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South Florida-based reggae singer Kashief Lindo, a big fan of soul music, is pleased with the response to his latest single, a cover of The Coldest Days of My Life, originally released by US R & B legends, The Chi-Lites in 1972. “One thing I have to say is music cannot die.I am not partial […]
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Reggae singer Singing Melody will be releasing his highly anticipated ‘Caliente’ video on December 19th. “The fans are going to love this video, the visuals of ‘Caliente’ surrounds beautiful and sexy girls, the energy is vibrant, fresh… the theme is dancing and fun, the visuals are just about being around ladies and admiring their hotness. […]
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A taxi operator who was on the run after mowing down a police constable on Thursday, January 24 during a police stop, has been arrested and charged. The accused has been identified as 43-year-old Edward Rochester of Jarrett Lane, Kingston. Reports are that about 7:45 am, Rochester allegedly ran a red light at the intersection […]
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“Got To Be Tough” is a reminder that through Toots’ creative veins run all the roots and shoots of the Black Diaspora. Blues, soul, r’n’b, funk, jazz, reggae, African griots – Toots honors, embodies and owns them. Throwing down an authoritative guide: how to survive and thrive among our earth challenges.
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The project, which will be released worldwide on all digital platforms July 23rd on True Groove Records, was conceived and produced by Tomás Doncker and James Dellatacoma. The release not only marks the beginning of the celebration of the label’s 10th Anniversary, but July 23rd is also the birthday of H.I.M. Haile Selasie.
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The St James police are confirming that Delano Wilmott who goes by the aliases “Lano” and “Prekeh Bwoy”, one of the most wanted men in St James was fatally shot early this morning in a confrontation with security forces in Amity, Cambridge, in the parish.
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Dancehall artiste JA Outlaw is banking on the success of his latest single, ‘Show Loyalty’, which is a gripping and witty examination of the concepts of loyalty, and allegiance in the local society. “I wrote ‘Show Loyalty’ because loyalty is a lifestyle not just a word. It’s easy to say ‘yo I’m real’ but actions […]
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Jamaican-born dancehall-reggae singjay Shalkal believes that ingratitude is a catalyst for domestic violence and inter-personal conflicts in the Jamaican society. “The single, ‘Ungrateful Maga Dog’ is centred around the scenario where people are helping people in need only for them to become ungrateful. That is a source of constant violence in our society. My song is […]
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Reggae artiste Tilibop believes it is vital to keep up the pressure against racism. “Right now, change in the system and an end to racism at forefront of everyone’s mind. But the hardest part is to keep the conversation going,” the talented young artiste told Urban Vine Media. “We have to make sure that this isn’t […]
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Dancehall artiste Akino Dirtfree is generating a huge buzz with his latest single, ‘Feel Good’, a sexually charged song that has gained a listening ear with the teenaged audience in Jamaica. Released on the Program Ova Everything Music (P.O.E.M), the song has racked up thousands of spins on streaming platform, YouTube. He admitted that it […]
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