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Coming off the heels of a riveting Grateful concert three days before the end of 2024, Agent Sasco is looking forward to reaching his “full potential in all facets of his life” during 2025. He emphasised one important lesson from 2024: “gratitude”.
“I don’t want to hammer this to death, but in all seriousness, even the way things all played out the night of the concert has forced me to appreciate gratitude even more. So it has become kinda like a self-reinforcing energy. The fact that the rain fell and the fact that we still had a show, I am grateful for that. So as we move further into 2025, we still a [lean] into that energy of giving thanks, gratitude and understanding fi know seh the world and life nuh owe we nuttn, so we are always very grateful and appreciative,” Agent Sasco said.
The Winning Right Now hitmaker spoke with The Gleaner at the inaugural Bounty Killer & Friends concert, held last Friday at Sabina Park in Kingston.
In 2025, fans may anticipate even more amazing music from the musician. He highlighted intentions to produce official visuals for Everything and Anything, a collaboration with Lila Iké that has been making waves. In addition, Sasco alluded to a unique endeavour to mark his 25th anniversary in the music business.
“There are irons in the fire,” he said. “I am really thinking of doing something to commemorate the 25 years I’ve been in music in terms of a project, so you might see something.”
Agent Sasco’s career has been defined by lyrical depth, social awareness, and a genuine connection with his audience. As he moves forward, his music continues to be a gift that never stops giving. And his gratitude is the fuel that drives him.
With over 20 years of chart-topping hits, Sasco’s music resonates with fans worldwide. Before stepping on stage at the Bounty Killer & Friends event, he shared how the overwhelming love from his fans still lingers in his heart. At his Grateful concert, fans stood in the pouring rain to support him, a heartening experience he won’t forget.
“In the true spirit of gratitude, I have to give thanks. The massive amount of people who came out and stood up in the rain shows the kind of love, support and respect, which I really appreciate,” he said. “It’s humbling, and it reinforces why I keep doing what I do.”
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