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Bahamian reggae artist Avaran has successfully completed his Jamaica media tour promoting his latest lovers rock single, "Sunshine After Rain." The tour introduced the song to audiences across Jamaica through television, radio, newspapers, and digital media. During the campaign, Avaran was featured in The Jamaica Observer and The Jamaica Star, appeared on TVJ's Smile Jamaica, and completed interviews with Radio Jamaica (RJR 94 FM), Richie B Radio, IRIE FM, Fame FM, Sun City R

Kingston, Jamaica — As the promotional campaign for Sunshine After Rain continues to gather momentum across Jamaica, Bahamian reggae artist Avaran made another significant media stop with an appearance on The Ron Muschette Morning Show on EDGE 105 FM in Kingston. Hosted by one of Jamaica's most respected broadcasters, Ron Muschette, the weekday morning programme reaches listeners from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., combining reggae music, inspirational conversation, current affairs

Dj Ali Patch and Avaran at Suncity Radio The promotional journey for Sunshine After Rain continued with another memorable stop as I had the pleasure of being interviewed live on Sun City Radio in Portmore, Jamaica. It was an opportunity not only to introduce my new single to listeners across Jamaica, but also to share the story behind the music, the inspiration for the song, and the journey that has brought me from The Bahamas to reggae's spiritual home. Bringing Sunshine Aft

After months of anticipation, media appearances, studio stories, and an unforgettable promotional journey through Jamaica, the moment has finally arrived. "Sunshine After Rain" is officially available worldwide. This new lovers rock single is more than just another release—it's a celebration of love, hope, gratitude, and the belief that even life's darkest storms eventually give way to brighter days. Recorded at the legendary Anchor Recording Studio in Kingston, Jamaica, Suns

Long before the release of “Sunshine After Rain,” Avaran was developing his craft on stages across the Caribbean, North America and Europe. Although some listeners in Jamaica may only now be discovering the Bahamian reggae artiste, his story did not begin with his current media campaign. It was built through years of live performances, international touring, sound-system showcases and appearances on concert lineups featuring some of reggae’s most respected names. From Miami B

Jamaica Observer says Avaran finds his ‘Sunshine After Rain’ We're honored to be featured by the Jamaica Observer. Click the button to read more.. The Jamaica Observer recently featured Avaran's Jamaica media tour and upcoming single, "Sunshine After Rain." The article highlights the recording at Anchor Recording Studio and Avaran's growing connection with Jamaica's reggae community.

Cancer Hi-Power , Avaran and Aydee in the dub studio 1996 How authenticity, sound system culture, and international collaborations shaped a lifelong reggae journey. Every reggae artist has a story. Some careers are built through major record labels and commercial radio. Others are built through years of determination, independent producers, sound systems, late-night recording sessions, and an unwavering commitment to the music itself. Avaran's story belongs to the second path

An exclusive look inside the recording sessions at Anchor Recording Studio in Kingston, Jamaica. Every song has a beginning. Sometimes it begins with a lyric. Sometimes with a melody. Sometimes with a life experience that refuses to be forgotten. For Sunshine After Rain, the journey began with a simple idea—to create an authentic lovers rock reggae song that captures the hope, healing, and optimism that can emerge after life's most difficult moments. Bringing that vision to l

Kingston, Jamaica — Hungrybelly Records is proud to announce the Avaran "Sunshine After Rain" Jamaican Media Tour, taking place July 20 through August 1, 2026. The tour marks an important milestone in Avaran's career as he returns to Jamaica to promote his heartfelt new lovers rock single, "Sunshine After Rain," while strengthening the musical bond between The Bahamas and the birthplace of reggae. Over nearly two weeks, Avaran will visit leading Jamaican media houses, radio s

From The Bahamas to Kingston: Avaran Records Sunshine After Rain with Jamaica's Reggae Legends Some songs begin with a melody. Others begin with a story. For Bahamian reggae artist Avaran, Sunshine After Rain began with a vision—to record an authentic lovers rock song in the birthplace of reggae alongside some of Jamaica's most respected musicians. The result is a heartfelt single that celebrates love, healing, and new beginnings while bringing together a remarkable team of m

Some albums are simply collections of songs. Others become milestones that capture a lifetime of experiences, personal growth, and artistic evolution. For Bahamian reggae artist Avaran, that defining moment has arrived. After years of writing, recording, and performing whenever opportunities arose, Avaran is preparing to release what he considers his most complete and personal musical project to date. His musical journey has taken him from his home in the Bahamas to audiences

Avaran 1999 - Album Short Rope Reggae music has produced many talented artists throughout the Caribbean, but few have traveled a path quite like Avaran. Born in The Bahamas and deeply influenced by reggae's message, culture, and spirituality, Avaran has spent decades building a career that has taken him from local sound systems to international stages across Europe and beyond. Today, after years of experience, growth, and perseverance, Avaran is entering a new chapter of his