Marco Dean premieres song at birthday party

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Anthony Minott

November 22, 2016

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Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer Marco Dean treating his guests to a taste of his new song.

Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer Marco Dean was having quite a bit of fun at his party.

Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer The beautiful cake that was made by Rhapsody Cakes.

Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer Beenie Man gives his son the nod of approval for his song.

Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer D'Angel is all smiles with her friend, Tunya.

Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer Marco Dean and Beenie Man strike a pose for the camera.

Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer These kids were certainly happy after exiting te foam pit.

Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer Marco Dean dances with his father, Beenie Man.

Anthony Minott/ Freelance Photographer Marco Dean takes the spotlight with his parents.

Dancehall artiste D'Angel was over the moon when her son, Marco Dean, turned 10 years old. She celebrated this milestone with a fun-filled birthday party for him in Cherry Gardens, St Andrew, earlier this month.

For the water party-themed event, the entire property was transformed by Party Plus, which provided water slides, a foam pit and a dunk tank.

The special occasion also saw Marco Dean gifting his guests with his cover version of Chris Brown's Grass Ain't Greener, which features his friend, Jordon Kennedy.

According to D'Angel, she contacted Adrian Locke from Truck Back Records to help make Marco Dean's musical dream come true. The song was then premiered at the party.

Dancehall icon Beenie Man, who is the father of Marco Dean, gave the song a big nod of approval.

However, D'Angel said she is in no hurry to make Marco Dean an entertainer.

"As much as Marco is genetically talented and is supported by both parents, he's not being rushed or forced to do anything. Everything he says he wants to do, I'm behind him a million per cent to make sure it's fulfilled," D'Angel told THE STAR.

After cutting the cake, which was made by Rhapsody Cakes, D'Angel thanked everyone who attended the birthday party.