Honorebel returns to reggae roots with 14th studio album 'Winner Circle'
The 13-track project features Big Mountain, Glenn Washington, Etana and Nyanda, and is released by Phantom Music Group.
NEW YORK, United States. Recording artist Honorebel has returned to his reggae foundations with his 14th studio album, Winner Circle, after more than two decades of work across a range of genres.
The 13-track project is released by Phantom Music Group and distributed globally by Zojak Worldwide.
Caribbean entertainment publicist Flair Lindsey of Acclaim PR told Caribbean Life on Monday, September 21, that while Honorebel's catalogue has moved through reggae, dancehall, hip-hop, pop, EDM and Latin music, the album brings him "firmly back to his Reggae foundation with a collection rooted in uplifting messages, timeless rhythms and authentic Jamaican music".
"Reggae is where my journey began, and it has always been a part of who I am," Honorebel said. "With 'Winner Circle,' I wanted to come back to that foundation and make music that reflects where I am today."
Collaborations
Lindsey said Honorebel has collaborated over his career with artists including Pitbull, Akon, Snoop Dogg, Rick Ross, Tory Lanez, Shaggy, Wayne Wonder and Tarrus Riley, carrying his music to audiences in North America, the Caribbean, Europe, Africa and Latin America.
Winner Circle features Big Mountain, Glenn Washington, Etana and Nyanda. Highlights include "Forever Yours", "Miss You", "Mama", "Rise Up", "Real Estate Ova License Plate", "Winner" and "Reggae Is Our Music".
Lindsey said the album explores "love, faith, family, resilience, social awareness and triumph".
Honorebel said success is "a journey, not a destination".
"The winner's circle isn't only about reaching the top. It's about having the courage to keep moving forward, learning from every chapter and recognising the people and experiences that helped shape you along the way," he said.
Production team
The album's producers include Jason Arthur Farmer, Willie Lindo, Mark Hosang, Tad Dawkins, Tad Dawkins Jr., Paul Kastick, Kashief Lindo, Dwayne Dayal, Kemar McGregor, Everton Dennis and Richard Mark Bailey.
"Their collective contributions give 'Winner Circle' a rich musical foundation while allowing Honorebel's songwriting, melodies and unmistakable energy to remain at the forefront," Lindsey said.
