Damage Musiq Aims For The Stars With “High Supremacy” Riddim

Damage Music is looking to make a big impact on the international music scene.

Dancehall producer Damage, the owner of Damage Musiq, is eyeing major success on the international market.

The beat-maker already has countless hits under his belt, but he says he is aiming for a more commercial market.

“The direction I am going is more of an international mainstream setting. I’m looking to do so by fusing different genres with our culture. It is more commercial to do so and it has a wider reach. Where art is considered, it also shows the versatility of my brand,” he said.

“I want to chart on Billboard and break barriers for my music. I’m extremely happy for Koffee and she has not only inspired us but has given us confidence that quality content is very impactful,” he continued.

According to Damage, he has been experimenting with various genres and sounds that reflect in his music.

Evidence of the producer’s ever-changing sound can be heard in his latest production, the “High Supremacy Riddim.”

“Right now, we are working on the High Supremacy rhythm, which is more inspiring with a positive feel to it,” he told the Jamaica Observer.

“It’s different because all these songs on the rhythm — each have a strong message each artiste giving off some positivity. It’s subtle yet addictive with uplifting undertones,” he continued.

The project is set to be released on March 20. It will feature several Dancehall superstars such as; Teejay, Tommy Lee Sparta, Jahvinchi and more.

Damage, whose real name is Dwayne Parkinson, already has some huge credits to his name. Some of his biggest hits include Tommy Lee Sparta’s “Blessings,” Teejay’s “Baller,” and Chronic Law’s “Bless Me.”