Month: September 2015

NEW VIDEO: @MajorLazer x @ElliphantMusic x @JoviRockwell – Too Original

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Dropping off another video from their “Peace Is The Mission” album are the likes of Major Lazer. Titled “Too Original“, which is directed by Tim Erem and features Jovi Rockwell and Elliphant, we see lots of dancing, food being prepared, drinking and a good time all housed in a small restaurant. Nice mashup of Ska and Dancehall with the Major Lazer sound! Great to see Jovi Rockwell in the video too and of course Walshy Fire’s Clarks! Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW VIDEO: @ZipJockWest Presents: Westside!: The Vlog-umentary Ep. 1

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ZJ West is a man with dreams, many of which have turned to reality including being able to show off his DJ skills on one of the biggest Radio stations in Jamaica, Zip 103 FM. Today, West has gone into the world of Vlogging with episode 1 of his “Westside! The Vlog-umentary” series. Here we see his world through his eyes, well…his journey to his office at ZIP 103 FM. Get familiar with ZJ West on “Zip Dreamz” from 2 – 6AM. Check out his Vlog below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW VIDEO: @KyngTavii – Weedy and Cokey Ep. 1 – 10

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Jamaican Comedian Kyng Tavii has made people laugh worldwide with his selection of skits and Vlogs via Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram. Recently he premiered a new comedy series titled “Weedy and Cokey” where it focuses on two characters and their interactions. In recognition of its 10th episode, we’ve decided to compile all the episodes into one video for you all to enjoy. Be sure to let Tavii know how you feel about his videos on his various social media outlets. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW MUSIC: @Sizzla876 x @RaineSeville – Forever

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What do you get when you combine one of the strongest voices in Reggae and one of the sweetest voices in Dancehall? Sizzla Kalonji and Raine Seville’s “Forever“! This Locke City Music Group production is a banger from start to finish as these two acts get together for a love song that could very well be a chart topper in the coming weeks. With Sizzla’s commanding presence and Raine’s sultry delivery, you’ll be keeping this on repeat for a while. Check out the single below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW MUSIC: @HighTunezGang – Different Type Of Hunger

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You can’t match the High Tunez Gang’s passion as they let you know what they’re striving for in “Different Type Of Hunger“. Produced by Dopant Beats, we hear Tazz, King$ley, Freddy, Chansu, and Miame speak on hustling to make it, living their lives the way they want to, and making it clear that they’ll see success as a family. A crew single, with the addition of female vocals, makes this one to add to your playlist. Something for motivation, check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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OLDIES SUNDAY – @FutureFambo – Kung Fu (1994)

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Today’s Oldies Sunday selection requires you to only dance, not practice your chops and kicks. The selection comes from Dancehall Artist Future Troubles a.k.a. Future Fambo. Titled “Kung Fu” and produced by Roof International in 1994, we hear Future instructing listeners to do the Kung Fu Dance and aim to make it a staple at parties. In a time when new dances were being created, this was a hot single for the artist and created a buzz for him in the streets.

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