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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Dancehall star Moyann has parted ways with her longtime manager and producer, Dj Frass.

According to the artiste's new manager, Protocol Boss, the split was amicable and Moyann is simply expanding her musical wings as she seeks to grow her international fan base.

"Life is a journey and mine has certainly been colourful and fun. Along my journey, I have met and collaborated with many great people but of course, all good things come to an end. This is the start of a new chapter and I must say I am excited to see the outcome because everything looks very promising," Moyann stated.

The Montego Bay native says she wants to grow her fan base internationally and believes that in order to do so, a change in direction is necessary. She is, however, quick to acknowledge the work done by Dj Frass to bring her to this point.

Moyann has since inked a management deal with Canadian-based record label Protocol Entertainment.

Moyann emerged on the scene in 2019 with a breakout single entitled Netflixxx and Chill. Since then, Moyann has released a melting pot of singles such as No Bruk Pocket Man featuring Teejay, No Limit featuring Shenseea, A Nuh My Style Dat, as well as fan favourites such as Meech Out and Pink & Pretty produced by heavy-hitter Rvssian, which is growing in popularity among fans worldwide.

The sing-jay says her biggest objective is to fuse genres and break the rules to create her own distinctive musical style palette.

In her own words, “I create music with love and a mixture of uplifting, sultry and energetic vibe.”

Moyann's verve and bold lyrics are undeniable and is the defining quality that has caused disc jockeys, music insiders and fans across the United States, Caribbean and the United Kingdom market to shortlist her as an artiste on the verge of international stardom.