HAVING made a name on the British reggae scene, singer Levi Roots is turning his attention to the Jamaican market with his latest project.
Come and Get It features British deejay Gappy Ranks.
The Clarendon-born Roots says though his jerk sauce has made him a wealthy man, music has always been important to him.
"I love music and Jamaica is the heartbeat. It's the world's stage where all singers, deejays and players are putting on one big Jam and I want to be a part of that," he told the Jamaica Observer.
The Reggae Reggae Sauce is one of the most popular of its kind in Britain where it is available in leading retail stores.
Levi Roots (given name Keith Valentine Graham) migrated to Britain in the early 1970s, and has been a recording artiste for over 30 years.
Dragon Slayer was recorded at Harry J Studio in Kingston is scheduled to be released in 2014.
Famous as creator of the Reggae Reggae Sauce, Levi Roots is presently promoting Come And Get It, the first song from his upcoming album Dragon Slayer.
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The Clarendon-born Roots says though his jerk sauce has made him a wealthy man, music has always been important to him.
"I love music and Jamaica is the heartbeat. It's the world's stage where all singers, deejays and players are putting on one big Jam and I want to be a part of that," he told the Jamaica Observer.
The Reggae Reggae Sauce is one of the most popular of its kind in Britain where it is available in leading retail stores.
Levi Roots (given name Keith Valentine Graham) migrated to Britain in the early 1970s, and has been a recording artiste for over 30 years.
Dragon Slayer was recorded at Harry J Studio in Kingston is scheduled to be released in 2014.