Touching more than just souls

Janet Silvera, Hospitality Jamaica Coordinator

ONE OF the most dynamic and best harmonised group on the northcoast is a group of four talented young men called 'Soul4Soul.'

Soul4Soul releases immense sex appeal and untapped energy on stage. Since their arrival on the hotel scene they have been getting rave reviews. In fact, they have taken the cabaret scene by storm and are in demand in several of the islands' hotels between Negril and Ocho Rios.

Soul4Soul

The dream team includes Nerada Brissett and Kemar Williams, who hails from Westmoreland, and Garth Jobson and Kyrie Pearson, both of St. James, completes the quartet.

"They are all boys from the church with strong bonds and friendship," said Alex Foster of Showjam Management.

Soul4Soul's career started with them doing a capella and throughout the years members have changed, "Because everything with life goes through the growth procession of change," said Foster. "However, the core of the group remains the same and still represents the strong moral fibre of their initial quest," he added.

The four young men, who boast the fact that they are many times gold winners in the National Gospel Festival Competition, have moved a few notches higher and begun the crossover into the mainstream music industry with the release of their first single, Ina Taxi.

"Our main aim is to be known ... we love music so much that we want the people to enjoy it with us," said Nerada Brissett, the only foundation member.

Soul4Soul continues to thrill audiences with their strong vocals and melodious harmony on the hotel circuit. They have even performed on several stage shows as they expand their fan base.

Their single Ina Taxi, recorded on the High Quest Label, shows vast quality and raw talent. The song is a dancehall tune with an international flavour.

A video has also been shot for the single and the group is in studio for a follow-up single. "Coming from a totally a capella background, the group gives a unique sound that sets them apart from others," remarked Alex Foster. He said they have surprised many, including Hospitality Jamaica which saw them perform in Ocho Rios recently.

With their energy-packed performances, good looks and sexy Jamaican male charm they have the proven they are a cut above the rest.