International super producer Tarik ‘Rvssian’ Johnson reflects on Shenseea’s journey on becoming a musical ‘ALPHA’. The Head concussion and Rich Immigrants top man, shared via Instagram his early recognition of the immense talent and potential of the Romeich Entertainment groomed artist which led to the early link-up.
“I signed Shenseea years ago because I saw the greatness in her more than anything. I had the vision to make her one of the greatest and most diverse artistes ever. It has been a learning process for us both ”, the producer said.
Rvssian who’s known for making several chart-topping hits including Vybz Kartel, Koshens, Tarrus Riley, and the late great J. Capri, was one of the first producers to work with Shenseea during introduction into music.
He produced her break-out record ‘Loodi’ featuring nonother than ‘Worl Boss’ himself Kartel.
The single which shot straight to number 1 on several charts acted as a type of premonition of her future success.
The multi-platinum selling producer who’s credited for production work with international stars such as Bad Bunny, Sway Lee, Future, and many others, expressed pride in her growth and accomplishments.
Asserting that what is currently seen is the result of years of work and planning.
“I have seen her growth as an artiste & person over the years and we still pushing & fighting to achieve this. It has been a battle coming from a small island like Jamaica 🇯🇲 to get our music to be really recognized and Respected in this music industry.”
He also expressed gratitude to Manager Romiech Major for identifying Shenseea’s talent as well as the support in her career.
“Thank you to everyone who played a part in creating this album. Special thanks to @Romeichentertainment for trusting me from the start when you discovered Shenseea – we are happy with where we are today.”
They’ve collaborated on several hits since then, including: ‘Lighter’ ft Taurus Riley, IDKW ft Future& Sway Lee and Y.A.T.O.I.L
Shenseea’s debut album ‘ALPHA’, has charted in several countries since its March 11 drop including topping the Reggae Billboards, as well as being the second most-streamed rap album release that week, only bettered by Lil Durk’s 7220.
