Singer Teedeh Emmanuel, a veteran of the hotel circuit in western Jamaica, returns to recording with Outburst which was released on June 22.
The song is produced by Michael Stewart for Tell Dem Music, a company based in South Florida.
According to Teedeh Emmanuel, he and Stewart have been friends for over 20 years. A collaboration between them is a long time coming.
“This come from years of friendship. But because he’s there (South Florida) and I’m here in Montego Bay things never work out. But we linked up two years ago and finally decided to do something,” he said.
Outburst is the first single of a five-song project between artist and producer.
Born Clive Winston Allen in Montego Bay, Teedeh Emmanuel started singing in the church. But in his teens, he discovered the music of Dennis Brown, Sugar Minott and Beres Hammond.
His first song, Hungry Man, was released in 2002.
Like many emerging acts from the tourist resort city, much of his career was spent performing in some of Jamaica’s top resorts. In 2018, Tell The World, Teedeh Emmanuel’s first album, was released by German company Irie Man Records.
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