Juni-Muzyc Debuts ‘Love Can’t Control’ With Faith-Driven Caribbean Sound

Emerging recording artiste Juni-Muzyc has stepped into the music space with his first single, Love Can’t Control, which was officially released on March 27, 2026. The song fuses Caribbean-style energy with an uplifting spiritual focus.

For Juni-Muzyc, whose given name is Michael Thomas, the record came out of personal reflection and gratitude. He said, “Love Can’t Control came from a time where I was reflecting on my blessings and everything God has done for me. It’s about God’s love, joy, and grace overflowing in my life. Even when I make mistakes, He still loves me and gives me strength.”

Production was handled by Dannareo Fearon, CEO of DF Entertainment, in what became a major collaboration for the new artiste. Juni-Muzyc said their working relationship grew naturally because of the close connection they already shared outside of music.

“Dannareo is a brother to me, so reaching out to him felt natural. After writing the song, I knew there was so much more that was needed musically, and I trusted that with his experience, creative touch, and body of work, he could bring the vision to life,” Juni-Muzyc said.

That collaboration marked a turning point in his career and later led to him signing with DF Entertainment, where Fearon now manages him. Juni-Muzyc said the producer’s approach helped shape the final result, especially through careful attention to detail and high standards in studio work.

“He believes in excellence, which is something I share as well. I already had a body of work and ideas, and he was able to take what I had, utilize it, and reconstruct it in a whole different way that fit what the song needed,” he said.

A standout creative decision involved adding saxophone after Fearon felt the track needed an extra layer. Juni-Muzyc recalled being told to trust the process: “There was even one instance where he felt the song was missing something, and he said, ‘Juni, it’s missing the sax. Just wait and be patient, trust me.’” The saxophone parts were then delivered by Daniel E. Richards, also known as Richie Sax.

As he enters the industry, Juni-Muzyc said his creative instincts, writing approach and lyrical connection with listeners are key parts of what distinguishes him. “I think my creativity is one of the things that helps captivate listeners, but I would say my style of writing and the words I use are my biggest assets. I try to make my music relatable, faith-based, and still true to the Bible while being versatile at the same time,” he explained.

His musical identity draws from his Jamaican background and a broad mix of influences, including gospel, reggae, dancehall, conscious reggae and inspirational music. He said growing up in Jamaica, participating in church life, playing instruments and hearing Caribbean sounds all helped shape his direction as an artiste.

“Conscious reggae and dancehall influence how I approach the rhythm, melody, delivery, and energy of a song, while my faith, real-life experiences, and scripture shape the message,” he explained.

Asked about dream collaborations, Juni-Muzyc pointed to Caribbean gospel artiste Samuel Medas, saying he respects Medas’ style and sees strong creative chemistry between them. “I feel like we would bounce ideas off each other well creatively. His sound is close to the direction I desire to go in while still building my own sound, and I really admire how his hooks and choruses always carry a strong message and stand out,” he said.

With Love Can’t Control, Juni-Muzyc said his aim is for listeners to feel joy, hope and encouragement while reflecting on God’s grace. “We all make mistakes, but God still forgives, strengthens, and guides us. I want people to feel free, uplifted, and closer to God after hearing the song,” the recording artiste said.

Looking ahead, he said he wants to keep building over the next three to five years by growing as a gospel artiste and musician, releasing a debut album, collaborating with more artistes, and performing on bigger stages while staying grounded in faith.

Following the release, he said supporters can look out for more songs, visuals and live performances. “I just want to keep making music that people can enjoy while still carrying a strong message and staying true to God,” Juni-Muzyc said.