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The new single –
a cuddlesome after-hours romance fantasy – features Patra's first collaboration with acclaimed
reggae producer Kemar 'Flava' McGregor,
combining aphrodisiacal sensuality with a pop-reggae production sound.
“The concept of this song is all about love, and as
a woman, you have to demand what you need in the bedroom and anywhere else,”
said Patra. “This song is written to create tender vibes to love making - so
it's an irie thing.”
For Patra, the recipe for sensual reggae is quite
straightforward – a high-quality musical track with a deep, sexy bass groove,
which inspires Patra to conjure her honest affinities for romance into
lyrical and melodic offerings for loving couples.
“I want my fans to relax and enjoy what I have to
offer, which is good music, and ‘Don't Leave Me Lonely’ puts them right in that
mood,” said Patra. “For me, sexiness is a habit! And how I feel inside – that's
how I express my love. Reggae music is the most powerful music in the world, so
with the right bass line and the right flow, it’s bound to be a turn-on for
anyone.”
Born Dorothy Smith in Kingston, Jamaica, Patra is a world-famous reggae icon with a
string of crossover dancehall hits. Her singles have secured 15 Billboard chart
appearances during her career, including her first number-one single, “Worker Man,” which topped the Billboard Dance
Chart in 1994. Her other hits include Billboard R&B top-40 singles “Romantic Call,” “Pull Up To My Bumper” and “Scent of
Attraction.” Her first two albums, “Queen of the
Pack,” and “Scent of Attraction,” both reached number one on the Billboard Reggae
Albums Chart in 1993 and 1995 respectively, and “Scent of Attraction” also reached
number 28 on the Billboard R&B/Hip Hop Albums Chart in 1995.
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