Reigning New York Producer of The Year, Fitzroy Francis, is gearing up to release several new singles, which will come weeks after the Jamaican's much-deserved recognition.

Francis, owner and operator of Mightyful13 Records, was busy in studios working on new material for his 2014 musical endeavours. This after picking up the award handed down to him by Clinton Lindsay's New York Foundation Radio Network early January.

The songs are Michelle 'Songbird' Gordon's A Woman Called Moses, featuring legendary guitarist Earl 'Chinna' Smith; Canadian songstress Teri, who paid a tribute to the late Sam Cooke with Bring It On Home To Me; international reggae/pop artiste Jojo Mac with her potential classic I Won't Surrender and Zanadu with his original lover's rock Really Want To Be With You, which is an instrumental featuring bass guitarist Daniel 'Axeman' Thompson.

All songs will be digitally distributed worldwide by VP Record's VPAL and will be made available at the end of spring into summer.

Francis, who resides in Queens, New York, revealed that a lot of time and energy was invested in the projects and that he is confident they will prolong his magic run in music thus far.

"It's been one year now I have not release a song for Michelle Gordon since her number-one song, Essence of Life. With that said, I can say that she is coming back with a bang on her new track. Teri is a special talent which the world will soon start craving," he said.

Francis has also co-produced Chyna Nicole's Cheer For Education: They Will Soar, currently number 16 on the NW Top 30 music chart and available on CD Baby.