![]() ![]() With their third album "Jump Off", the band tried to go in a different direction as this album which was released in July 2008, contained no dance songs, for which the group had become synonymous. They quickly released a second album titled "Let's Go", which was distributed by Japan's Pony Canon Label. On July 18th, 2006, the group released their first album "Hey" with VP Records which was an overwhelming success as it sold heavily both locally and internationally. Their popularity steadily grew as they were the group to watch with their ever-evolving dance routines and permissive lyrics. They also began performing at various events locally, featuring at Spring Fest 2004, Fully Loaded and at Reggae Sumfest in 20. ![]() Their first local hit however was with "Weh Di Time" and riding on this success, they went on to produce a string of singles with accompanying videos such as "Gal Hunt", "She Want It Harder", "Ready To Party", and "Wacky Dip". It was in 2003 that the trio began recording, and their first recording was with radio personality Arif Cooper, on "Never Really Want To Let You Go". The group committed to practicing at least once a week, and this determination led them to hold on to their dreams of success. This left only Kevin Blair, Craig Jackson and O'Neil Edwards to continue on under the name Voicemail. However as time passed by and the road to success seemed to stretch out, two of the members ran out of patience and decided to leave the group. It was at a talent show in the late 90's that five young men with a similar interest became acquainted and decided to form the boy band "Voicemail". Voicemail is a dancehall, reggae group that hails from the heart of Kingston and who is synonymous with producing a sound unlike any other in the island. ![]()
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