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A Jamaican born reggae-dancehall deejay living in California has emerged on the scene sounding a lot like dancehall entertainer Konshens.

Dancehall deejay Vyral, who is known for the song called “Nah Go Si Wi Fail” chosen as the theme song for the Jamaica national Under 17 Football Team’s campaign for the World Cup in January 10, will attend court next week to answer a charge of assault occasioning bodily harm, and will appear in court to face the charge next week.

Over the last year, Rickey Teetz has emerged as one of the top dancehall artiste from western Jamaica.

JOP boss Aidonia, is set to ignite Rumbar Chug It at the Sugarman’s Beach in Hellshire tomorrow.

Reggae superstar Mykal Rose has recorded a single called ‘Shame’ with Canadian rap legend Snow. The single was produced by Kent Jones and Kool and Drake in the Record Room Studio in Florida. The song will be released in July.

The Fiction nightclub will open tonight.

Digicel Rising Stars standout Latty J and Mr. Vegas have done a great combination song together, Who Rule, which mirrors the classic dancehall hit between Lady G and Papa San with playful banter between the sexes, as they attempt to figure out who rules.

Popular artiste Kranium has reportedly snubbed Digicel Rising Stars standout Latty J after the two did a combination song together recently. The song is produced by Mr. Vegas, who arranged the collaboration, only to find out that Kranium objected to the inclusion of an “unknown artiste” on the song.

“I am not really insulted by his decision but he must remember that only a few months ago, nobody really knew him, and that success is a fleeting thing in this music business, and one should never discount the talent of another. This snub just gives me extra motivation to go harder,” Latty J said.

Dancehall artiste King James released a video for his new single, ‘What a Girl Want’ last week and the video has now been added to regular rotation on cable stations such as CVM Plus, RE TV, Swagg TV and HYPE TV.

Reggae songstress Dasia got a featured in the evening tabloid, the JAMAICA Star this week. CLICK: http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20140618/ent/ent11.html