Super-producer Justus Arison is pleased with sales and feedback from his commercially successful 'Life Support' rhythm, which features heavyweight international acts. The rhythm is available for download on iTunes.

"The top sellers so far have been Sean Paul, Mavado and Beenie Man. Beenie Man's Pool Party has already hit dancehall charts around the globe. Kurry Stain is getting big support on the radio and the streets and Keznamdi has been quite a surprise, registering impressive numbers on iTunes, he has a growing fan base," Arison said.

Dancehall superstar Sean Paul leads out the rhythm with the soulful Never Give Up, which espouses the ideals of hard work to achieve success, and inspires youths to 'never give up' and denounce violence.

Mavado has perfected his craft to the degree where he can return to his dancehall roots with almost effortless ease. On True, he swings his incredible voice perfectly.

Fambo shows up with Drink About. while Beenie Man finds the quintessential party song with Pool Party, a song which has already taken off in dancehall and FM radio, soaring to the top ten of the FIWI Choice Top ten charts, and jumping on the Stampede Street chart.

Gyptian shows great voice control with a slurry, unusual delivery on Let Dem Een Ishawna boasts about the Big Life, which is almost part two to her monster hit, Restraining Order while Mr

Vegas sings about his Real Dogs with a hilarious intro.

One of the best songs on the rhythm is Munga's Push Dem Outta My Way. Red- hot rookie Kurry Stain shows up with Sky Pree whereas Blak Ryno shows off his writing skills with Weh U Do.

The project is rounded out by newcomers Byrd Villain, saucy Mink Jo, listenable Ice Cold and talented Natel.