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International recording artiste Jah Cure is featured in the Jamaica Star today. Check it at : http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20140725/ent/ent3.html

Fresh from a scintillating performance at the recently concluded Reggae Sumfest in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay, red hot dancehall star Aidonia is set to launch his new clothing line within the coming weeks.

Dancehall artiste Stylysh, fresh off her one-woman show at The Gentry recently, is gearing up for the release of two videos next week.

Why Roger Clark nuh feel comfortable and confident enough in the medical facilities which him and him friend dem ah offer the general public to use these facilities themselves? Wah happen to our supposed “free” health care system? ? Saying all that, mi wish Mr. Clarke a full speedy recovery.

Possessing the ability to move you, into higher states of spiritual awareness, with only a few lines of any of his Songs. “Hu’manuwah” is considered by many a musical spiritual giant in his own right. His entire musical Works to date, is centered around the heights and depths of man, as a spiritual being. His works reaffirms the ageless truth, that as spiritual beings (Souls) we are deathless, and all powerful by our very essence and nature.

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Single Track Download:
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Tracked Download:
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Gully Squad (GS) front man Chase Cross has a new single called ‘Automatic’ which features a catchy singalong chorus that has caught the attention of underground mixtape DJs and street selectors.

Reggae artiste Nesbeth has been enjoying a resurgence in his career with the success enjoyed by his single, ‘Ole Gangalee’, a controversial single, which is a take-off of Louie Culture’s 1990s classic ‘Gangalee’.

Chronixx has gained a fillip from his much-heralded Tonight show performance. The track, Here Comes Trouble, which he performed on the show registered 1,051 downloads this week in comparison to just 99 the previous week. The sales bump propelled the track into the uper echelons of Billboard’s Digital Reggae Singles chart, landing at number 19. To date, it has sold 6,328 copies.

After technical difficulties affected his Reggae Sumfest performance, Sanchez said that he feels violated by the festival’s organisers.