Quada is focusing all his energy on his music despite his legal woes.
Just hours after being released from police custody the Dancehall superstar was already busy putting out new music.
The 23-year-old Dancehall artiste is facing murder and arson charges but was granted bail in the sum of $500,000.
Following his release, the deejay immediately dropped a brand new track titled “Pain,” which eerily embodied his recent woes.
Although the track was actually penned and recorded before his arrest Quada says it was like a vision.
“Yuh see me, me a visionary innu. My music dem, me write all six months before me even drop dem. Me write based on context and wah me see people a go through and wah me go through,” he told The Star.
“This a one of the most perfect timing me ever see inna music fi a song drop because it just capture the whole moment of weh me did a go tru. The moment and the song connect too much fi deny say the song very personal to me.”
Although he is currently battling for his freedom, the deejay says he remains optimistic and focused on music.
“Me nah worry about a thing, me just a give the law time to prove wah it fi prove,” the deejay declared.
Quada would go on to thanking his family, friends, and fans for their continued support in his difficult period.
The entertainer would especially highlight his mentor Popcaan, who he says showed him tremendous support at his lowest point.
“It’s more than just the music wid me and Popcaan, dem man deh look out fi mi like a me family. If me a go tru supmn, him a go tru it too and vice-versa; he was there one million per cent,” he said.
