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Released in June 2010, is the debut studio album by British Virgin Islands singer
The saddest song on the album. Written specifically about Iyaz’s grandfather (who died while he was recording the album), "Goodbye" drops the Auto-Tune heavily, but the pain is audible. "I know you're in a better place / I just miss your face." For an album full of party jams, this emotional outlier shows the depth Rotem was trying to achieve. It feels raw in a way the rest of the album deliberately avoids. Iyaz - Replay Album
The Tropical Pop Phenomenon: Iyaz's Replay Album Released on , Replay is the debut studio album by Keidran Jones, better known as Iyaz . Hailing from the British Virgin Islands, Iyaz burst onto the global stage with a sound that seamlessly blended Caribbean island vibes with polished American pop and R&B. The Story Behind the Release Released in June 2010, is the debut studio
The second single and a worthy follow-up. It samples "Stand by Me" by Ben E. King, a risky move that pays off. It creates a sense of familiarity while keeping the modern pop bounce. It showcases Iyaz’s ability to carry a melody without aggressive rapping. It’s a breezy, lighter-in-the-air track that solidified his sound. "I know you're in a better place / I just miss your face
included remixes and acoustic versions of "Replay" and "Solo."
Iyaz was discovered by A&R consultant Brennan Sayre on Myspace in 2008, leading to his signing by Sean Kingston.