Record label and creative hub Starz & Dreamz Music presents multitalented artist MillaDay and his latest single, “Cheers to A New Life.” The smooth record welcomes listeners to summer with an upbeat tempo and relaxing vibes.
Specializing in dance hall and reggae music, Starz & Dreamz Music features versatile artists capable of cross-genre exploration. Andrae Stewart is the visionary leader behind the label. “Our name comes from dreams I have and knowing I’m a star within myself,” shares Stewart. “The slogan of our company speaks for itself, ‘Where Musical Dreams Come to Reality.’”
Starz & Dreamz Music isn’t just a record label—it’s a creative hub in which younger artists can connect with professional producers to make the artwork they want to create. The hub facilitates and bridges young artists with experienced producers and engineers to make their musical dreams a reality. “We are committed to delivering music that resonates with Jamaican culture, while also exploring the realms of R&B, Hip Hop, and Afrobeat,” adds Stewart.
Three stars are currently represented by the label: Ashroc, Krazy KNaita, and MillaDay. MillaDay’s single, “Cheers to A New Life,” represents a new chapter in his career—a move onto the international stage.
“MillaDay” refers to the artist’s drive and dream to create music that could generate one million dollars a day. “He sings from the heart,” shares Andrae Stewart. “His music is mostly songs from what he’s been through—he uses past experiences to fuel his drive toward music.”
The multitalented artist can also create music across various genres, from Afrobeat to R&B. “Cheers to A New Life” highlights MillaDay’s transition to greater heights. “He was once an amateur starting in music, but he has now crossed the bridge bringing him over to a new state in music,” explains Stewart. “His vocals are more constructed. He is more professional at his craft. His message is clear.”
Following the success of his recent single, MillaDay has his eyes on the Billboard charts—and eventually earning a Grammy nomination. “It’s about believing you can do whatever you put your mind to. If you want to purchase an expensive house, you can. Whatever you want. Get up and stay focused. Do whatever it takes to make that dream a reality.”
Make sure to stay connected to MillaDay and Starz and Dreamz Music on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
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