Reggae Veteran Glen Washington Signs Management Deal With Donsome Records
The veteran singer partners with Donsome Records as he looks to expand his international touring presence. “We respect his legacy, and we have a clear plan for what comes next,” says Donsome Records founder Adrian “Donsome” Hanson
Veteran singer Glen Washington
Veteran reggae singer and songwriter Glen Washington has signed an exclusive management agreement with Donsome Records, LLC, marking a new chapter in his longstanding career.
Under the agreement, Donsome Records will oversee Washington’s career management, strategic partnerships, catalog and publishing administration, marketing, live-performance strategy and booking coordination.
The partnership will be led by the company’s founder, music executive, producer and publisher Adrian “Donsome” Hanson, with a focus on strengthening Washington’s global presence while building on his decades-long legacy in reggae music.
“Glen’s music has lasted for decades and keeps finding younger fans. My job is to protect what he built, strengthen his business and put his songs in front of more people around the world. We respect his legacy, and we have a clear plan for what comes next.”
“Glen’s music has lasted for decades and keeps finding younger fans,” Hanson said. “My job is to protect what he built, strengthen his business and put his songs in front of more people around the world. We respect his legacy, and we have a clear plan for what comes next.”
The first phase of the partnership will focus on five key areas: expanding Washington’s international touring presence, reviewing his catalog and publishing administration, maximizing royalty collection and new licensing opportunities, strengthening his digital footprint, and pursuing a select number of handpicked collaborations.
“I’m glad to be working with Adrian and Donsome Records,” said Washington. “We see the music, the business and my future the same way. I’m ready to get to work and reconnect with my fans around the world.”
Washington, who built his name with reggae singles such as “Kindness for Weakness,” “Strangers in the Night,” “One of These Days,” and more recently dropped the single “Sound Victory” in July 2026, following the release of his album Just Giving Thanks.
The veteran singer is now looking ahead to 2027, with his team reviewing festival, concert, venue and private-event opportunities as part of plans to expand his international touring presence.
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