Rick Ross in Jamaica promoting new artiste "Magazeen"

In 2002, he was featured on producer Preston Onfroy's Party Time rhythm project. His contribution was the track Jeans and Timberland. Dancehall artiste Reagan has revamped his image and is recording under the moniker Magazeen. Interestingly, he is also signed to US rapper Rick Ross' Mayback Music Group label which has a joint venture through Def Jam, a syngery Magazeen is looking to capitalize on with his fusion of dancehall, hip-hop, R&B and pop sounds and international appeal.

His versatile musical style can be heard on Ross' single "Yatch Club," on his current album, Deeper Than Rap. "I'm coming like a loaded clip with my music," Magazeen said recently.

Magazeen is currently in Jamaica with Ross where he completed not one but three videos, as they aim to capture the reality of Jamaica on screen, as lyrically depicted in their songs.

The videos are for the singles "Psalms 27," "Seven Eleven" and "Real Jamaicans." "I'm here to show Jamaica new Maybach Music star Magazeen and what he can do," said Ross. "And we're going to take advantage of being here to get the real Jamaican flavor for our videos to show the world." "I'm happy to be coming home to Jamaica," said Magazeen, who currently resides in Miami. "I love my people and it's great to be back to experience the vibes as I'm working on taking our music to the international level and to all corners of the globe."

Since being in Jamaica, Rick Ross has been spotted at some of the island’s top dancehall parties and events. Last Sunday he was seen hanging out at the weekly Wet Sundays party. He declined to do interviews with several members of the Jamaican media.