Dynasty The Prince Of Dancehall
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"Dynasty the Prince of Dancehall Official Interview"

Dynasty "The Prince of Dancehall" is yet another talented dancehall artist in the industry.

However, the difference and what makes him a unique individual is that unlike many in his genre, he is not from Jamaica! He is Italian & Dominican due to his parents and born in Puerto Rico but raised in Brooklyn, New York.

His love for dancehall runs through his veins and the intensity of his performances shows the passion within. Being a multi-cultural artist has opened up many doors throughout his music career and voiced him as the top dancehall artists in the east coast.

Although his heart belongs to DANCEHALL, this artist can master and perform any type of musical genre, whether its merengue, hip-hop, reggae, salsa, bachata, soca, calypso, and many others. His music is based and inspired on the realities of life, relationships, love, and circumstances individuals encounter on a daily basis. Clubben.com has conducted an interview for his fans and followers around the world! Enjoy and learn more about him!

Interview:

What is your nationality and what languages do you speak?

" I was born in Puerto Rico. My dad is Dominican, my mother is Italian. I was raised in Brooklyn/Queen's area in New York by the west indian community where dancehall was heard in every household. I speak English, Spanish, and Jamaican Patois.

What type of music genres do you represent or sing?

"Dancehall is my love. I breathe and walk dancehall. It runs through my veins and something that can not be replaced with anything. I can do just about any other type of music genre as well whether its soca, calypso, merengue, salsa, etc but my love and heart lies in the dancehall and reggae genre.

Why did you choose dancehall compared to other genres?

Because that's what i fell in love with. I grew up with dancehall and that's it. I learned to love it at an early age and I understand it a lot more than many. I did collaborations younger and merged to other genres because that's what was in then. They used to call me the "reggae kid" back then. Artists would request for me, the "reggae kid", to do collaborations in my dancehall beat and so on. However my main focus is always dancehall.

Have you found obstacles or culture barriers in your career because you are not from Jamaica?
Not at all. I feel like I can do it all and make anyone fall in love with my music. There was this dancehall artist called "Snow" from Canada and the first white boy that did dancehall at an international level with great success. Everyone one accepted him and even the country of Jamaica. It's not an obstacle not to be from Jamaica because music is universal and knocks down barriers. I can sing to any crowd and make them fall in love with my music in (30) thirty seconds right there and then.

All I need is for them to listen to one of my songs. New York is a multi-cultural state and everyone shows me love some might get intimidated and others my not like me, but its normal. I keep it real I am not a fake individual because I sing from the heart.

Your lyrics and songs are inspired and motivated by what?

My pass relationships because I went through a lot with women. My lyrics target and relate to everyone in general because I sing for the people. If they can relate to it then I am doing a great job and reason why my songs are so successful.

What places have you performed at that have made a great impact in your life?
Madison Square Garden was my biggest, also nightclubs in NYC, and countries such as Argentina, Canada, and South America. I opened up for big artists as well throughout my career.

What artists in the industry would you like to work with?

My favorite is dancehall legend Super Cat. I would like to work with artists such as Collie Budz, Sean Paul, Rick Ross, Justin Bieber, Vybz Kartel, Pop Caan, and Mavado. There are a number of them that are too many to name.

You are signed to a record label or company?
I am signed to an independent label called "Straight Face Records" and in the future hopefully to a bigger label like Universal, Interscope, etc.

Who does your production at the studio?

I get my rhythms from Jamaica. When I do hip hop there are a few producers from New York who give me a lot of beats. New York has a lot of talent.

Who is Ted Smooth?
Ted Smooth is a very known DJ in New York and from "Straight Face Records". He makes official remixes for main stream artists and plays them on New York's Hot 97.1. He was the first to sign Lumidee when she first got started.

When he heard my music and style he contacted me. From then on, I became his artist and signed. We are working on many projects as we speak. One of them includes a tour with Toby Love in the next few months. Thanks to him my new song "Meek Mills House Party" is playing almost daily on Hot 97.1.

