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US-based singer King James has a new mixtape dubbed ‘From Something to Nothing’, check it out:

The music business inna turmoil, Mr. Vegas ah critique Octane pon Sumfest, Lady Saw and Macka ah war pon twitter, why can’t we all just get along, people???

Macka Diamond ah talk up the tings dem pon Twitter say no man no waan Saw, dem only waan Saw money and furthermore, she ah talk up some old secrets she have fi Saw. READ: “U see how long me hol di peace and u a draw me out miserable pussy gal no man no waa u all wen u a pay dem kmft”…

AND AGAIN

I was trying to behave but me head tun upside dwn now a wah do some bitch wey demon posses

How Macka Diamond ah go so hard pon Twitter? She ah say Lady Saw fi pick out the beam outta her eye and stop mek man feel her up onstage fi get forward. She call Lady Saw a “wanna be Christian’ and tell her fi stop tell lie pon God. And then she go inna some old stuff bout wah Saw say bout Lady G. Check it out @mackadiamond1. READ: “After Lady G lose her nice nice baby to cancer u talk out inn media bout a obeah she wuk mek the child die u no gud”

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Popular dancehall deejay Rickey Teetz was in fine form at the show dubbed Bliss in Negril last night.

Aidonia sounded a warning that he may be ready to graduate to the next level with a high-energy, well-rehearsed set during Reggae Sumfest’s Dancehall Night. With an armada of current hits like Fi Di Jockey and Tip Pan Yu Toe, Aidonia set the pace, and kept his energy level up throughout his onstage stint.

Beenie Man perhaps needs to think about revamping his entire set for future stage shows. Most dancehall pundits felt that he looked tired and exhausted during his set, just a shadow of the electrifying 150 minute performance that he gave at Usain Bolt’s Tracks and Records last week, but no matter what, he is still King of the Dancehall. He got roars of approval for a battery of hit songs, and commanded the audience at times during the set but he was unable to sustain that energy throughout.

Spice usually delivers the goods at the big shows, and she came prepared with a bubble dress, an Addi lookalike and her usual stage show antics. However, an untimely spill in 13 inch heels probably undid her, and she never fully recovered. She regained some of the crowd with the Addi lookalike stunt but overall, she failed to put a mark on her show and she was later eclipsed by an unapologetic and unrepentant Lady Saw.

While Macka Diamond failed to spark even though she had the biggest song this Summer, Bounty Killer was clearly in his element at Sumfest, delivering a scathing attack on gays during his performance. He set the platform for I Octane to close the festival with a dominant performance that showed that there is a clear change of the guards in dancehall.

Why Lady Saw so unhappy and she ah the Queen of Dancehall? Ah so the crown heavy pon her head. Everybody know say she ah the Queen of Dancehall, and why she so unhappy? If ah so she miserable, mi no want her crowd. Mi no see why she ah call up mi name fi get forward, hope when she ah repent, when she finally go Church on the Rock, she call up mi name again. She need Jesus inna her life, cause she ah the devil wid the heels on!!!!” Macka Diamond said in a statement.