Young producer upbeat about career progression

Fast-rising dancehall producer Devon Sullivan is upbeat about the direction of his career following the release of two singles that have been garnering attention.

The tracks are No Tears by Raymie Rich and Money Champagne, done by Ras Fraser Jr. They were released by Sullivan's Osama Records on January 20 and 23, respectively.

"I am very excited about these projects. These tracks represent my commitment to creating innovative sounds while elevating the voices of talented artistes," said the producer.

Sullivan's most noticeable production work to date is the single Living Large, which was recorded by dancehall newcomer Checky Strap.

"I dive into an artiste's vision, crafting tracks that reflect their individuality while experimenting with new sounds," he shared when explaining the process behind Living Large. The track has so far racked up over 25,000 views on YouTube.

"I have only been in the music business for two years but I've learned a lot and I have a lot to offer. I am aiming to be the top producer in the industry by a certain time, so I am working hard to achieve that. This year, I will be releasing a lot more projects," said Sullivan.