What would you like to tell your followers and fans?

I would tell them to never give up and follow your dreams. If you have a skill use it to your advantage whether its singing, writing, producing, dancing or whatever.

In 5 (five) words, what makes a successful artist?
Dedication, Drive, Passion, Focused and to be humble.

What 3 songs can you actually say have made Dynasty?

Three songs would be "Hasta Abajo" remix with Don Omar, "Need You" that reached over 1millon views on youtube without radio, or a record label. Also the song "Come Over" has been one of my greatest hits.
- Clubben.com


Discography

Dynasty has gain alot of buzz from collaborations with Don Omar on "Hasta Abajo Remix" and Plan B's Si No Le Contesto (Remix)" alongside Lumidee, Tito 'El Bambino's "Llama al Sol (Remix)" . He also jumped in the studio with Kush Gang/Rocafella rapper, Memphis Bleek.

He is now putting the finishing touches on his debut album and will be performing in front of thousands of screaming fans on his first Tour all over the US.

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Born in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico and raised in Brooklyn’s East New York, Dynasty grew up during the rise of Dancehall in the U.S. Raised on Shabba Ranks, Ninjaman, Cutty Ranks, Papa San, and Super Cat, ha was inspired to learn to sing in Jamaican Patois Style, shaping him into the electric artist he is today. Dynasty names Super Cat as his “Favorite Dancehall legend.” By the time he was 11 years old he was sneaking into local clubs absorbing the Dancehall culture.
In 2004 artists like Sean Paul and Kevin Lyttle infiltrated mainstream radio with Reggaeton and Dancehall. It was at that time that Dynasty teamed up with Giovanni “Padrino” Suarez, fusing Dancehall reggae riddims and Spanish-English lyrics. The duo went on to perform at numerous festivals throughout the U.S., the Caribbean and South America, including the Billboard Latin Music Conference, Festival Calle Ocho, Latin GRAMMY Street Parties, and Reggeaton on the river, sharing the stage with Daddy Yankee, Tego Calderon, Busta Rhymes, Beenie Man, Pitbull, Kat De Luna, Toby Love, NORE, and Juelz Santana just to name a few.
By 2006 Dynasty branched off and began performing as a solo artist. In 2009 he was opening for Hot97’s Metro PCS 5 borough takeover tour for artists Serani and Buju Banton.
In 2010, after releasing Come Over, the single off his mixtape It’s About Time Vol.1, he caught the attention of New York City’s own remix king DJ Tedsmooth. Tedsmooth featured Bang Bang, Dynasty’s collaboration with John Brackett, on his well received Retox album, presented by Beats by Dre and released in January 2012. The track gained huge buzz in the streets and NYC radio.
Recent collaborations include tracks with Don Omar on Hasta Abajo, Plan B’s Si No Le Contesto {Remix} and with Tito el Bambino on his single Llama al sol {Remix}. He also recently jumped in the studio with Kush gang/Rocafella rapper, Memphis Bleek. His track with Meek Mill, House Party, has also been receiving considerable rotation on Hot 97.1.
This brilliant, multi-faceted Dancehall singer-songwriter is ready to excite and inspire the youth around the globe as he energizes the industry with the music he loves so much. “Dancehall is my love. It runs through my veins.”
Dynasty, the music industry’s new Prince of Dancehall, is putting the finishing touches on his debut album and will be performing in front of thousands of screaming fans on his first tour across the U.S. and overseas. His latest single, See You Again, featured on the popular Lost Angel Riddim compilation mix, was released April 10, 2012. Immediately hitting radios stations around the world, this latest effort will be featured on the forthcoming album.
His instantaneous global reach can be seen in his impressive track record across social media. His Facebook Fan Page boasts over 7,000 fans and growing, with close to more than 50,000 followers on Twitter.