NOISE CANS & MERCHANT – DANCEHALL WAVE (FEAT. ELEPHANT MAN)
We are incredibly excited to announce the first-ever release of Masquerave Records, “Dancehall Wave”.
This fresh track features the legendary Elephant Man. It is a seamless fusion of house elements currently dominating the dance music scene, along with the emerging blend of Afro House that has been making waves in Caribbean music.
“Dancehall Wave” is a unique and innovative track that successfully merges house music’s energetic and upbeat qualities with Caribbean sounds’ rhythmic and soulful elements. This dynamic blend creates a unique experience that will surely get dance floors moving and grooving.
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The popularity of this fusion genre has been on the rise throughout the year, and “Dancehall Wave” is perfectly positioned to be one of the most talked-about tracks of the season. With its catchy beats, infectious rhythms, and exceptional production quality, this track is one to watch out for. We can’t wait for you to check it out!
ABOUT NOISE CANS
Noise Cans blends Caribbean music with modern electronics, drawing inspiration from Bermuda’s Gombey tradition. Their performances feature modern Gombey masks and vibrant dancers in intricate masquerade costumes, paying homage to the past while celebrating rebellion.
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ABOUT MERCHANT
Merchant blends Afro, Caribbean & tribal house with Jamaican sounds and nostalgic melodies inspired by 70s-2010s. Their music connects people from different cultures, creating lasting bonds.
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ABOUT ELEPHANT MAN
DJ Elephant Man (aka Energy God) was born in 1974 in Seaview Gardens, Kingston, Jamaica. He got his early exposure to dancehall culture by singing at the gates of famous studios. His career took off when he formed a group with other Seaview teens, initially called the Seaview Family but later changed to Scare Dem Crew. The group only released one album but played multiple festivals around Jamaica, giving Elephant Man a chance to refine his on-stage persona. His energetic performance at 1998’s Reggae Sumfest was a career highlight.
Elephant Man left the group, and Solo released his debut album, Comin’ 4 You, in 2000. His hit single “Pon di River, Pon di Bank” gained popularity, and he released his major-label debut, Good 2 Go, in 2003. His 2011 album, Dance & Sweep! Adventures of the Energy God was released under his original label.
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