Jahve Advantage aims for superstardom

Dancehall newcomer Jahve Advantage has expressed great optimism for the future of his music career as he releases his latest single, 'Likkle Past 8', which he says characterises his unorthodox musical style.

"I always want to be better than my best, and my love for music and lyrical potency makes me different from other artistes. I go to the extreme to make the songs as best as possible, so I take my time and select my words accordingly. 'Likkle Past 8' is a song that shows my versatility; it gives a different side to me," the St James-based deejay said.

Jahve Advantage grew up in the tough inner-city communities of Granville and Lilliput. Despite being surrounded by violence, the fast-rising deejay was able to keep his focus on academic studies and music. He graduated high school with 10 subjects, five of which he obtained at Cornwall College in the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate exams, and another five at Spot Valley High Sch00l in the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination.

Jahve Advantage conceded that he is not yet a household name in the music industry, but he believes that his brand of music, married with hard work and consistency, will one day bring him there.

"Hopefully by summer, with what I have working on in the studio, I will be recognised as a future dancehall and reggae music superstar," he said.