Allison Hinds' debut solo album titled, "Soca Queen," was literally being stifled by Attack Music Group of Toronto, who was charged with marketing this well produced product in Canada. Producers of the album, 1720 Entertainment of Atlanta and Black Coral Records from the Caribbean released a statement this week that is seeped in abhorrence for the Canadian multi-media group who they say duped them into believing the astounding Barbadian songstress would have been properly introduced to the Canadian audience.

As part of their commitment, in accepting marketing responsibilities for the Hinds album, Attack Music Group, who was well compensated according to the report, promised the best promotion for the stellar soca project; but the words of President/CEO Mark Berry, ended up being wind in this instance.

A disappointed production team, who put great efforts into creating a top of the line disc, marketable to both Caribbean and mainstream audiences, cried foul when their visions of breaking out big in Canada were thwarted by a company who did not live up to their word.