Jah Cure and Don Corleon reunite 'One More Time'
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- Incarcerated Reggae star Jah Cure has released his latest single, “One More Time” remixed by longtime collaborator and veteran in the music, Donovan “Don Corleon” Bennett.
- The track comes from a creative partnership that has, over the years, produced hits like “What Will It Take” and “Longing For.” It was released on November 16th via VP Records.
- The original “One More Time,” which was featured on the Reggae signer's latest album, Undeniable, and produced by Hamed “K-One” Pirzoupanah, emerged as a standout track among fans.
- Neil “Diamond” Edwards, the decades-long A&R for Jah Cure, then approached Don Corleon to reimagine the song.
- Neil Diamond said, “My aim and goal was to find something for the DJs and fans who have supported Jah Cure over the years.
Incarcerated Reggae star Jah Cure has released his latest single, “One More Time” remixed by longtime collaborator and veteran in the music, Donovan “Don Corleon” Bennett.
The track comes from a creative partnership that has, over the years, produced hits like “What Will It Take” and “Longing For.” It was released on November 16th via VP Records.
The original “One More Time,” which was featured on the Reggae signer's latest album, Undeniable, and produced by Hamed “K-One” Pirzoupanah, emerged as a standout track among fans. Neil “Diamond” Edwards, the decades-long A&R for Jah Cure, then approached Don Corleon to reimagine the song.
Neil Diamond said, “My aim and goal was to find something for the DJs and fans who have supported Jah Cure over the years. So who better to give the remix a dancehall feel than Don Corleon, who produced two of Cure’s biggest records? It’s a perfect storm.”
“Having a Don Corleon and Jah Cure collaboration is the best way to bring this project back home.”
“One More Time (Remix)” is the third single from Undeniable, following “Everything” with Stonebwoy and “Undeniable” featuring Kaylan Arnold.
The song is available on all digital platforms.
Jah Cure is currently serving his six-year sentence for attempted manslaughter in the Netherlands. He was arrested in Amsterdam after having allegedly stabbed a music promoter in the stomach in 2021. In 2022, he was found guilty and sentenced.
Read: Jah Cure sentenced to six years in prison in the Netherlands
