
El Dusty together with the Godfather of Dancehall Anthony B has released a new song dedicated to “All The Girls.”
Produced by El Dusty and his Miami counterpart Clips x Ahoy the new single was recorded at Produce Sound Studios in Corpus Christi, Texas, and mixed by Latin Grammy all-star Mariano Hererra.
El Dusty comments, “This song is going to be nuts! It’s already a Zumba hit and we can’t wait to get it out to the people!”
The renowned dancehall musician Anthony B brings high energy, engaging performance style to fans that relate to his lyrics and songwriting, both revolutionary and entertaining. On the new song, he has joined El Dusty, considered by some to be the inventor of Cumbia Electronica, to create a slamming new song that combines elements of dancehall, cumbia with hard-hitting trap beats!
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