Today’s new music comes from the “Energy God” Elephant Man. Titled “Jamaicans How We Do It“and produced by Di Genius, we hear Elephant Man remixing the 1995 Montell Jordan hit “This Is How We Do It“. Adding Dancehall lyrics and his own energy, Ele letting people know how Jamaicans party and have fun. This is a pretty good effort from Elephant Man who is not a stranger to remixing popular songs. What do you think? Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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“I don’t care if you don’t like me, I love me!” is the chorus that will be recited by many listeners very soon thanks to Lady Saw’s newest single. Titled “IDC (I Don’t Care)” and produced by Markus Myrie, we hear Saw expressing how she loves herself, being in her own world and states she doesn’t care who hates her because she’s still living her life. Very catchy song here and I like how she spoke on her recent social media hackings. The best person who can love you is…you!. Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
I Octane has been on a journey to conquer the globe and his new video is no different. In New York launching his “My Journey” album, I Octane gave us a highlight of the activities he has done including promo runs, meet and greets, and previewing his album. Check out part one by watching the video below and sharing your thoughts in the comments section.
It’s been a minute since we’ve gotten new material from Dreggae but today he makes up for lost time. In collaboration with NY based band Annie In The Water. Remixing his “It’s Not Over” track and giving it an acoustic feel with AITW’s Brad Hester and shot by Duane G. of MQ Productions in Little 5 Points in Atlanta, we’re treated to a street performance where Brad plays the tunes and delivers the chorus while Dreggae delivers his lyrics for the people to hear. Love this visual, the location is colourful and the song was well delivered. The only thing missing was a guitar case open for change (haha!). What do you think of the video? Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Dropping something new for the ladies is Dancehall artist, Khaos. Titled “Wine“, we hear Khaos instructing the ladies to wine, back it up and hold her position well when they “wuk“. Not a bad effort here as I can picture the ladies doing the one drop dance to this and even make twerk videos for this. Do it for the vine too ladies and tag Khaos in it. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
On Saturday April 12, the Red Bones Blues Cafe was treated to some great poetry and music from some very talented people. Exodus Poetry Jamaica in association with 13thStreetPromotions staged the first of many in their “Open Mic” series dubbed “A Night Of Elevation“. Featuring the talents of Harold Davis, Ashley Davis, Kimberly Walsh and many more who stepped to the stage, this is another event that highlights the natural talent found on this great Island. With special thanks to Daniel Case Photography we get to see highlights of this great night. Check out the pics below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
