Every year Jamaica and the people of the island seem to make the summer a focal point. The countries independence day is August 6th. Some major events during the summer is Reggae Sumfest, Chug It, Festivals and more. The beaches are normally packed, the events and parties go into full swing. The mindset is lets have fun and have a great summer. Reggae and Dancehall assist in curating and creating the vibes. It also assist in setting the tone for the events and the people. Well here we have a young artist who is following the tradition by making his mark with a summer banger.
Nick Paxton is leading out with his scorcher Summer Wonder, and it is predicted to be as popular as the pandemic, difference being a musical celebration of life and health. The world has been waiting on an anthem like “Summer Wonder” to lift our spirits and energies again. Leading out the Maverick camp based in the Jamaica. Paxton’s sound and production is on an extremely high level, and it is so refreshing to hear good music that can take on wings globally.
Right now, Jamaican leading DJs like Kenny and DJ Dot com will be playing this banger on their mixes which will be heard island wide and digitally on an international wave.
Paxton has much to offer musically but it was obvious that the world needed an ice breaker for the summer. “Summer Wonder” is the brand-new single that will be dominating the airwaves in this heat.
We have been through a lot and deserve the joy that good music brings. This track is upbeat, and the rhythm is impossible to ignore. One can only imagine all the dance moves and challenges that will take over Tik Tok and other social media platforms.
“Summer Wonder” is up and running on all digital platforms. So let the streaming and purchasing begin.
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