Caribbean National Weekly

Reggae producer, Seanizzle in stable condition after car accident

By CNW Reporter··1 min read
Reggae producer, Seanizzle in stable condition after car accident
Key Points(5)
  • Music producer Sean “Seanizzle” Reid after being in a dramatic car accident on Saturday is recovering in the Kingston Public Hospital.
  • His publicist told the Jamaica Observer<strong> </strong>that he regained consciousness Sunday and is listed in stable condition.
  • The accident which happened as Reid was driving along Washington Boulevard in St Andrew, Jamaica resulted in heavy bruising.
  • Seanizzle has been a reggae producer for 11 years hitting the scene in 2005 with the Reverse rhythm, which featured Beenie Man’s <em>Reverse The Ting</em> and Tony Matterhorn’s <em>Siding Pon It.
  • </em><em>Swaggerific </em>by Mr G, which was released in 2010, is one of his biggest hits.

Music producer Sean “Seanizzle” Reid after being in a dramatic car accident on Saturday is recovering in the Kingston Public Hospital. His publicist told the Jamaica Observer that he regained consciousness Sunday and is listed in stable condition.

The accident which happened as Reid was driving along Washington Boulevard in St Andrew, Jamaica resulted in heavy bruising. Seanizzle has been a reggae producer for 11 years hitting the scene in 2005 with the Reverse rhythm, which featured Beenie Man’s Reverse The Ting and Tony Matterhorn’s Siding Pon It. Swaggerific by Mr G, which was released in 2010, is one of his biggest hits. Last year Seanizzle released his first album Music My Way.

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