While many artists strive to have a successful recording career not everyone is content in such a solitary role, and multifaceted entertainer Nesbeth is making that very clear with his latest venture. The Reggae stalwart in recent times has been expanding his musical portfolio not only as a performer and songwriter but also a producer. Though unknown to most, the Rastafarian crooner has been dabbling into production and is credited with the composition of ‘Hundu Lay Lay’ and ‘Marijuana’, two of the many tracks on his current EP ‘Victory’ being distributed by Zojak Worldwide. However, it’s his latest effort ‘My Dream’ that has been attracting a lot of industry attention causing many to ask. Who is responsible for the production? The catchy yet thought provoking composition has been getting some solid rotation … Read entire article »

 Nesbeth rocks Germany— Reggae singer Nesbeth was in fine form on his debut at the three-day Reggae Jam Festival in Bersenbrück, Germany, on the weekend. “Never before have I done that, the rain came down in the midst of my set. I was soaked and so were the patrons, but together we had an experience of a lifetime,” he said. He performed hit songs including Board House, So Let It Be and Guns Out This Morning. His next stop will be Reggae Geel in Geel, Belgium, on Saturday. … Read entire article »

Reggae firebrand Nesbeth recently named one of the genres’ ambassadors keeping Roots Reggae music alive by international media outlet MTV IGGY, has teamed up with the Spanish Town Adult Correctional facility lending his support to their rehabilitation program. Known for the hits ‘Board House’, ‘So Let It Be’ and ‘Gun Out This Morning’ the conscious crooner said he was very happy to oblige when the invitation was extended to him by the prison authorities. Aside from the obvious entertainment value the program also aims to assist in the re-integration of  convicted persons into society through mentoring with its main objective, to counter habitual offending, also known as criminal recidivism. Following a well received performance interspersed with motivational speeches, Nesbeth said the experience was very moving and served as an eye-opener for those in society who share the view that the … Read entire article »