Visage has performed all across the Bahamas and internationally in the US, Canada and the wider Caribbean (including Trinidad Carnival 2002 to 2004).

 

Over the years, the band has recorded five CD’s, spawning such memorable #1 hits as “Das Junkanoo”, “Energy”, “Conch Soup”, “Come Into My Room”, “Nuttin’ In It”, “You Better Move On”, “Hold Ya Head”, “Ring Play”, “Money”, “Still Need A Man”, “Big Sexy”, “Six & Half Dozen”, “Til Meh Time Come”, “Baby Daddy” and “Oh Lo Lo” just to name a “few”.

 

In December 2013, the band released a single entitled “Happy Hour” featuring Dyson Knight and at the time, its new female vocalist, the sexy, sultry Wendy Lewis, along with Colyn McDonald on lead vocals.  This single signaled the band’s fusion of indigenous Bahamian junkanoo rhythms with contemporary music sounds the results of which were phenomenal. It remained #1 on the local charts for over 4 weeks. In 2014, the band released its first ever video to support the “Happy Hour” release.

 

In 2015, the band released a new single entitled “One Song” featuring Wendy Lewis on lead vocal which was also supported by a video.

 

In January 2016, Visage continued its dominance on the Bahamian music scene with the scintillating and extremely catchy soca release entitled “Le Bam Bam” featuring Benje on lead vocals which very quickly became, and remains today as, a monster hit nationally.  

 

February  2016, signaled the release of yet a new single by Visage entitled “Party Starter” – another dancefloor stomper - featuring Erica Lightbourn and Shawn Ferguson on lead vocals. “Party Starter” captured all the energy Visage projects on stage and was yet another monster hit not only in the Bahamas, but also in the wider Caribbean region and elsewhere.

 

December 2017, saw the release of yet another smash single, a “242 Junkanoo Remix” of a Bajan Crop Over tune called “Can’t Get Enough” feat Benje on lead vocals.

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In addition, several of the band’s all-star frontline members are successful solo artists in their own right with such monster hits such as:

Dyson Knight’s “I Come To Party” (along with Rik Carey), “Free”, “Play”, “Just Vibes” and,

Wendi’s “Een Missin’ It”, “Down Home Party”, “Take A Wine” & “Attitude” and,

Benje’s “Rum, Rum”, “Insane”, “Jewels Of Desire” & “Masqueraders”and,

“Tropical Heaven” by Nehemiah Hield.

 

It is no understatement that over the years, Visage has unquestionably been the number one party band in the Bahamas, however recent history has shown that this dynamic, multi-talented band and specifically, its lead vocalists, has consistently dominated the airwaves in the Bahamas with quality music resulting in hit after hit after hit.