Singing Melody

Everton Hardweare

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Born Everton Hardweare, Singing Melody first went to wax in 1987, for the legendary reggae producer, King Tubby. Among the hits that made his name in Jamaica and the Caribbean are: "Same Ole Love", "In This Together", "Shower Me With Your Love", "Groovy Kind of Love". In 1990, He released Sayonara Tokyo, a song recorded in Japanese for Sony Music Japan, became almost an anthem. He worked steadfastly with hit making producers such as Steelie and Clevie, Sly & Robbie, Bobby “Digital B” Dixon, Edgar Parish, Jack Scorpio, and Top Ranking. In 1997, Singing Melody helped form the group L.U.S.T, with Tony Curtis, Thriller U and Lukie D. The group topped the charts with "Flex Me", "Run Free" and the number one "Sweetness of Your Love". The song won seven reggae awards. While working with L.U.S.T., Singing Melody continued his solo career. He appeared at the Air Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival, Reggae Sumfest, Sunsplash, The New York Music Festival, the Jamaican Film Festival, the Tamika Reggae Awards, the International Reggae and World Music Awards and the Reggae Soca Music Awards. He was on the television series Traxx, and won the Martin’s International Reggae and World Music Awards for Best Music Video and Most Improved Entertainer. In 2000, Want You Back, from his album "Sweeter" won Song of the Year at the Reggae Soca Music Awards. He was named Male Singer of the Year by one of Jamaica’s leading entertainment newspapers and has often been featured in the Jamaica Gleaner. In 2002, he released "Expressions", an album that showed his range and his robust expressions. It featured collaborations with L.U.S.T., Beres Hammond, and Tony Rebel, and was produced by the Fat Eyes Crew. In 2007, Singing Melody with the L.U.S.T. released the Compilation: "Sweetness Of Your Love". This Album includes successful songs from 1997 to 2007. In January 2012, he releases the new album: "They Call Me Mr Melody".

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