
Brooky Danger’s Joy Within My Soul builds radio heat ahead of St Catherine concert
Jamaican recording artiste Brooky Danger is marking fresh gains for his inspirational release Joy Within My Soul, which is picking up steady play on radio stations across Jamaica and drawing wider backing from overseas broadcasters and DJs. The hopeful cut is spinning regularly on several domestic outlets and has also landed with stations and selectors in important foreign markets, lifting Brooky Danger’s standing outside Jamaica.
His lovers rock track Feel So Right is likewise earning consistent spins, leaving the artiste with two records currently resonating with audiences at home and abroad.
“It’s a great feeling to see the music connecting with people,” Brooky Danger said. “Joy Within My Soul was created to inspire and uplift, and the response has been incredible. The support from radio, DJs and fans in Jamaica and overseas has been very encouraging.”
Encouraged by that reception, Brooky Danger is readying the yearly Joy Within My Soul concert for Sunday, August 9, at Connors Square in St Catherine. Brooky Danger Promotions is staging the show with Lava Graund Promotions. Reggae singer I Wayne tops a billed cast that also includes Loyal Flames, Hugupungeh, Oniel Famous, King Set, Bingy Linkz, Chaka Chaks, Blessed P, Samujah, Jaabari, Numatic, King Toth, Rangoton and Mountain Lion. David Banton, Sagga Milaco, Big Flex, Danger Cat, Renzo and Brooky Danger are also due to perform.
The artiste framed the date as a live expression of the same uplifting thrust in his recordings.
“The concert is about unity, positivity and giving people something they can truly enjoy. At the same time, it’s an opportunity to showcase talented artistes who are working hard to build their careers. I want patrons to leave feeling uplifted, just like the message in Joy Within My Soul,” he said.
As both Joy Within My Soul and Feel So Right keep finding new listeners locally and overseas, Brooky Danger remains hopeful the tracks will unlock further opportunities while he grows his career and his name among reggae’s rising voices of positivity.
Syndicated from Jamaica Observer · originally published .
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