KINGSTON, Jamaica — Having had a troubled past, reggae artiste Visionn decided to pour his emotions into the song Save Me, as a means of inspiration to others.

“Music is what saved me from my troubled past. I grew up in the streets and eventually moved abroad. I went to prison in Florida twice and after that I decided to focus on my music career and stay out of trouble. Music has given me an opportunity to have better a life. A life free from trouble,” Visionn told Observer Online last week.

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He opened up about some of the problems that he faced.

“I’ve been in a lot of different situations, including accidents and running in trouble with the law. Some of these things are things I don’t wish to share with the public,” said Visionn, who hails from Nompriel Road in Negril.

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“Nompriel Road is a very rough part of Negril. When you grow up in a place like that you have to be tough to survive,” he disclosed.

Visionn has been singing since he was a youth. He launched his career in 2010 but put the brakes on a career in music. He, however, decided to throw his hat into the ring with the release of Save Me in February. The song is released via Visionn Entertainment.

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“I’m very happy with the response the song has been receiving but I am not surprised because it’s an authentic reggae song. From the moment I recorded it I knew it was going to resonate with listeners. It is a song of hope for all the people who have overcome trying circumstances,” he said.

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