Singer Tanice Morrison, who has been steadily building recognition over the last several years, is set to release her debut long format record, entitled, No Limitations on her own TP Music label. The official release date for the 14-track disc is September 25, but it is already available via popular Internet music service iTunes.
Morrison describes the long anticipated album as a blend of Reggae/Soul with some elements of Jazz. "What I try to do with my music is to fuse various elements together in a way that is recognizable yet unique," she says by way of explanation. Although several covers grace the set (including two hits by r&b singer Brandy) the album features many originals, including To You Mother, which almost without saying goes to the individual Morrison describes as her main inspiration, her mother.
The Kingston-born Morrison was involved in music from an early and had resolved by age 12 that it would be her chosen field of endeavour, even though she did detour into teaching. Her first break came in late 2004, courtesy of the return to Jamaica of US country legend Kenny Rogers. She shared the bill, along with Ernie Smith and Maxi Priest on Rogers' return engagement, this time on the lawns of Kings House.
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