Dancehall duo RDX. - Winston Sill

RDX became popular due to its many dance songs but Delomar said the group touches other issues in its songs.

In 2007 RDX came to the fore with Dance. After that, the dancing fever intensified and they did other songs like Everybody Dance, Dancers' Anthem, Daggering and Bend Over.

As a result of these songs Delomar said people have been classifying RDX as dance artistes.

Talented

"We want Jamaica to see that RDX is very talented and we are not just stuck on dance songs. We read a lot and we open our minds. We are not just stuck in a box when it comes to music," Delomar told The STAR.

But even before the dance songs Delomar said RDX got some level of fame for, the group did a song called Don't Trust You Around My Girlfriend when they were called Xsytement Gang.

Number one

He said the song peaked at number one in the Bahamas and took the number 18-spot on BBC Echoes Chart in England.

Last year RDX also did social commentary songs like The Dream and Coming In. RDX also did another song called Set Good, which is geared at the female audience.

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Come to a Dance Explosion!

Lucea! It's time for you to ben' ovah and get WILD! The STAR in association with Club 300, Magnum Tonic Wine and Bluepriint Promotions presents: "Dance Explosion" with RDX the STAR Artistes of the Month.

Dance Explosion also features Yellow Man, Prodigal Son, The Magnum Girls, Pennybling, Dutty Link Dancers, Keiva, Bermuda Kid, Black Blingaz, D&G and Chiney, Senita, Skeptic (Lucea) and more!

When: Friday, January 30.

Entry Fee: $250 with a Friday STAR, $350 without.

Where: Club 300, Lucea, Hanover.

CHAT WITH RDX

RDX fans, you will your chance to chat with Delomar and Renigade on the phone and online.

On Thursday January 27, log on to www.go-jamaica.com/chat to speak with the duo between 5 and 6 p.m. And, if that is not enough, you will get another chance to chat with them on the phone from 6 to 7 p.m. Simply call 1-888-The STAR (1-888-843-7827).