Category: News

Lady Saw will shoot the video to her remix of the ‘Heels On’ hit later this month with Flo Rida in the state of Florida.

Mr. Vegas has recorded a single with international hip hop star Wyclef Jean that will be released this weekend. The single is produced by Victory Squad. VICTORY SQUAD, TEAM UP!!!!!!

Dancehall superstars Bounty Killer, Capleton and I Octane will headline this year’s first edition of “Port Fest: Tribute to Captain Barkey” in honour of his memory on October 12th at Waves Beach in Portmore, St. Catherine.

Spanish Town-based artiste Ganggoolie is on the verge of a major breakthrough with his infectious ‘Donkey Kick’.

STING Celebrates 30th Anniversary With “Bring The Sting Jamaica Party 2013”

Since its first staging in 1984 STING has grown to become one of the most prestigious Dancehall/Reggae concerts in the English Speaking Caribbean.

Good Good Production’s ‘Happy Tyme’ riddim is the hottest riddim in the streets and the radio.

Dancehall fans are wondering if Vybz Kartel’s murder trial, which is set for November 18, will be postponed once again. If so, it will mean that the deejay will be forced to spend his third consecutive Christmas holidays without his family. Supreme Court judge, Marjorie Cole-Smith, set a new trial date for November 18 through to December 6 but at this time of the year, a lot of cases are often put off until the Hilary session which begins in January.

D’Angel has remained consistent at #3 with ‘Hot Gal March Out’ for the US-based label Diamond Music Empire.

Ninja Man will have to wait till next year to know his fate when his murder trial is set to commence.

The infamous artiste, his son Janiel and two co-accused are set to go on trial for murder on April 7. The co-accused are Dennis Clayton; and Seymour Samuels, and all are jointly charged with the March 16, 2009 murder of Ricardo ‘Ricky Trooper’ Johnson.

The trial was scheduled to begin in the Home Circuit Court earlier this week but was postponed because Ninja Man’s attorney Valerie Neita-Robertson was involved in another matter.

The St. Andrew Park Citizens Association have stepped up their lobby to curtail the activities of the Down Sound Records studio in their community, and have contacted highranking members of the government as well as the police force to tackle the problem of what they claim is illegal parking, weed smoking and noise which they claim originates from persons who frequent the studio.