The third studio album, 'Zuggy,' is a dynamic blend of dancehall and Caribbean rhythms, featuring collaborations with Scale Bay, Boy Boy, and more
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Prince Swanny, drops third studio album
Trinidadian dancehall artiste Prince Swanny drops his third studio album, titled 'Zuggy,' on Friday, July 5th. The album showcases his unique blend of dancehall and Caribbean rhythms, infused with Afrobeats and pop influences, combining traditional rhythms with a modern flair and hard-hitting lyrics.
The 22-track album 'Zuggy' boasts collaborations such as "Foreign," featuring Scale Bay, and "Not Bad," with Boy Boy. The album's leading single, "Thug Life," is produced by rising Trinidadian producer/composer 47 on da Beat.
The album features a mix of high-energy tracks and more reflective, melodic pieces, highlighting Swanny's versatility as an artist. With collaborations from both established and emerging artists, the album promises to make waves in the dancehall scene and beyond.
Following his previous albums, "Serenity" (2021) and "Swanology" (2022), 'Zuggy' marks another significant milestone in Prince Swanny's musical journey.
Prince Swanny commands a significant following throughout the Caribbean and beyond, counting Drake, Burna Boy, Kodak Black, Sean Paul, Yo Gotti, and Popcaan among his admirers. His videos have collectively amassed over 300 million views on YouTube. Beyond his individual success, Swanny played a pivotal role in the discovery and rise of dancehall sensation Byron Messia.
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