Interviewing conscious dance hall’s Vershon for Island Beats was a very inter- esting and exciting interview.
Vershon
Vershon has been sharing his talent with the world since the tender of of 9 years old in church in Jamaica. Vershon’s talented and rare voice carried him all the way into the hands of Birch where unbelievably he was recording songs in the studio at 9 years old a very rare entity.
Vershon’s singing career was definitely not a child’s phase because by the time he reached 14 he was producing his own songs.
Determined not to give up his dream Vershon’s voice and his lyrics did not fall on deaf ears he explained to Island Beats Magazine that he got his first break through with his track “Rough Up The World.”
Most recently Vershon released his 9 track EP this 2018 entitled ‘One More Day.” The EP and in particular the song called “One More Day” has spread like wild fire world wide and the EP itself has been doing really well and is also his main focus for the year to promote the EP.
During our interview Vershon shared that he would be traveling to Cleaveland for a show which took place on May 5, 2018. Vershon has traveled to many places such as Canada and has dazzled the stage in Montreal and Toronto.
Not only has Vershon’s voice been his ticket to Canada he has traveled the USA and also Costa Rica which where his song rough life became a sensational hit and also what he described as his biggest milestone.
Vershon’s story is so unique in the fact that he agreed that becoming an estab- lished artist in Jamaica can be difficult due to the fact that there is a great deal of competition and he reminisced days of having little money, not driving a car, and the inability to travel off of the island of Jamaica.
Vershon shared that he is most grateful for the way that his life changed for the better and is proud that although many obstacles did not deter him from filling his destiny.
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