With many Jamaicans awaiting the announcement for the next general elections, up-and-coming artiste Oska is speaking out through his new single 'Please Prime Minister'.

The single produced by 10 Star Records, is a social commentary that pleads with government to invest more into the music industry, in particular reggae and dancehall.

"When I go to Germany and see the love I get there for my music, I am so overwhelmed. I think music is a good thing, and it can be a solution to a lot of the problems Jamaica is now facing," Oska said

Oska described in his song the power of positive music and urges government to use it in campaigns to create change. He also expounds on the importance of Jamaicans embracing their musical culture, and not be so concerned about the negatives often times affiliated with dancehall but to encourage further change.

The up-and-coming artiste is also vocal about the quality of music put out by top producers and hopes this will change.

"The truth is a lot of producers have been solely concerned with just getting material out to the public because of monetary gain, and not so much to create a legacy and to garner international awards and attention. As a young artiste, I would like to see more producers putting out quality music that can help break barriers for all Jamaicans."

The single, on the 'Stop Mash Up Jamaica' rhythm, has been garnering a lot of comments online and has become a strong topic with the present political climate.

The single is featured on recording artiste Marr's mix tape, Rebellution, and has been receiving air play in Germany, France, Zimbabwe and the UK.

Oska is set to commence his Jamaican media runs in December. Please Prime Minister can be heard on www.soundcloud.com/10starrecords/oska-please-prime-minister-at and is available for download on iTunes and Amazon.