charting a course for a comeback that will lead to new music. Still keen on remaining authentic, the veteran says his new work will take fans on a nostalgic journey through time.

“Music a mi life. It has brought me through many trials and tribulations, so every morning when mi wake up mi touch the studio. The majority of the time I have is spent recording new music,” Terror Fabulous shared in a recent interview with the Jamaica Observer. “I love my fans and I love it when they sing my songs; it brings a smile to my face and it mek mi heart feel good. I am looking forward to doing that again with my new music,” he added.

Boasting skills honed from what he dubbed as dancehall’s golden era, the Action deejay says he was blessed to have had his breakthrough in the 90s. While admitting that the music industry has experienced significant changes, the veteran artiste says he believes his strong musical foundation will allow him to effectively maintain a career in today’s landscape.

“Mi feel blessed to have been a part in the movement. Mi witness some a di best of the best in dancehall captivate the crowd and fully engage them, and mi learn from dem how to feed off the audience’s energy. Mi might have it in mind to draw a tune, but right before I take the stage I change it up, because I learned to read the crowd,” he said. “That’s very important as an artiste, and I think that will help me in today’s industry,” he said.

The artiste told the Observer that he continues to get requests. “I haven’t released anything new for a while now, and mi still getting a lot of requests for dubplates, so that show say di work is long-lasting… Mi know the industry change a lot, but we must remember that the dancehall legends were the catalyst for change. Change is good, but I am an artiste who is versatile as well as humble,” he continued. Still he praised the artistes he calls his elders. (Jamaica Observer)