ZJ Chrome's first studio album, 'Music Without Rules' (MWR) on his independent label CR203 Records, was released on Friday.

The album is available on all digital platforms worldwide via 21stT Hapilos Digital Distribution. MWR sees Chrome producing some of Jamaica's top reggae and dancehall acts.

Chrome has taken time to create a solid 14-track album, as MWR has been a work in progress since 2013. The release makes Chrome the first Jamaican DJ/producer to release a complete studio album.

Chrome also enlists special guest collaborators to display a broad range of styles and moods while keeping the album authentic. Vybz Kartel lends his vocals on three songs, there is a collaboration with Tarrus Riley, Bugle, Popcaan and Alaine, a combination by Tifa and Chino, and songs with Busy Signal, Kabaka Pyramid, Alkaline, Dexta Daps, Chris Martin, Popcaan, Demarco, G Whizz and Luec Mar.

Released single

One single has been released from the album. It is Vybz Kartel's Stop Follow Me Up. A music video has been released simultaneously with this single.

Speaking about MWR, ZJ Chrome said: "This is a body of hard work that I am proud of and this album is definitely worth listening".

CR203 Records has over the years consistently released hits, including Vybz Kartel's Clarks, Chris Martin's Cheaters Prayer, Jah Cure's Before I Leave, Mavado's Hope And Pray, Aidonia's Jook So, Weh Yu Did Deh by Alkaline, Karma by Tarrus Riley, and many more.

ZJ Chrome is urging his fans to stay tuned for the next releases from CR203 Records. These include the 'Let's Rock This' rhythm along with a reggae rhythm.

Fan can follow Chrome on social-media: @zjchrome on Instagram and Twitter, Zipjock Chrome on Facebook and subscribe to the YouTube channel, CR203 Records.