Rseenal’s current artillery of upcoming releases for his latest promo EP will include singles such as “Cut & Clear” and “Quidus Igee'Abihier” both featured in-house productions from Dancehall Hooligans/GangAstarZ. These upcoming projects will be focused on conveying “conscious’ relevant messages, driven heavily on roots, rock, reggae influenced rhythms with a fusion of dancehall and hip-hop. New releases will also see productions from Weapon X International label on “Praise Jah” & “Praise Him” and “Dream Big” on the Ever Blazzin Production all to be released on Itunes and several online stores Rseenal has a vast resume consisting of various live performances at some of Jamaica’s biggest dancehall, Reggae shows such as Sting, Fullyloaded, Spectrum, Pepsi Teen Splash, Portland Curry Festival, Capleton’s St. Mary Mi Come From. This also includes several international shows in Amsterdam, UK and quite recently Colombia, at the Manizales Grita Rockfest which saw over 14,000 patrons. Rseenal’s musical career climbed to new heights when bestowed upon him, the title of Reigning Champion on RE TV’s Face-Off: Battle of the Lyricist. He was also acclaimed winner of the Heinekens Top Star Competition. Rseenal’s musical career started with humble beginnings. His first professional step into the music industry was live dub poetry performances with Dub Traffickers. He then evolved into a deejay doing his first professional recording with Multi-Cast Entertainment. Within his time at Multi-Cast Entertainment, the company did a collaborative effort with Mansion Muzik which would be Rseenal’s first official release. From there he moved on to work with R.E.A.L. ITY Inc, releasing the song and debut music video, “So or So” produced by Illicit Productions, which was a favorite of his female fans. He also worked with the Gambling House Studios where he released The Hoztyle CrossOva Mixtape and Music Video “Whine Up Pon It”. Rseenal currently works with VybzMachine/GangAstarZ Entertainment Production who presently serves as his management team. His musical influences range from the Notorious Big and Tupac to Peter Tosh and Sizzla Kalonji who remains his single greatest musical influence. In the words of Rseenal: “Differently still, we’re not here to change anything, no new image or anything like that, we are here to continue the works of the legends before us... We are here to be like them legends of our time... We are here to make great music”...