Jamaica's newest music sensation, Nomaddz, have finally released their much-awaited debut album, The Trod. The CD is now available in Kingston at all Cannon Ball Cafés, and will be made available online at over 28 digital retail outlets, including 24/7 Entertainment, iTunes, E-Music and Rhapsody.

The group will culminate the debut album's release with a free public concert at the Emancipation Park today, starting at 6 p.m., with a meet-and-greet after party at Heather Garden's Restaurant on Haining Road.

The four-part harmony comprising Sheldon Sheppard, Everaldo Creary, Oneil Peart and Chris Gordon has become a refreshing addition to reggae's mainstream talent offerings and recent performances throughout Kingston have poised the group as 'one of the most charismatic bandssince the Beatles'.

The album already found its place in music history even before its release. It has been milestoned as one of the very few successful live album recordings ever attempted in Jamaica in one single take, and is the first Jamaican produced live album ever.

The group has also started its summer tour aptly named, The Trod and will cover 18 locations in Jamaica before starting its US leg in August.