Usain Bolt Reveals Plans to Become an International Music Star

After retiring from athletics in 2017, Usain Bolt first focused on football, playing for the Central Coast Mariners in Australia.

Now, the Jamaican track star is turning his attention to music, releasing his first track, Living The Dream, with his friend Nugent ‘NJ’ Walker. And his goals as a recording artist do not end there.

Speaking to radio station Zip 103 FM, Bolt said: ‘Music-wise, we are working on some new rhythms to drop soon. Knowing the whole pandemic, we’re not trying to rush anything, we’re taking our time to make sure the music comes out at the right time. We also have an EP that we are working on, so that should be something interesting.

‘We’re just trying to get a foothold, trying to make people understand that we’re not just here joking around. We’re serious about the music, so we’re just going to take our time. Just like in track and field, it’s all about work and dedicating and just taking our time.’

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