Post by sensi on May 9, 2009 12:03:31 GMT 1
His absence from the dancehall scene has been evident but Chi Ching Ching says his career has been getting better.
The artiste/dancer, whose real name is Radion Beckford, said he recently returned from a two-week trip to the United Kingdom. During the time, he said he did a number of shows. While there, he performed songs like A Natural Thing with Tall Up and Warning with Danger.
"Work been keeping me busy. Di amount a things weh mi do from wah day, mi can't even memba," Chi Ching told THE WEEKEND STAR.
"Crazy things a happen fi mi career right now. People a try contact me from all Australia, way down inna di Gulf, all Afghanistan dem a request mi fi do jingle and dem thing deh. Mi career is like a good cook, like Alberto Rice, it keep swelling," he added.
He recently voiced a song called Crocodile, which is also the name of a dance he created. Promotional work is also being done on his song on the National Pride rhythm, called How Di Dancing Ago Improve, which is a collaboration with upcoming artiste Samboni. He is also booked to perform in the United States, for the first time, next month.
- Sadeke Brooks
in today's Star ( www.jamaica-star.com/thestar/20090508/ent/ent5.html )
The artiste/dancer, whose real name is Radion Beckford, said he recently returned from a two-week trip to the United Kingdom. During the time, he said he did a number of shows. While there, he performed songs like A Natural Thing with Tall Up and Warning with Danger.
"Work been keeping me busy. Di amount a things weh mi do from wah day, mi can't even memba," Chi Ching told THE WEEKEND STAR.
"Crazy things a happen fi mi career right now. People a try contact me from all Australia, way down inna di Gulf, all Afghanistan dem a request mi fi do jingle and dem thing deh. Mi career is like a good cook, like Alberto Rice, it keep swelling," he added.
He recently voiced a song called Crocodile, which is also the name of a dance he created. Promotional work is also being done on his song on the National Pride rhythm, called How Di Dancing Ago Improve, which is a collaboration with upcoming artiste Samboni. He is also booked to perform in the United States, for the first time, next month.
- Sadeke Brooks
in today's Star ( www.jamaica-star.com/thestar/20090508/ent/ent5.html )