Dwayne Eugene, commonly known in the reggae and dancehall circles by his stage name 6ixty1Gad, has been entertaining audiences for the past 18 years.
The singer, who has recently released his latest single Higher just over a month ago on YouTube, has amassed more than 10,000 views and is slowly becoming a viral sensation.
The single Higher is the song track for his recently released album Higher, which is a mixture of dancehall and reggae music.
“The album came about as I wanted to showcase a more mature and conscious side of myself as an artiste as I sought to inspire future generations to come with my message. The album was designed to be more spiritually inclined and leave persons walking away with a positive message,” he said.
Eugene’s entry into music started back in 2004 when he entered a local dub competition. Since then he has worked with major dancehall and reggae artistes, such as Bugle and Shac, some of whom are featured on his upcoming album.
“It was a pleasure to work with Bugle and Shac on this album. The engineer I work with understands what I am looking for in terms of my sound for the album. I must also thank Guchydon and T-Rex for working with me to complete this album,” he said.
Eugene noted one of his favourite songs on the album is Far Out, which speaks about life and death with a soul connecting delivery.
As a dancehall artiste he said one of the highlights of his career was having one of his songs from his debut album De-fusion amass more than 100,000 views on Vevo without any real marketing or advertising being done to promote it.
The album Higher is available on all streaming platforms.
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