Back and Say What.

According to Melody, people would be surprised to know the songs which really have major impact in foreign territories. “It’s so interesting, every time I travel, to see how there are songs that are big in some countries but not in others. It’s also important to know that fans are more receptive to new music here so I included new tracks Wi Set Di Trend, Special Love and Lady in my set at Saturday’s show.”

The singer, set to return to Jamaica early next week, is slated to make a stop in Miami to meet with Tony Kelly on a few projects for his upcoming album. Fully booked for the month of March with confirmed dates locally and in Atlanta then New York, Singing Melody is looking to make February a productive month of marketing and promotions. “Well right now, I have decided to spend most of February in Jamaica so as to get some more recordings done. I am doing some work with Fat Eyes and I will also be shooting a video for my latest single Wi Set Di Trend, which is something a bit different from my usual lovers rock singles and all this is geared towards generating good press locally and internationally .”

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