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April 27, 2012
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Romeich releases Stinkin' Link rhythm

Romeich Major - File

Top-tier music producer Romeich Major has released what already promises to be one of this summer's leading rhythms.

The rhythm called, Stinkin' Link, is an uptempo dancehall beat with unexpected collaborations from some of dancehall and reggae music's most celebrated artistes. They include Chino McGregor and Versatile with All Dem A Talk, Jah Vinci and Black Ryno with Rich Me Say, Konshens featuring Beenie Man with Look Pon Mi, Tarrus Riley and Elephant Man's Come Mek We Party and more.

Romeich, who is known for his previous hit productions including the Bank Inna Mi Pocket rhythm, Armaggiddion rhythm, Grace and Gratitude rhythm, and the single Rave We A Rave featuring Chino and Konshens, and more, explained the concept behind the new Stinkin' Link production.

"I wanted to do a rhythm where every song was a collaboration, and I wanted the collabs to be unexpected as well. So I thought about it and took it from there with the artistes who I asked to record. So you have persons like Jah Vinci and Black Ryno who persons might think haven't resolved their past issues doing a song, and in it they even big-up the Teacha; there is Tarrus, who is mainly known for doing reggae, doing a song with Elephant Man and more. So it was just to put a fun twist on music," he said.

He also says since the release of the rhythm, it has been receiving a lot of airplay both locally and overseas, "especially the Jah Vinci and Ryno. Overall, people are really seeming to gravitate toward the songs on the rhythm, so I'm happy and thankful for that."

Also among the list of new releases from the producer, is the Ghetto Lifestyle rhythm, which was released in February of this year and features I-Octane, Jah Vinci, Alaine, Denyque, Chino, Versatile, Peter Morgan and more.

This too has been accumulating significant airplay since its release and Romeich says, "The feedback I've been getting is that people like the whole feel of the rhythm and the songs, especially in Europe, so that's a great thing. So thank you to everybody out there who has been helping to push the tracks to another level, whether it's by playing them or requesting them."

Romeich also says there are still a number of projects on his plate and he will be releasing a slew of new productions prior to the summer holidays. They include a dancehall single called Dig The Road by Konshens and three additional dancehall juggling featuring various artistes.

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