Category: Music

Music from featured artistes

MoulaUE "Chess Moves" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #HipHop #Rap #Music #13thStreetPromotions #MoulaUE #MoulaDiDon #ChessMove #StonerLonerBeats #MontegoBay #Caribbean #Mobay

In The Pursuit Of Success, @1RealMoulaUE Makes “Chess Moves”

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Montego Bay-based Recording Artist MoulaUE has been on a journey of returning to the Hip Hop scene. Having taken some time off to focus on family and life outside of the Studio, he has been showing his face on a couple tracks within the past couple years. This time around, he aims to be more active, so those who have counted him out, will have to make way for the Rapper to handle business. In his pursuit of success, he makes “Chess Moves“.

Produced by Stoner Loner Beats, MoulaUE makes his return a moment with the release of, “Chess Moves”. He’s keeping his focus on the finer things, and is getting to the money by any means necessary. He is still sharp with the lyrics and his presence is still one to honour, and he’s not playing games. The new single plays out like meeting the final boss, and he’s gearing up to make some boss moves in the coming weeks. For those who awaited his return, get ready for even more music from Moula Di Don.

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Shaneil Muir "Secured" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #ShaneilMuir #EchoesOfHer #Secured #DamageMusiq #IndependentWoman #Caribbean

Shaneil Muir Has Things “Secured” Ahead Of Upcoming EP

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Dancehall Artist Shaneil Muir has some big business to attend to this year. Come this April, she will be releasing her new EP, “Echoes Of Her“. The project will find her tapping into her emotions, reflecting on past situations, but presenting herself as a Woman who has overcome, and will be stronger than ever. Ahead of the EP’s release, she readies everyone with the new single, “Secured“.

Produced by Damage Musiq, Shaneil Muir is all about leveling up, and being independent on “Secured”. No matter what situation she has exited out of, she’ll ensure that she’s fulfilling her mission of making her life better, and not having anyone nor anything bring her down. She will put in the work to own her own things, and will not depend on people who will later drag her name through the mud. She still gives listeners great energy throughout, and a taste of what’s to come with her new project. She’s securing the bags, and she will secured your attention come April 4 with the release of, “Echoes Of Her”.

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Tami Chynn "Hyperventilating" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #TamiChynn #TamiChynnMitchell #Hyperventilating #2004 #DJDelano #StepzRiddim #RenaissanceProductions #OldiesSunday #OldSchool #Oldies #Caribbean

OLDIES SUNDAY: Tami Chynn – Hyperventilating (2004)

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The Month of March is recognized as “Women’s History Month“, and we recognize a few great Women who made significant contributions to Music. Today’s selection on “Oldies Sunday” comes from Tami Chynn (Now Tami Chin-Mitchell) with the track, “Hyperventilating“.

Produced by DJ Delano, Michael Jarrett, and Andre Saunders for Renaissance Production, and released on the “Stepz Riddim” in 2004, Tami Chynn stepped out blazing on “Hyperventilating”. The track finds her admiring someone who she could see something special happen with, and she makes her approach to him, sharing how them getting together would make her feel throughout the track. The high energy production matches with Tami’s Pop vibe and lyrics, and quickly put her in the spotlight. The “Stepz Riddim” gained popularity when it was released, and “Hyperventilating” was one of the top tracks in the compilation. It was also featured on her 2006 debut album, “Out Of Many…One“. The song was accompanied by a music video directed by Tim Naylor, and was released in 3 versions; the original edit, an edited version specifically made for the US market (BET, MTV, etc.), and a Director’s cut that too spicy for some TV networks. The single gained popularity for Chynn in Jamaica and the rest of the Caribbean, but gained moderate success when it crossed over to the International market, despite being re-released in 2006 through Universal Motown Records. Chynn’s contributions to Jamaican music however, inspired more local acts to take a more Pop-styled approach to their music.

