Santo Domingo, DR. Influenced by merengue, bachata, pop, and tropical sounds, Dominican-American singer Jai DC presents his new single “Quédate esta noche”, available since Friday, May 22nd on all digital platforms, distributed by La Oreja Media Group.
The track, composed by Jai DC himself, represents a new stage in his artistic evolution and opts for a modern merengue with international projection, maintaining the Caribbean essence that has marked his musical identity since his beginnings.
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The song features arrangements by the renowned Dominican producer Moisés Sánchez, winner of two Latin Grammy awards, who affirms and highlights the singer’s talent as a young promise of the genre both inside and outside the country.
“Crecí con el merengue y la bachata desde niño, así que más que una responsabilidad, es algo natural para mí. Pero también me enorgullece aportar para que nuestra música siga viva y conecte con nuevas generaciones”, expresó el artista sobre su conexión con los géneros dominicanos.
Regarding the support of the Dominican diaspora, Jai DC believes there is an increasing openness toward new talent. “The diaspora in the USA is supporting new Dominican talent more, looking for music with roots and a modern sound. My goal is to take that essence to Latin America and Europe,” he stated.
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As part of their career, there are several songs available on Spotify and YouTube, exploring genres such as merengue, bachata, and pop ballad. Among their tracks, highlights include “En Peligro De Extinción”, “Me inventé”, “Estamos a Mano”, “Eso y Más”, “Siempre Tú”, and “Qué me pasa contigo”.
Currently, the artist is working on new musical projects that will be part of an upcoming record production.
“Stay tonight” is available on all its digital platforms.
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About Jai DC
Born as José Del Carmen in Newark, New Jersey, Jai DC has developed a musical proposal that fuses Dominican roots with influences of pop, hip-hop, and urban sounds. Son of the artist and singer José Del Carmen, he discovered his passion for music from a young age and later expanded his training by studying piano, bass, guitar, percussion, music theory, and harmonization.
Among his most important experiences are performances at iconic venues in the United States such as the Symphony Space Theater and Lincoln Center, in New York. His official debut took place at the Robert Treat Hotel, in Newark, New Jersey.
