“Nah Sell out Mi Fren Dem” Deejay Khago delivered a fiery set at Flow Skool Aid. He added a sweet surprise, for three lucky audience members. “Jamworld me want see three kids weh just pass them exam. Me want give them something to go back to school. Where the kids weh a start high school September?” Khago asked, as he looked through the thick crowd.
In no time he was flocked by students in need of the opportunity for financial assistance. He quizzed his applicants to confirm they qualified. This resulted in three students, each receiving the extra treat of a laptop computer for the new school year.
Khago’s performance continued on a high note with non-stop ferocity. He delivered hits such as Tun Up The Ting, Energy and Dolla Bill. The performer recently merged forces with Heavy-D Promotions, as his official booking representative. His management team includes Diamond Ink and Sky Records.
After a well received first staging The Listening Party returns this Saturday, September 5th. Get ready for a unique party experience filled with topnotch selecting; hear some of your favourite songs, discover new + jam to the banging presentations from the Featured Producers alongside artiste performances.
Sounds from Featured Producers ★ J.L.L ★ EQUIKNOXX ★ TEFLONZINCFENCE ★ THE GREI SHOW ★ TESSELLATED ★ THE AFRIKAN MAN★
Artiste Appearances by Shanique Marie | Royal Blu | Blvk H3ro | Lila Ike | Jahkime | Dash D | Nlyss | K’sangel & More…..
8PM – 2AM at Audio Lounge (upstairs Liguanea Post Mall) Kingston, JA
Admission: With INVI: FREE b4 10PM | $300 after ~ Without INVI: $500 @ Gate
Music by STAMMA | Hosted by I.Am.Twain
“The Listening Party is pretty much the only event that showcases young producing talent in Jamaica.” – bussweh.com
The gist of it
Art exhibitions are for artists, expos are for businesses; The Listening Party is where local producers, musicians, artistes and djs can showcase their works. Selected producers are allowed up to 20 minutes to showcase their creativity and skill in the art of beat making. Their sets include original music, renditions, remixes and artiste performances. The Listening Party is a unique talent showcase party with a great synergy of popular music, creativity, entertainment and fun.
How to get your invi?
Using Instagram or Twitter post or tweet any promo from @listentheparty (tag the page) & use the hashtags #listentheparty #sendonmyinvite
Music lovers, Party goers, Producers, Artistes, Musicians & Djs…
See you at The Listening Party!
Recording artiste Bad Gal Bambi has been making small club appearances in Brooklyn, New York and is not afraid to take the microphone and put on a show. The sizzling artiste has been promoting her recent single ‘Standing There’ produced by Stash di Cash Records and has been receiving great receptions from her fans online.
When asked about her plans for September Bambi said that she is looking forward to releasing her new single ‘I’m On Sheek’. The single produced by Madonnis Berlin is said to show a more fashionable side of Bambi without the rough street flavor she is known for. “I am always very hardcore when it comes to spitting my lyrics so this song is really about being on point as a female in the industry” said Bad Gal Bambi.
While she is based in New York, Bad Gal Bambi is from Jamaican descent and has been showing support to the Jamaican music culture. To find out about Bad Gal Bambi and the release date for ‘I’m On Sheek’ follow her on
Tonight we premiere the artwork for the 2nd release in “The Appetizer Plate” series. With @SwadeDaVillain onboard with song selections, we select DJ Fusion of Blaze 876 Radio to deliver these treats. Stay tuned as the release date is August 28! Once again, reserve your table.
Recording Artist RR aims to be seen as one of the best in the biz. With singles like “Crazy In Love” and “Dat yuh Wah” gaining popularity, many still don’t know the artist born Renee Reid. Get to know her below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
1: Who has influenced you most in the music industry?
RR: My Family and Close friends already stamped in the industry have influenced me most. Aiding me in pursuing my Dream and development as a Rising Female Songstress.
2: How did you come up with the name RR?
RR: It was easy for me as my Christian and Surname initials are RR for “Renee Reid”. A colleague of mine agreed on my Movement called “Regal Recit” Regal- Expressions and Charisma and Recit- Solo Voice.
Jamaican Twitter was in an uproar today as BuzzFeed posted an article titled “27 Essential Jamaican Recipes You Need In Your Life“. The article was made to show the fascinating food that Jamaicans made that were either new to readers, or a favourite for others. Things went left as many were vocal about poor recipes, and the writer’s lack of research. Below are some of the reactions.
