Singjay Vershon and emerging singer Range pour their hearts out on "Sufferation", a new song to be released this week by YGF Records. The track is produced by Tevin Richards, principal of the Ocho Rios-based label. It is the latest song from Vershon who had an outstanding 2016. For Range, it is the follow-up to her impressive debut song "Inward Rasta", released last December. "Sufferation" hears the duo lamenting the challenges of economic strife, at the same time expressing the importance of keeping one's head above the water.
Range is from St. Ann, a rural parish in Jamaica where Pan reggae legends Bob Marley and Burning Spear were also born.
Born Shana Blair McCormack, she began modeling at age 15 and after being spotted by Pulse International Limited, Jamaica's leading fashion house.
In 2005, she migrated to the United States where she continued modelling in Florida, California and New York for the Tysum and Runways agencies.
Settling in New York, she developed musically by linking with Elroy “Full Rev” McCormack, her husband. Eventually, she found willing mentors in veteran artistes such as Nachilous Demus, Papa Biggie, Michael Palmer and Majestic Son. That period of 'schooling' paid off with "Inward Rasta". which is a sign of things to come from the confident Range. She is working on follow-up projects for Jugglers in Europe and Silver Birds Records.
Settling in New York, she developed musically by linking with Elroy “Full Rev” McCormack, her husband. Eventually, she found willing mentors in veteran artistes such as Nachilous Demus, Papa Biggie, Michael Palmer and Majestic Son. That period of 'schooling' paid off with "Inward Rasta". which is a sign of things to come from the confident Range. She is working on follow-up projects for Jugglers in Europe and Silver Birds Records.
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