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CENTERSTAGE with Rayvon



Singer Rayvon performs during Half Moon's Lights, Camera, Party! charity event at Half Moon Village, on Saturday, October 8, 2005. - Claudine Housen

Stage name: Rayvon

Real name: Bruce Alexander Michael Brewston

Birthday: January 18

Which high school did you attend? Broxton High, in New York

How did you get started in the business? "Well, I started by playing the drums at a very young age, then started a rap group and then I went to Living Room Studio, where I met Shaggy and then we became friends, and that's when we decided to do a song together."

What has been your greatest challenge in the business yet? "Just staying in and trying to make it in the business, because it is always constantly changing."

What have you been up to lately? "I'm constantly touring, I'm also recording some singles, recently released a new single called Private Dancer and soon to be released is Games We Play and we recently shot the video for the single here in Jamaica, which is the second video I've shot here."

Do you look up to any specific artiste? "A look up to any artiste that can stay long and keep that career going and keep putting out some good music, legend like Stevie Wonder or a Bob Marley basically any artiste that put out great music from the heart."

Are you happy with the way things are going for your career right now? "Yes, because I'm still in the game, a lot of artistes come out and aren't in the game so I plan to stay in."

Anything you'd like to change about it? "Just for it to move a little faster (business that is).

What are your future plans? "Sky is the limit, just try to work with other artistes and kinda try to spread my wings."

Do you have any advice for young artistes coming up? "Basically, try to get an understanding of the business first, then try to market and sell yourself as an artiste and also try to stay true to the music."

 
December 15, 2006
 

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