The future is indeed looking very bright for Jamaican songstress Jada Kingdom as her latest single “Wull On” has been officially picked up by major distribution label, Universal Music/Aftercluv Records.
The fast-rising female singer made the announcement via her Instagram page last weekend telling fans that her soon to be released third single has been delayed because it was recently picked up by the major international label.
“BIG NEWS BEANS!? The reason why y’all have to wull on so long for “Wull On” is because it has been picked up by Universal Music Group/Aftercluv ?,” she wrote. “✨ I’m so blessed that my 3rd ever single/video has already attracted the attention of and been picked up by a major label so please be patient and I promise it will be worth the wait. March 30 is the official date the single and video will be released online but listen out because you might hear it on the airwaves sooner than that!”
“SO much more to come, jus a start on this journey, hold tight and scream if you want to go faster haha ?,” Jada added.
According to the artiste’s manager Julian Jones-Griffith, although the deal is only for the particular single it is a step in the right direction that can lead to endless possibilities for the talented singer.
Jones-Griffiths says the deal was inked after he played the track for execs at Universal Music/Aftercluv Records, which they immediately fell in love with and decided they wanted to distribute the song in their markets.
Kingdom has managed to create a lot of attention for herself in the last few months following the visual releases of her first two singles “Love Situation” and “Unwanted”, with many hailing her as the next big thing out of Jamaica.
