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BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – ‘WALK & MODEL’ is one of the latest tunes from local artiste Colin ‘C-Money’ Wyatt which also features Quazim ‘Q-gyalist’ Walker.
According to Wyatt, the tune is an up-tempo club song and is especially for ladies as it builds up confidence and brags about the best of the best ladies and is said to make everyone feel their best.
“This song is the type of song that will make ladies walk with their heads up high and feel even better about themselves,” said Wyatt.
The song was produced by Mark ‘Mr. Quice’ Willets of Lyquid Line Productions, who is also the producer of the local hit by Wyatt featuring another local artiste ‘Kash Man’.
Wyatt has been into the music industry and singing since Grade five and appreciates various genres of music.
“My genre of music is widespread as I branched off into different styles and explore all sorts of music. Once it’s listenable, I'll listen,” he said. “The way to describe my style is like a radio station, as I just give you everything.”
Under his label Mo-Money Entertainment, Wyatt said he would continue to promote his artistes and his music and to contribute significantly to the local industry. He extends thanks to his management team Tresil Topdappa Twells of Ghetto Shanty Productions and Leslie Farrel of 7 Image.
He is planning on releasing an album titled ‘C-Money D Gyal Dem Honey’ along with a mixtape titled ‘Ghetto Poetry Da Mixtape’.
He also said has plans for the release of another single called ‘Hater Blockers’ featuring ‘Lil Barzie’.
This song speaks to a growing issue that many persons, especially entertainers, face. The issue speaks to those known as ‘haters’.
“It’s a song which tells you to just give your haters that eclipse feeling pay them no mind,” he said.
He said persons could also look out for ‘Gyal Magnet’, which also features Kash Man, and songs ‘It's Over’ by Cassy B and ‘We Going Rise’ by M.K-J.
He said that he would love to see the music taken to another level with more shows and overseas exposure for the local artistes.
“A lot of us youngsters have talent and if most people would only take time to listen instead of saying ‘Tek dem off de stage’, it would be better.”
“I have already seen a change from when I've started out to now, and I thank God I never quit and continue to do it because I see much bigger things for SK and our artistes,” he said.
Source:SKNVibes.com
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