Jimmy Cozier: Set to release reggae album

JIMMY COZIER

SET TO RELEASE REGGAE ALBUM

"WAY OF LIFE"

Currently in Jamaica promoting his upcoming reggae album "Way of Life", international recording artiste Jimmy Cozier is promising a fully classic lovers rock presentation for the first time ever in his career.

The new 13 track album which is scheduled to be release in late June was recorded in Jamaica at Harmony House Studios home of the legendary vocalist Beres Hammond who according to Cozier played an intricate role in the albums production. "Me and Beres has been friends for over 10 years and when i pitched the concept of what i had in mind for this album he was very supportive. Since then i've been back and forth to Jamaica recording and to be quite honest the album has been in the making for too long but it's here now and I feel good about the project".

Cozier has also been busy in the states making moves managing the career of R&B singer / songwriter Cheri Dennis who is signed to his Cozier Music Label and has a distribution deal with Bad Boy Records. "Right now besides working on my music i've been busy putting things in place for Cheri Dennis who will be dropping her debut album In And Out Of Love this year. I just arranged for her to be on the Danity Kane tour with P. Diddy and apart from that I also have a TV Reality Show which I'm working on but I can't talk too much about it yet".

As for singles a track called "You" which was previously pre released will have it's official introduction within the next couple of weeks with a supporting video to follow close behind. Managed locally by Solid Agency President Sharon Burke, Cozier says he's comfortable with his current network locally and just wants to do real music from the heart. "Well Sharon Burke is like family to me, I've known her for year and she was the one who introduced me to Beres so I allow her to take care of the business. The album will be release firstly online at retail stores like I Tunes so i'm just focused on ensuring everything is in place, I love reggae music and thats what i've always wanted to do".