Sarkastik Ambassador "Channels" EP on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Trinidad #TrinidadandTobago #Trini #PopMusic #HouseMusic #RandB #Music #13thStreetPromotions #SarkastikAmbassador #Channels #EP #Caribbean #FreetownCollective

Tune In To @SarkAmbassador’s “Channels” EP


For a number of years, Trinidad’s Sarkastik Ambassador has been utilizing his creativity for a variety of things. He has dabbled in music, he lent his style in design projects, and he scoped out something unique in his visual and audio productions. This time around, he wants to take his music to new levels, and he does so with the new “Channels” EP.

Featuring 5 tracks, Sarkastik Ambassador reflects on love in the past, the highs and lows that he experienced in them, which ultimately brings him to the best love he has experienced, and he takes his listeners through the many feelings associated with them in a not so typical way. Sark showcases his way of the putting the words together to hold your attention, tapping into production that feels like the right fit throughout. Seviin Media, Dechode Mode, and Track7Music handle the production on the new EP while Freetown Collective gets recruited for one track.

“I wanted ‘Channels’ to be a reflection of my journey, not just as an artist, but as a person navigating through various phases of life and love,” says Sarkastik Ambassador. “Each track is a chapter of that story, leading to the most fulfilling relationship I’ve ever had. I hope listeners can find pieces of their own stories within these songs. I also tried to explore different genre fusions, with each song starting in the realm of R&B.”

Sarkastik Ambassador makes a big move in his career, and you’re all invited to listen.

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Fousheé "War" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #NewJersey #RandB #PopMusic #Ska #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Fousheé #war #PrinceBuster #GhostDance #LeeScratchPerry #Caribbean #PointyHeights

.@FousheeLive Samples Prince Buster’s “Ghost Dance” For Her “war” Single


New Jersey-based Recording Artist Fousheé recently announced her upcoming sophomore album, “Pointy Heights“. Dedicated to the St. Catherine community of Pointy Heights and her Jamaican background, Fousheé looks to deliver some of her best music yet while tapping in some sounds from the Caribbean. The sound is evident in her newest single, “war“.

Fousheé handles the production on her new single, “war”, as she speaks on the need for peace and harmony as she has had times where there were conflicts in her life. She makes note that there is power in the tongue, and she is having the kind of peace where she’ll even pray for her opps. Her vocals emphasize the peace that many of us need, but the production taps into a sound that may perk some ears. “war” features a sample of the late Ska Pioneer Prince Buster’s 1967 track, “Ghost Dance“. The self-produced track features Buster having a conversation with a friend who is no longer among the living through the writing of a letter, and sending well wishes to others who have passed away. The track also features backing vocals from a young Lee “Scratch” Perry (ah, duppies...), and was featured on the 1967 album, “Judge Dread“.

Fousheé looks to bring a new vibe to the world when she releases her “Pointy Heights” album on September 13, through RCA Records.

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Hibikilla x Arcanjo Ras x DJ ED "Batty Rider" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Japan #Brazil #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #HibiKilla #DJED #ArcanjoRas #BattyRider #Asia #SouthAmerica #Caribbean

.@HibiKilla30, @ArcanjoRas, DJ Ed Shout Out The Ladies In The “Batty Rider”


When it comes to the ladies, it’s all about the beauty, the style, the fashion, and the presence that can set the mood. When it comes to the ladies in the dance, Japanese Deejay Hibikilla has his focus on them every time. He talks about it in his new single, “Batty Rider“.

Hibikilla handles the production on the new “Batty Rider” single, and he enlists Brazilian Recording Artist Arcanjo Ras, and Brazilian DJ ED as they share how they feel about the Women who know how to catch the eye with their clothing. Taking on a style reminiscent of the ‘90s Dancehall era, we get a track that aims to shake up the scene when played, gets the ladies feeling their best, and creating a vibe that won’t die down. For those unfamiliar, a “batty rider” is a pair of shorts that are extra short. Some would call them “daisy dukes” while others say “pum pum shorts“, and they are sure to attract a lot of attention. Something new to check out.

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.@BusySignal_Turf Gives @TeddySwims’ “Lose Control” A Refix For The Smokers


Dancehall Artist Busy Signal has been working. When he’s not in the Studio, he’s on the first flight to a city, state, or country near you ready to take over the stage. Busy in the name and status, and he’s not slowing down any time soon. However, he took a quick break the give us something special, and it is revealed in the form of the track, “We Smoke“.

Hijacking Country Pop Recording Artist Teddy Swims’ popular “Lose Control” single, Busy Signal delivers a refix for the smokers called, “We Smoke”. No matter what time, day, or month we’re in, the Weed is always on time, and it’s time for the best grade. This is for the chalice smokers, the spliff rollers, the Cannabis experts, and the stoners, it’s time to meet the clouds. Busy delivers with his signature sound, and we look forward to even more refixes from him. Put your lighters up for this.

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Matumbi "Empire Road" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #UK #Birmingham #EmpireRoad #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Matumbi #UKReggae #ReggaeBand #1978 #EMIRecords #Caribbean

OLDIES SUNDAY: Matumbi – Empire Road (1978)


There are songs that have made an impact in the culture that may have fallen by the wayside over the years, but because of “Oldies Sunday“, they get a chance to reconnect with familiar ears, and connect with the new generation. Today, our selection comes from British Reggae Band Matumbi with the track, “Empire Road“.

Matumbi’s “Empire Road” was produced by the Band, and released it through the Harvest label in 1978. The track was a theme song from the short-lived BBC series of the same name, which was written by Guyanese-British Writer Michael Abbensetts, and starred Guyanese-British Actor Norman Beaton (Desmond’s), Trinidadian-British Actress Corrine Skinner-Carter (Eastenders), and St. Lucian-British Actor Joseph Marcell (The Fresh Prince Of Belair).

The series was set in a street in Birmingham, England called “Empire Road” that hosted a racially diverse mix of African-Caribbean, East Indian, and South Asian residents, highlighting the day to day incidents that occur there through the life of a Residential Property Landlord. The series made history as the first British Television series to be written, directed, and acted predominantly by Black Artists. The song highlights the clash of cultures from food to way of life in the community, but making a call for better living there. While the song was originally made for the TV series, it gained a lot of popularity to the point where it had to be released as an official single. The track was featured on the Band’s 1978 debut album “Seven Seals“.

Since the release of “Empire Road”, Matumbi went on to become one of the top British Reggae Bands in the 1970s and early ’80s. They released a number of singles and albums until their split in 1982, with some members having solo careers, and others joining The Cimarons and The Squad. “Empire Road” still has a place in the hearts of many, and holds a significant place in British Black History.

Thank You Matumbi For This Classic!

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.@LionesSofie1 Celebrates Birthday With “Krobo Princess”


It’s always a celebration when it comes to new music. For Ghanian Singer/Producer Sofie, it’s also a celebration of life as her birthday is today. It’s a blessing, and she takes the time to bless others with her new single, “Krobo Princess“.

Produced by MikeMillzOn’em, Sofie recognizes her worth on “Krobo Princess”. The track finds her reflecting on a lover from her past, and focuses on self-worth, emphasizing that she is the most desirable, and doesn’t to fight to prove that she is quite the catch. Her powerful vocals back up her lyrics, and we get a track that taps into Afrobeats, Pop, and R&B vibes. The track was released through Plantain Waves, and fans of Sofie will be keeping this track in heavy rotation long after the birthday celebrations. Get familiar.

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