Since the release of “Hyperventilating”, Tami Chynn would score a record deal with Akon’s Konvict Musik, and release more music over the years. She paused her career to focus on family, and her marriage to Dancehall Artist Wayne Marshall, whom she has been married to since 2009. She has also made numerous appearances in the Media over the years, and has ventured into the world of Vlogging through “Meet The Mitchells” brand on Youtube and Social Media, where her family has gained a huge following. She has hinted at times that she would return to music, but even if she doesn’t, many still remember her previous releases, including “Hyperventilating”.

Thank You Tami Chynn For This Classic!

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Shatta Wale "Amakor" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Ghana #Dancehall #Music #AfroDancehall #13thStreetPromotions #ShattaWale #ShattaWaleGH #Amakor #Africa

.@ShattaWaleGH Releases “Amakor” Single

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The African Dancehall King Shatta Wale works harder than some of your faves, and it shows in his music output, brand partnerships, and live shows. His fanbase doesn’t mind, and they anticipate everything he’s working on. Recently, he dropped a new EP called, “Midnight Dreams“, and earlier he shared the new single, “Amakor“.

Produced by Nawtyboi, Shatta Wale speaks about being the #1 Bachelor in “Amakor”. We know he’s a hit with the ladies, and it becomes evident on Social Media, and when he hits the streets. The bouncy production on “Amakor” makes for an enjoyable listen, and if you’re new to the Deejay, check out some of his previous releases here. Stay tuned for even more from the African Dancehall King.

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Adina Edwards "Don't Forget To Remember" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #GospelMusic #Music #13thStreetPromotions #AdinaEdwards #DontForgetToRemember #BeeGees #1972 #OldiesSunday #Oldies #OldSchool #WomensHistoryMonth #WomensMonth #Caribbean #TommyCowan

OLDIES SUNDAY: Adina Edwards – Don’t Forget To Remember (1972)

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The Month of March is recognized as “Women’s History Month“, and we recognize a few great Women who made significant contributions to Music. Today’s selection on “Oldies Sunday” comes from Adina Edwards with the track, “Don’t Forget To Remember“.

Produced by Tommy Cowan and released through Dynamic Sounds in 1972, “Don’t Forget To Remember” was Adina Edwards’ cover of British-Australian group The Bee Gees’ 1969 single. The song speaks about someone who is dealing with a breakup, and shares with their former lover that they still love them, and they should keep them and their memories close, and never forget them. The original was delivered in a Country Music style, but when Edwards took the reins, she delivered with in a soulful way that made even Church folks sing praises. The song would later be featured on her 1973 album of the same name, and become a very popular selection in Jamaica, making Edwards a household name. She made history as being the third Woman in Jamaican music to make it to the top 10 charts in 1972, a feat that took some time to happen as the music scene was Male-dominated, coming in at number 8. Adina Edwards was a blind Singer who was known to frequent parts of Kingston in the 1960s where she sang and played musical Instruments (namely the Accordion and Piano) in the streets for donations. She was first known for her performance during her time at the Salvation Army Institute For The Blind in 1939, and would enter a number of talent shows over the years, winning over the crowd. A chance meeting with Tommy Cowan would change her life for the better, and he would produce a number of her singles, ranging from R&B, Soul, Calypso, and Gospel, but would lean more to Gospel music in later years. She also collaborated with Byron Lee (who signed her to his label), Joe Gibbs, and “Sir Coxsone” Dodd, and released three albums. She also released music through a label called “Help The Blind“, we believe it was owned by her. She was a true believer of not letting her disability hinder her greatness.

Since the release of “Don’t Forget To Remember”, Adina Edwards would release more music, but would soon become well known for her Gospel releases, making some consider her a “Queen of Jamaican Gospel Music“, inspiring many Gospel Artists. She would continue to perform at various events over the years, racking up praises from those who experienced her music. She is mentioned in the book, “Songbirds: Pioneering Women in Jamaican Music“, and her famous Accordion was donated to The Jamaican Music Museum. Outside of music, she was a loving Mother who adopted a number of children, and also ran a Nursery in Kingston during the 1970s where she took care of 48 children. Edwards passed away in 2008, but her legacy lives on.

THANK YOU Adina Edwards FOR THIS HIT!

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