High-profile artistes such as Popcaan, QQ and Kalado have recently voiced singles on the successful Life Support rhythm,a move that will amp up the promotion of the popular beat.

"The new songs are really, really good, so this will raise definitely the popularity of Life Support riddim, and the whole juggling get re-mastered, so we are doing a full release called Life Support Double Dose," super-producer Justus Arison said.

Arison, the boss of JA Productions, is pleased with the sales and feedback from the commercially successful rhythm, which also features several 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 a couple of 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.

JA Productions will be releasing a raft of new videos, shot with a state-of-the-art camera and a drone, within the next couple of weeks. The blitz will include videos from JA Productions rookie Kurry Stain, Kalado and Billboard chart-topping deejays Sean Paul and Beenie Man.

"We will be releasing a number of videos for the project. We have already shot Kurry Stain's and Sean Paul's videos, and by September, there will be more videos released to push the project. We are going to change the dancehall game, bring the industry standards on production and promotion to a whole new level," Arison said.

JA Productions can be contacted via Twitter @justusja.