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Reggae artiste Rad Dixon's new EP features Anthony B, Luciano and Horace Martin

By CNW Contributor··1 min read
Reggae artiste Rad Dixon's new EP features Anthony B, Luciano and Horace Martin
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  • </span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">Dixon's hours in the studio have to be balanced with time spent in rehearsal, as he is also gearing up for several shows.
  • On August 26, he will be in his hometown of Hatfield, Manchester (Jamaica) for an event.</span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">On September 4, he will be in Toronto for Manchester Linkup.
  • He is also confirmed for Deco Rose Party on the 12th of November, which is also in Toronto.</span>

Jamaican recording artiste Rad Dixon kicked off the year with his debut album Hard Times, and has since followed up with the re-release of his now trending single, Missing You.

The America-based singer and his management team - Tasjay Productions - have no intention of slowing down, as they are currently working on a new reggae EP called Madda Boom Riddim.

Scheduled for release at the end of August, it will feature Anthony B, Luciano, Horace Martin and of course, Rad Dixon, and will be published on the Tasjay Productions imprint.

Dixon's hours in the studio have to be balanced with time spent in rehearsal, as he is also gearing up for several shows. On August 26, he will be in his hometown of Hatfield, Manchester (Jamaica) for an event.

On September 4,  he will be in Toronto for Manchester Linkup. He is also confirmed for Deco Rose Party on the 12th of November, which is also in Toronto.

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