California-based reggae artiste, Kirk Brown, aka Dandexx, is getting ready to drop a barrage of new singles, as he is eager to capitalize on the recent success of his hit single, 'Fill My Cup'.

The song, produced by his younger brother, Wayne Brown, for his Next Generation label, recently spent three weeks in the number-one spot on the Jamaica Music Countdown Top 25 Reggae Singles Chart.

"Right now I am working very hard to build on the progress of Fill My Cup. That song has done very well for me. It has helped to expand my fan base in Jamaica, the US and lots of other places. I want to take my career to even higher levels, so I am preparing to release a number of new songs leading up to the summer," he said.

Dandexx said he plans to release a number of reggae and dancehall singles including, Nah Live Nuh Life of Corruption, Run to the Rock and About Jamaica.

These three tracks, he said, were produced by the California-based Ethiope Productions.

The other songs to be released are More Than One Gal,Love Rastafari featuring Ras Carey and King Kazoo, and Peace & Joy, on the Next Generation label.

He said the songs are already receiving strong rotation locally and abroad.