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.@Aidonia4thGenna & @NotniceRecords Join Forces, Pop “Bottles” Together

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Dancehall Music has always had its share of feuds and drama since its inception. What can happen out of the conflict are either great songs, flopped careers, a boost in profile, or a resolution where both parties make amends for the better. The mid to late 2000s saw the rise of the Portmore Empire/Gaza, Gullyside, The Alliance, and J.O.P. (now 4th Genna) camps, all headed by Vybz Kartel, Mavado, Bounty Killa, and Aidonia respectively. There was turmoil, with each camp having some form of beef. In one episode, Aidonia and Vybz Kartel started beefing, pitting their camps against each other. Today that beef is long gone, and we see Aidonia joining forces with Notnice, once a top Producer for Portmore Empire, to release the single, “Bottles“.

“Bottles” is a celebration of life and good times, with Aidonia for the first time recording over production by Notnice. Over a revamped version of the classic “Street Vybz Riddim” that was released in 2010, we’re popping bottles, living it up with friends, and building a vibe like no other “when bad song a drop“. The “Street Vybz Riddim” got new life at the end of 2023 with Chronic Law’s “Weekend“, and now Aidonia captains the Ship to make it one of the hottest Riddims for 2024. Fans will be taken back to the days of a very dominant Aidonia and his J.O.P. cohorts, and the times when Notnice was everywhere. We look forward to hearing more from this pairing, and who have been recruited to voice on the Riddim (Alkaline has been rumoured to be next up). Sometimes beef can end on a good note. J.O.P.!

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UPDATE: Now with official Music Video directed by Industri Creative.

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.@BusySignal_Turf, Bitty Mclean Featured In @Netflix’s “The Kitchen” Film

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Jamaican Music continues to make a bigger presence in more of the things we enjoy, and we love it. Recently, Video Streaming giant Netflix released the Sci-Fi drama, “The Kitchen“. The Film stars British Rapper/Actor Kane “Kano” Robinson and Jedaiah Bannerman, and was directed by Kibwe Tavares, and Daniel Kaluuya, known for the Films “Black Panther“, and “Get Out“. The British Film focuses on the characters Izi and Benji (Played by Robinson and Bannerman respectively) as the manoeuvre through a dystopian future London, as residents of the housing project, “The Kitchen”. The Film is filled with great visuals, and a selection of music that range from 80s hits, to Afrobeat, to UK Rap, to familiar Jamaican music that we share with you below.

Music from “The Kitchen” included the Jamaican hits “Stay So” by Dancehall Artist Busy Signal, and a dub version of “Walk Away From Love” from British Reggae Singer, Bitty McLean. “Stay So” was produced by Dameon Gayle for Warriors Musick on the “New Box Riddim“, and released in 2017. “Walk Away From Love” is a cover of US Singer David Ruffin’s 1975 hit, and featured production from the era of Duke Reid productions on his Treasure Isle label. Both the dub and single versions of “Walk Away” are featured on McLean’s 2004 album, “On Bond Street KGN. JA.“. Both songs have made significant marks in the careers of the respective Artists, and adds to the ever-stirring pot of cultures that Immigrants have shared with the British scene as highlighted in the Film. “The Kitchen” has already gained favourable reviews online, and is a top 10 Film on Netflix. Check it out today.

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J’Calm Releases Debut Album, “Niche”

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2023 turned out to be a breakout year for many Artists. Recording Artist/Producer J’Calm was one of the names that made some noise throughout the year. Thanks to the single, “Tempted“, he caught the attention of many, including a former US President, went viral on TikTok, and many began anticipating more from him. Luckily, he was working on an album called “Niche“, and it’s out now.

Featuring 13 tracks and released through RoseGold Records, J’Calm looks to make a difference with “Niche”. The debut album taps into Dancehall, Pop, Afrosounds, Reggae, R&B, and Hip Hop elements, with topics that many can relate to. J’Calm boasts his production prowess handling the Lion’s share of the album, except one track which was handled by Emudio Records. The 2023 hit “Tempted” is included, and listeners will be drawn in to the other offerings, making them key items in their music collection. “Niche” is J’Calm’s way of saying, “I’m here, and i’m not going anywhere!” Tune in today.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: Pluto Shervington – Your Honour (1975)

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Recently, Jamaican music lost an Icon, the late Pluto Shervington. Quite the contributor to the culture, Shervington delivered a number of hits over the years, and lent his production prowess to a number of Artists. He will be missed by many. We’ve featured him previously, but today’s “Oldies Sunday” selection highlights his classic single, “Your Honour“.

Produced by Paul Khouri and released through the Wild Flower label in 1975, Pluto Shervington pleads his case in “Your Honour”. While held in Court, Pluto defends himself against an accusation that he was having relations with another man’s Wife. While he was caught in the couple’s bedroom closet and beaten by an angry Husband, he pleads that he is innocent, and shares that the Wife would defend him as he is a better man than the Husband. With its comedic element, “Your Honour” quickly became a hit for Pluto Shervington, securing a place in the UK Top 20 Music Chart. The song was included on the albums “Pluto” and “Again“.

Since the release of “Your Honour”, Pluto Shervington enjoyed a career locally and Internationally, performing at various venues, and releasing many more songs. Shervington transitioned on January 19, 2024, leaving behind a legacy that will be celebrated for years to come. “Your Honour” remains one of his most recognized singles.

Thank You Pluto Shervington For This Classic! Sleep Well.

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Mortimer Delivers Another Hit For The Lovers With “Slowly”

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No matter what’s going on in the world, Mortimer will step out with a love song. The Reggae Artist has been busy recording and performing in recent months, and even made appearances on records for other Artists. His “Lightning” single is still a song of choice for Weddings and celebrations of love, but for his new single “Slowly“, it will become a new addition to the soundtrack.

Produced by Winta James for Overstand Entertainment and released through Easy Star Records, Mortimer returns with a track that will bring the lovers out in “Slowly”. With his signature vocal delivery, the Singer shares lyrics about being the attentive partner who grants his lady’s wishes, she introducing him to a vibe like no other, placing him in a life filled with joy and love. Expect this one to be in heavy rotation leading up to Valentine’s Day, and become a permanent fixture after. Accompanying the new single is a brilliant video animated by one of Jamaica’s top Creatives, Ikem Smith. Mortimer doesn’t drop often, but when he does, it’s an event. This is for the lovers.

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Alexx A-Game Makes A Toast On “More Life”

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Yesterday, we reported that Recording Artist Alexx A-Game has ventured into the acting world with his debut in the upcoming “Bob Marley: One Love” Film. His profile will be going up a few levels this year, but music still has a place in heart. On that note, he released his first single for the year titled, “More Life“.

The self-produced “More Life” was released through Alexx A-Game’s New Level Music Group label, and it finds him making a toast to the real ones. A celebration of life, family and friends, overcoming obstacles, and having good energy around, A-Game gives us a song that will become an anthem for many from this day forward. A-Game has always delivered great music, and we can expect to hear even more later this year. In the meantime, keep the new single on rotation, and catch him on the big screen next month. Make a toast to the real friends, and the good life.

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