Frassdon on a Musical Mission
Ted Sylvester Hastings aka Frassdon is one of the bright, new talents
in reggae music. His love affair with music began very early. Singing
from the age of three, he captivated the hearts and minds of all who
heard him.
As
he grew older, the Montego Bay native would sneak out late at night to
visit the local dance halls and stage shows. He was also a regular
visitor to the annual Reggae Sumfest music festival, where he saw
wonderful performances by an array of reggae and dancehall stars,
including Beres Hammond, Marcia Griffith, Culture, Dennis Brown,
Luciano, Tony Rebel, Julian Marley, Queen Ifrica, and many more.
These experiences fueled his desire to become a professional artist. By the time he was 11 years old, he decided he wanted to be a reggae star. Since those early days, that has been his dream and sole mission.
"Music is very important to me. It's like the air I breathe, the food I eat. Music is a very big part of my life. I guess you could say the whole thing is inborn because from I was a baby, I could sing. Everything I have done throughout my life has involved music.
"I have been working hard over the years to learn and improve my craft in preparation for my big break in music," Frass Don said.
The talented singjay is currently promoting a thought-provoking single called "Structure" on the Studio Yard label.
"I am getting a lot of positive feedback for my single called Structure. It's getting a lot of love from DJs all over the world. I'm also getting a lot of good vibes from my fans online. The Youtube hits are increasing daily," he said.
The accompanying music video for Structure is also doing well locally as it is currently enjoying good rotation on CVM Plus and HYPE TV.
"The music video for my single is also getting a lot of support. Right now, I'm just doing everything to promote it as hard as possible and make the message reach the people because that's what's most important to me. I want my message to reach people all over the globe," said the artist.
Check him out here: http://www.reverbnation.com/FRASSDON
As
he grew older, the Montego Bay native would sneak out late at night to
visit the local dance halls and stage shows. He was also a regular
visitor to the annual Reggae Sumfest music festival, where he saw
wonderful performances by an array of reggae and dancehall stars,
including Beres Hammond, Marcia Griffith, Culture, Dennis Brown,
Luciano, Tony Rebel, Julian Marley, Queen Ifrica, and many more.These experiences fueled his desire to become a professional artist. By the time he was 11 years old, he decided he wanted to be a reggae star. Since those early days, that has been his dream and sole mission.
"Music is very important to me. It's like the air I breathe, the food I eat. Music is a very big part of my life. I guess you could say the whole thing is inborn because from I was a baby, I could sing. Everything I have done throughout my life has involved music.
"I have been working hard over the years to learn and improve my craft in preparation for my big break in music," Frass Don said.
The talented singjay is currently promoting a thought-provoking single called "Structure" on the Studio Yard label.
"I am getting a lot of positive feedback for my single called Structure. It's getting a lot of love from DJs all over the world. I'm also getting a lot of good vibes from my fans online. The Youtube hits are increasing daily," he said.
The accompanying music video for Structure is also doing well locally as it is currently enjoying good rotation on CVM Plus and HYPE TV.
"The music video for my single is also getting a lot of support. Right now, I'm just doing everything to promote it as hard as possible and make the message reach the people because that's what's most important to me. I want my message to reach people all over the globe," said the artist.
Check him out here: http://www.reverbnation.com/FRASSDON
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