Singer Zanadu oozes passion on We’ve Got The Love, a lovers rock ballad currently enjoying traction in the tri-state area. Produced by Wilyn Records out of New York City, the song is number six on the Foundation Radio Network Top 30 Music Chart.
The veteran artist, who was weaned on the romantic sounds of Dennis Brown and Gregory Isaacs, is unapologetic about his preference for ballads.
“My thoughts are that they are very essential, and to sing well with a great melody so lovers of lovers rock ballads can be pleased. There is no end to the music of lovers rock and it will always be around,” he said.
Zanadu has covered a lot of ground in his career which started during the early 1980’s when he was known as HogHead. His first song, My Company, was produced by legendary engineer Osbourne “King Tubby’s” Ruddock.
Like King Tubby’s, Zanadu is from Waterhouse in Kingston, Jamaica’s capital. He grew up in nearby Spanish Town where he cut his teeth on sound systems like Black Spider and Malibu.
We’ve Got The Love maintains his reputation for recording love songs. His previous songs include Trade Winds and Reaching Out For Your Love.
Zanadu has also toured as opening act for Grammy winner Shabba Ranks.
With more than three decades in the music business under his belt, Zanadu never tires of recording.
“My determination and love for the music keep on inspiring me to keep on working and make contributions to keep the music viable and rational,” he said.
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