Kickraux x Witty "Live Life Large" EP on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Rock #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Kickraux #Witty #LiveLifeLarge #EP #Riddim #11Often #Caribbean

Kickraux & Witty “LIVE LIFE LARGE” With 2-Track EP


There was a point in time on Social Media, the phrase “Jah know, Witty” would be commonplace in comment sections. The phrase would put down Recording Artist Witty, but he used it as fuel to be great. While his music career had a shaky start, he found his footing when he released Rock-inspired Dancehall music. The attention from those releases grew so much that top Producer Kickraux showed interest in his sound, and their connection resulted in a number of collaborations. Over the weekend, they dropped a new addition called, “LIVE LIFE LARGE“.

With a 2 track EP, Kickraux and Witty look to dominate the music spaces with “LIVE LIFE LARGE” setting the tone. If you’ve heard their previous collabs, you’re in for even more Rock Dancehall tunes, further expanding Witty’s catalogue. Kickraux ensures the lyrics get the right sound, and fans are going to demand even more music. With just an appetizer here, we look forward to their next development. We can see Witty taking on the International stages soon with the music. Get familiar with this one.

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Black Slate "Freedom Time" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #UK #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #BlackSlate #FreedomTime #BlackStarLiner #1980 #Amigo #OldSchool #OldiesSunday #Oldies #Riddim #Caribbean #EmancipationDay

OLDIES SUNDAY: Black Slate – Freedom Time (1980)


August 1 is recognized as “Emancipation Day“. On that day in 1834, the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 came into force, and various parts of the Caribbean celebrate on that day. On “Oldies Sunday“, we revel in the celebrations through music. For today’s entry, we go back in time to check out British Band Black Slate’sFreedom Time“.

Released through Ensign/Mercury Records in 1980, the self-produced “Freedom Time” found Black Slate called for the liberation of the people. The song found the Band in celebration mode, anticipating for the arrival of the Marcus Garvey-founded Black Star Line (also popularly known as the Black Star Liner), that will take us all home. The easy-going production helped to amplify the lyrics and melodies throughout, encouraging listeners join in on a special moment. “Freedom Time” was featured on the Band’s sophomore album “Amigo“, and despite not being released as a single, it found its following over the years. The song would add to the album’s success

Since the release of “Freedom Time”, Black Slate continued to release more music, and score a few hits over the years. The Band is still active, and many continue to play their music, including “Freedom Time”.

THANK YOU BLACK SLATE FOR THIS HIT!

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.@LilaIkeJA, Lola Jaan, Future Fambo, & More Featured In “What’s On 13th Street?”


Since March 2025, we premiered a new weekly Playlist called, “What’s On 13th Street?“. Since then, we have featured over 900 new songs from Artists in and outside the Caribbean. Some are your faves, others are legends in the game, and some newcomers. Please show your support for the Playlist by liking/following it on Spotify, share with your friends regularly, and enjoy!

This week for “What’s On 13th Street?“, Lila Ike’s “What It Feels Like” single made its debut, Lola Jaan released her debut EP “Ad Astra Per Aspera”, Future Fambo gets spiritual with SheenWrks-featured “Give Thanks”, Medisun is “Disturbing The Peace”, Ras Shiloh shares his “One Drop Rule”, Samory I & Keznamdi team up for “Warning”, Blvk H3ro & Yungg Trip release “Phenomenal”, and more.

The “What’s On 13th Street?” Playlist is now available for streaming on Spotify.

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Jamal Takes It To The “90’s” With New Single


Jamal is on a wave right now, and life is good. Fresh off of his performance at “A Taste Of Reggae Sumfest“, the “Dunceman” is all about making more money, and scoring hits. He has no time for beef, he’s here to have good times, and enjoy the fruits of his labour. Keeping the vibes right, he released the new single, “90’s“.

Produced by Slang Bang Records LTD., Jamal is all about the good life, but if you make the wrong move, he’ll bring out the rich badness like the “90’s”. He keeps it melodic here, encouraging everyone to live good, and party in the best way. He still talks about the Women, the badness, and the money here, and fans will enjoy it all. You’re either popping bottles to this new release, counting money, or dancing away. Jamal makes his contribution to the hot times here, and you can look out for even more. Life is good, it’s a holiday!

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Future Fambo "Red Light Pepper Light" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #FutureFambo #RedLightPepperLight #MedzBoss #JustDoIt #StudioImpact #BingBangStudioz #Trinidad #Riddim #Caribbean

Future Fambo Capitalizes On Viral Moment With Official “Red Light Pepper Light” Release


Pardon me, but Future Fambo has been having a great past few weeks. Despite his health issues over the past few months, he has been enjoying a career resurgence thanks to Social Media. One of the moments that got him viral attention was the his interpretation of “Just Do It” by Trini Artist Medz Boss. Known for his Comedy along with his music, the humourous interpretation took off, with DJs making remixes of the audio, and fans asking for an official version. Earlier, Fambo fulfilled the request with the official release of, “Red Light Pepper Light“.

Produced by Bing Bang Studioz and Studio Impact, Future Fambo turns a misinterpreted line into a new song with “Red Light Pepper Light”. He shares his gritty style here, and even encourages listeners to do the “Pepper Light” dance. With the spotlight back on him, Fambo is currently promoting the single “Give Thanks” with SheenWrks, and a few follow up singles. He’s also gaining momentum on TikTok with his daily commentary clips. I beg you pardon, it’s Fambo’s time once again. Remember this hit from him?

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Future Troubles a.k.a. Future Fambo "Kung Fu" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #FutureFambo #FutureTroubles #KungFu #CourtneyCole RoofInternational #1994 #Rididm #Throwback #OldiesSunday #oldSchool #Oldies #Caribbean

OLDIES SUNDAY: Future Troubles – Kung Fu (1994)


If you grew up watching Karate flicks, Westerns, and late night Action movies, life was pretty cool back then. Many Jamaicans will tell you about the weekend nights of watching a Shaolin Warrior avenging his Master, or the slickest Cowboy in the West taking down the gangs. Today on “Oldies Sunday“, we’re gonna share with you an Artist who drew inspiration from those days, and made a hit out of it.Many know him today as Future Fambo, but back then he was known as, Future Troubles. We go back in time to check out, “Kung Fu“.

Produced by Courtney Cole and released through Roof International in 1994, Future Troubles stepped on the scene like the chosen one in, “Kung Fu”. The song was inspired by the love for the action-packed Karate Films that received plenty airplay in Jamaica. The song was made for the dancers, and those who know how to keep the party vibes going. If you found someone rocking a black belt, or a bandana, or sporting nunchucks, don’t worry about it. Just enjoy the vibes. “Kung Fu” became a hit for Future Troubles, and he enjoyed a lot of expose back then. The song was not only a hit for the adults, but for the children who would go on and do moves seen on the TV screens on the weekend to the song. Troublesm went as much as release more music that shared the same Karate Film inspiration.

Since the release of “Kung Fu”, Future Troubles went through a series of ups and downs. He late changed his name to Future Fambo, scored a few more hits, and had a few exits from the spotlight. Some would say Fambo got the big break 3 times in his life. Today, he enjoys his newfound popularity on TikTok as a Commentator, and a Comedian. He is still into the music as he used some dark times in his life as the main ingredient for his latest single, “Give Thanks” with SheenWrks. Many still remember his old stage name, along with “Kung Fu”.

THANK YOU FUTURE TROUBLES FOR THIS HIT!

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