Recording artiste Bhig Shat has released an EP to show off his versatility titled Port Ah Kingston.

Featuring seven tracks, the project officially premiered on February 17.

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“This project is straight dancehall and reggae, mixed with a little hip hop. I want to showcase my artistic style to the listeners,” the artiste told the Jamaica Observer.

Currently based in Atlanta, Georgia, the artiste has been in the music game for over two decades, lending his lyrical talent to top-quality beats. His previous releases include Belly A The Beast, Good Love and
Live My Life.

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With the project out for just a few days, the artiste has high expectations for its success, describing it as a masterpiece.

“Bob Marley always said that great music lives on, so my hope for this project is that it reaches my current fans and brings in new ones. I’m also aiming to hit the Billboard charts with this EP,” he added.

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More is in store for Bhig Shat, as his next move involves working on an official album as well as dropping more visuals.

“I want to send love to the fans and big up to the CFMG Team and KLINICALRECORDS. Big up to everyone who support the Bhig Shat movement over the years, all the artistes that worked with me on this project; I appreciate you all and to the fans worldwide, remember to put God first in every situation,” the artiste added.

— Kediesha Perry