2011 was a good year for Master One recording artiste Denno. Not only did he score two top-ten hits, but he also saturated radio with a multitude of songs.

Towards the end of the year, he joined telecommunications giant Digicel on the company's road tour across the island.

Now the singjay, whose singles Caan Stop Da Yute Yah and Tek Mi Life hit the charts like a volcano, has seen the fruits of his hard labour paying off.

He recently snagged a nomination for Breakthrough Artiste of the Year in the Clarendon Music Awards.

The Clarendon native is hoping to capture the title when the awards are handed out on April 8 in Clarendon.

In a release to the media, Denno expressed his gratitude for the recognition.

"For me, it's a great feeling to see that the parish that I am originally from is appreciating my work. I put the almighty in everything that I do, so come April 8, the votes will speak", said Denno.

Denno has been on a tear in recent months with songs including Caan Lock Mi Out on the School bag rhythm