Aziatic aka “the Son of Hopkins” is no doubt the hardest working Garifuna Entertainer of our time.  With seven albums and five DVD’s released in the past 10 years, no other artist has come close.

After blowing up the scene with his introduction album “Jam 96X”, Aziatic is still the most talked about personality to make history with every accomplishment.

As an Entertainer / Producer and Concert Promoter, he has worked vigorously over the past eight years to introduce his peers to fans in the United States, with His “Best of the Best” Punta Rock Concerts and His “One of One” Productions.

Aziatic figured out early on that Punta Music needed about a million dollars worth of investment just to stay alive.  With that, he gave up a lot of his personal time and invested heavily when he decided to be a part of the solution by cutting back on his performances and working hand in hand with other entertainers.

Today it turns out that during that period of time, his fans were not getting Aziatic at his best.  As he admitted, he was more focused on promoting other performers like Supa G, Lloyd, Reckless, Griga Boys, Mohobub, Andy Palacio and countless others.

It wasn't until early 2008 while answering emails on his Myspace page that Aziatic decided to do something special for the people who have been supporting him for over a decade.

With “Yugadan” soon to be released worldwide and shipped to BET, MTV, VH1, and UniVision, Aziatic plans to deliver a side of him that fans have never seen.  As the cameras followed him to Belize, Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles. “The party is just about to get started” he said.

Although Punta Rock has been at the forefront of his career, his love for Hip-Hip and R&B also gets some shine.

On “living life” featuring N-iGmA, the young “New York word slinger” touches the Mic and reminisces about what he loves about Belize.  Then on “Slave” another of Aziatic’s many unreleased tracks he collaborates with Bent One, another one of Belize’s premire Hip-Hop artists now residing in the United States.

This DVD is broken down into three sections.  A Documentary, Unplugged, and some never before seen Music Videos.  With the Documentary Aziatic’s mother narrates a story about her only son, his up bringing, and his life as an entertainer.

The Unplugged is a very special dedication by Aziatic.  It is dedicated to “Teezy “ who passed away one month after the recording of the live performance.  A day that came to a shocking halt when news that the young bass player, whom he had taken under his wings, was gone.  This segment also includes some of Aziatic’s favorite Paranda songs.

The Music Video’s were picked out of a total of 400 songs that Aziatic has recorded in his career.  The process, which he said was real difficult, resulted in the selection of six songs which he thinks the majority of his fans will appreciate and love.