Bre Royal Misses Overseas Love

long distance Relationships are a big problem. So says dancehall artist Bre Royal.

She tells listeners that she’s had her share of complications with long-distance love.

The cheerful 24-year-old young man is making a big impact on local radio with his latest single:
Love AbroadA sensual, emotional dancehall song about the bitterness and sweetness of long-distance relationships.

“The feedback we’ve received so far has been phenomenal; people are really liking it and gravitating towards it. The inspiration comes from my experience of being in a long-distance relationship and facing the challenges that come with it. But ultimately I believe this: Love conquers all,” said Britney Forsythe, born Britney Forsythe. the artist who is.

The song was released on Chase Mills Records.

As a teenager, he lived in the Spanish town of St Catherine and attended Ascot High School in Greater Portmore before transferring to Micoud Secondary School in St Lucia.

“Growing up in Spanish Town was a good experience and I found that St Lucia is not that different from Jamaica, just St Lucia has a more relaxed atmosphere,” he said.

He was always interested in music from a young age and started composing songs at the age of 12 when he realized that he wanted to pursue music as a career. The first song he recorded was a love song. rabbit, It was released in 2017 under the stage name Bre Royal.

“My first name is Britney, but my family and friends call me Bre. I got the name ‘Royal’ from my best friend because her nickname is Royal. I asked him to use his name because it sounded right, and he said, ‘Sure, why not?’ he said. “That’s how I got the name Bre Royal,” he explained.

He plans to release his debut EP in 2025 and is focusing on releasing singles as interested producers send him beats.

Impressed by his unique sound, promoters also expressed interest in him performing club shows in the Caribbean.

“I’m ready to make my mark and make sure everyone knows what Bre Royal stands for,” he said.