BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – FRESH from recording new music in Canada for his upcoming album, Infamus plans to give the general public a taste of one of his new songs during the half-time period of the football match scheduled for Saturday night at Warner Park.
Infamus told SKNVibes that the songs have not been mastered as yet but he is willing to give his fans a taste of one that he recently recorded at a studio in Toronto.
‘One of these days’ is the name of the song he will be releasing and, according to the artiste whose real name is Kervin Benjamin, the song is a follow-up to his smash hit ‘Feel Like Crying’.
Infamus, who hails from Cayon, said that he wrote and recorded a total of nine new tracks over a three-week period.
He said that his trip to Canada was very fulfilling. He noted that being in Canada, recording at various studios in that country and being among persons involved in the music industry had helped him to grow and develop more as an artiste.
Infamus said that the songs were developed with a more international appeal, and one of them is of a mixture of the Rock and Roll genre. He informed that another of his tracks features top Canadian artistes Keisha Chante’and Massari.
Infamus travelled to Canada late April with members of his management team, including Diego Spanner and Euric Dorsett, along with one of his producers from Yardtune Productions, Kesean ‘Hi-light’ James.
Spanner extended special thanks to both the Ministry of Tourism and Ivan Berry of Tanjola Entertainment for making the trip a reality.
Infamus was also the first act to be signed on this year’s St. Kitts Music Festival and will be performing at the Saturday night event.
Some of his popular songs include ‘21 Gun Salute’, ‘Feel Like Crying’ and ‘Gonna Make It’.
