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Vision flying high since Billboard debut

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Vision flying high since Billboard debut
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  • <h2><b>Vision flying high since Billboard debut</b></h2> Jamaican recording artiste, Vision was certainly at ‘the right place, at the right time,’ landing himself on the Billboard Hot Singles chart at the No.
  • 5 spot with his hit single, “Right Time.” The single features upcoming recording artist, Jemere Morgan, who is also the son of Morgan Hertiage’s Gramps Morgan.
  • Vision released his track in South Florida with Jamdiggy Records in 2015, and the hit song is rapidly gaining popularity within the South Florida Caribbean and Latin communities.
  • “This is a dream come true,” said Vision.
  • “All the sweat and hard work has finally paid off.

Vision flying high since Billboard debut

Jamaican recording artiste, Vision was certainly at ‘the right place, at the right time,’ landing himself on the Billboard Hot Singles chart at the No. 5 spot with his hit single, “Right Time.”

The single features upcoming recording artist, Jemere Morgan, who is also the son of Morgan Hertiage’s Gramps Morgan. Vision released his track in South Florida with Jamdiggy Records in 2015, and the hit song is rapidly gaining popularity within the South Florida Caribbean and Latin communities.

“This is a dream come true,” said Vision. “All the sweat and hard work has finally paid off. Even though there is still a lot of work to be done to get my name and my music out there, this is of course a major milestone in my career and I hope to continue to making hit music for myself and my fans.”

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