PEMBROKE PINES – Richie Stephens is easily recognized as the man with Jamaica’s Golden voice. A classic performer who has contributed much to the development of Reggae music, and has a powerful sensuality that appeals to audiences all over the world.
On Saturday, August 2nd Richie Stephens was in South Florida to launch his latest album, “Come To Jamaica”. Richie shared with a group of people prior to his performance that he was motivated by all the good happening in Jamaica to produce this album. He acknowledged that yes, Jamaica has it’s issues but so do every other country. “It is our responsibility to share Jamaica in a positive light”.
Richie performed several hits from his album which had the crowd rocking and begging for more at the One Love One Family – Jamaica’s 46th Year of Independence Fete, presented by Princess PM Productions and Lyme Lyte Entertainment.
Richie Stephens performing live at Grand Palms Hotel and Golf Resort and has the crowd begging for more.
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“Come To Jamaica” offers all genres of Jamaican music from ska, reggae, mento, dancehall, and folk. The album features legendary icon, Toots Hibbert, international star Maxi Priest, Copper Cat and his mother Carmen. “Come To Jamaica” celebrates Jamaica and focuses on the positive aspects of Jamaican life.
The video to the single, “Come To Jamaica” can be seen on Air Jamaica’s Island Sytlee along with an interview with Richie Stephens and Island Stylee host, Rachel.
Air Jamaica Representatives Joyce Schaffe and Kaye Chong talking about Jamaica with Richie Stephens.
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The album has received the endorsement of Air Jamaica and the Jamaica Tourist Board and is destined to be a collector’s item.
The soon to be released album will be distributed by VP Records.
One Love One Family – Jamaica’s 46th Year of Independence Fete Photo Gallery
Richie Stephens signs autographs for fans.
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Pat Montague, host for the evening gets a dance with Richie Stephens.
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Commissioner Levoyd Williams, Richie Stephens and Commissioner Hazelle Rogers
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Fete goers enjoying the music
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