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October 1, 2024

Kemar Highcon to drop new single capturing Christmas vibe

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Written byProgrammes Department

Dancehall artiste Kemar Highcon says he is using his music to spread good energy.

Speaking with Music News today, the ‘so saucy’ entertainer said he will be dropping a new single in a few days, to take us right into the vibe of Christmas.

 

The song will be available on all major streaming platforms.

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