Montego Bay, Jamaica – Jamaican Music Ambassador Richie Stephens continues to make strides internationally with his hot new song ‘Everybody Dance’ which was featured online by the New York Daily News. The Daily News is the # 1 publication among African American & Caribbean American readers in New York and is the fourth most widely circulated daily newspaper in the United States.
The good news comes just ahead of Stephens upcoming performance at the ‘Soul In The Sun’ music festival at the Aqueduct, Montego Bay on Saturday, October 11 where he will perform the song/dance live for the first time. He will shear stage at the festival with R&B hit makers Keith Sweat, Johnny Gill, Dru Hill, Silk, Jeffrey Osborne, Peabo Bryson, Regina Belle, Freddie Jackson and Howard Hewitt.
“I am excited about my upcoming performance at ‘Soul In The Sun’ on Saturday. My performance comes just a week after being featured in the NY Daily News. I celebrate this milestone accomplishment with Caribbean music stalwarts like Shaggy, Sean Paul, Bunji Garlin and Shabba who have helped to pave the way for our music internationally” an elated Stephens said.
The single/video for ‘Everybody Dance’ has been featured in numerous other publications across the USA.
Last Friday October 3rd, the video for the single premiered worldwide on website www.WorldStarHipHop.com and has racked up more than 100,000 views on hip hop/reggae site www.wickedhype.com so far. It also premiered on www.reggaeville.com, a top online reggae magazine in Europe.
