Situated just east of the Caribbean Sea, the island of Barbados is well-know for its scenic beaches, its immaculate – and, in recent years, its uncanny knack for churning out pop/R&B talent. Since Rihanna opened the floodgates earlier this decade, the nation has produced a steady stream of promising artists, including “T-Shirt” singer Shontelle and Jive signee Livvi Franc. The latest rising star to emerge from the island is Jaicko, a singer/songwriter/producer who left his home country in hopes of becoming the next Caribbean sensation – and the first male Bajan artist – to hit it big stateside. Does he have what it takes to beat the odds and grab his piece of the American Dream? To quote his current single, “Oh Yeah!”
Fueled by the growing success of the record referenced above, Jaicko is getting ready to take his game to the next level with the release of his Capitol Records debut, Can I. Due out sometime this winter, the album will include all the potential hits pop-hungry liste