For the past two years, the St. Thomas born singer has been on a musical hiatus while he focused on building his Advanced Service Station and Advanced Alignment businesses. Now that both entities are on solid footing the enterprising entertainer who’s known for hits such as Tell It Like It Is and Coming Home for Love is ready to pick up where he left off. “I’ve taken a fair amount of time to work on my entrepreneurial ventures and now it’s time to resume my career. I’m ready to focus on my music full time again and give my fans the attention they deserve,” said Stevie Face. Stevie Face is booked to perform at the St. Thomas Reunion Retro Party, which is scheduled to be held at the Jamaica Canadian Center on the … Read entire article »

  Reggae artist Stevie Face has denied recent media reports that he plans to pursue a career in politics. The St. Thomas born entertainer who was recently invited to be a part of the PNP’s Western St. Thomas constituency executive has no desire to participate in representational politics. “Since my appointment to the executive rumors have been going around that I will be the candidate for the PNP in the Western St. Thomas constituency in the next general elections, but this is far from the truth. I have no desire to participate in representational politics. I reside in the US, so there’s no way I could run for any public office in Jamaica. However, I am willing to do anything I can for the party and the people of St. Thomas without having … Read entire article »