Month: November 2019

Trinidad and Tobago, T&T, Trinidad, Trinibago, Pop Music, Music, Blog, 13thStreetPromotions, 13thStreetPromo, Jimmy October, Kalpee, KalpeeMusic, Tano, Caribbean

“Wherever You Are”, @KalpeeMusic & @JimmyOctober Have A Banger For You!

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Individually, these two start fires, but as a duo, they create storms with their exceptional talent. We’re talking about Trini Recording Artists Jimmy October and Kalpee as they release their collab titled, “Wherever You Are“! Produced by Tano and Kalpee, the duo deliver a message on this one for those who need to be in that happy place, and offer some feel good music that hit the Globe a lil different. With that Caribbean sound and feel, you can’t go wrong with pressing play on this one. I can’t imagine the Music Video for this, but I know it’ll be beautiful!

“Wherever You Are” is the 1st track on Kalpee’s upcoming EP, “Home“. Until the EP’s release in 2020, you can catch these two making waves all over Trinidad & Tobago, and catching the attention of many outside of the Caribbean thanks to not only their releases, but the various cosigns and praises they’ve received from some big names over the years. Expect a lot more from them before the year is done.

The Caribbean continues to churn out amazing talent, don’t be late in knowing them. Show someone some love after hearing this track, and encourage someone today. Everything will get better. Check out Kalpee and Jimmy October’s track below, and share with a friend. Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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Jamaica, Dancehall, Reggae, Music, Blog, 13thStreetPromotions, 13thStreetPromo, Nicketa Steer, Nicketa, NicketaLive, Love U Bad, Love, Singer, Caribbean, Barbwiya Music,

Treat @NicketaLive Well, So She Can “Love U Bad”!

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She has been handling business performing with some of your favourite Reggae/Dancehall Artists for a while, but Recording Artist Nicketa tackles everything by herself this time around. Today, you can hear her delivering lovely notes on her latest single, “Love U Bad“! Teaming up with longtime collaborator Barbwiya Music, and getting some assistance from Nellie Roxx and Christopher Smith, Nicketa shows a lot of love for the man in her life. She shares how he has a way with her, keeps her stress free, takes care of her wants and needs, and sweeps her off her feet everytime! A song that’s relatable with many who never stop having heart eyes (😍) for their significant other. With the media highlighting broken relationships, “Men/Women are trash” comments, and messy couples, it’s nice to hear a partner being appreciated for once.

A song that’ll make you grab your partner and break out in dance, Barbwiya Music ensured to provide some real good vibes in their production for this new single. With the cold time creeping up upon us, shoutout to all the couples who know they have that warmth on lock. No Stew Peas were involved in this love story. Check out the track below, and share with a friend. Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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Music From @Deewunn, @KabakaPyramid, & @Konshens Featured On @NeedForSpeed Soundtrack!

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Where are the Gamers? Recently, popular Racing Simulation series “Need For Speed” released their latest Video Game titled, “NFS Heat“! For those who are into Cars of all makes along with Nitro-burning speed, this one is sure to be a great addition to your collection. Along with the game comes a pretty heavy soundtrack that features Jamaica’s own DeeWUNN, Kabaka Pyramid, and Konshens on the tracks, “Back It Up, Drop It” (ft. Leo Justi), “Murder Music” (ft. Chase & Status), and “Reload” (ft. Eve) respectively. The soundtrack also features music from the likes of Latin Artists Zion Y Lennox, Toro Y Moi, and Alvaro Diaz, and Afrobeats Artist Burna Boy.

While these Artists are no strangers to being featured on various soundtracks over the years, they join the many who have had placements on the soundtracks for games like “Grand Theft Auto V” and the NBA 2K series. “NFS Heat” will be released on November 8, but check out the official Playlist below. Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: Killamanjaro Vs Bodyguard Sound Clash (1997)

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While many are still feeling the vibes from last night’s staging of the Redbull Culture Clash, we’ve decided to take you all back a lil on Oldies Sunday! Today we go back to the year 1997 to check out one of Killamanjaro Sound System and Bodyguard Sounds‘ many sound clashes. Held in May Pen, Clarendon, Selectors Ricky Trooper (Killamanjaro) and Fire Links (Bodyguard) both went dub for dub, and song for song with their teams in a clash that is still a memorable one for many. With dubplates and songs from the likes of Monster Shack Crew, Bounty Killa, Sizzla, Beenie Man, and Shabba Ranks with plenty tough talk accompanying them, this clash was a hot one.

While many may have varied opinions on last night’s event, it’s always good to look back at some of the classic Sound Clashes. Let’s hope the floor is open to even more with huge sponsorships, and the rise of more Sound Systems. Check out the clash below and share with a friend. Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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