It has been a great experience working with the Jamaican legend, who I first met at a studio when I was in sixth form at JC (Jamaica College).
“But I know that I would feel more fulfilled working with Sizzla because he is one of us. “I had to choose between this Sizzla album and a Rihanna project,” the visually impaired Fairman shared. There was only one problem: he had been contacted by his well-connected, Florida-based manager about doing some work for another international artiste. He and G-Mac spoke about a project, and I was asked if I would want to be a part of the team,” Fairman, who has worked with a long list of top acts in the music industry told The Sunday Gleaner. “Originally, I was supposed to be working on an album with G-Mac and then Sizzla came to the studio to do some dubplates. Started more than a year before the pandemic hit, it was released in October this year, and Fairman is delighted with the outcome for a variety of reasons. Among his most recent projects is the critically acclaimed Million Times, a 12-track album co-produced by Fairman, artiste and producer G-Mac, and Sizzla.
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After a decade of learning how to play the game, and even slipping in some new rules along the way, it’s fair to say that Fairman has established himself.
In 2010, musician, beat-maker, and producer Michael ‘Askelle’ Fairman was a final-year student at The University of the West Indies, pursuing a first degree in liberal studies while getting his feet wet in the music industry.
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