Today’s new video comes from Kabaka Pyramid and Jahdan Blakkamoore. Titled “For The Children” and shot in California, we hear the two lyricists promote consciousness and encouraging self-reliance for the ghetto youths out there who are facing struggles. A very positive song that should uplift all who take a listen to it. I like how children took part in the video as well. Spread your wings and fly. The song, produced by Zion I Kings, is available on iTunes now. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Following his win at the Sting 2013 clash, Black Ryno has been steadily releasing singles. Recently he released the video for the single, “Baddest Thing“. Directed by Terminal 4 Media, Ryno is seen showing off his Clash Champion belt and declaring that he’s the “Baddest Thing” while being accompanied by dancing ladies. Looking forward to more Ryno singles this year and although it’s too early to call and minus the jabs he’s received lately, who will clash with him? Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
In support of the Jamaica BobSled Team, a video and song was released recently. Titled “The Bobsled Song” and done by Sidney Mills, Jon Notar, and Groove Guild, we hear chants of “It’s Bobsled Time” and details of the Bob Sled run all while being treated to a 80s 8-Bit video game styled video. Great video here as many of us would remember playing 8-Bit video games on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). It is also noted that this should be played everytime the Jamaica BobSled team performs a run as the song syncs with it. Go Jamaica for Sochi 2014! Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
In respect to Third World’s Bunny Rugs’ recent passing, Winford Williams played his last Interview from 2012 with the singer. Here they spoke about Rugs’ projects including a new album that was in the works, his single “Land We Love“, Jamaica celebrating 50 years and his thoughts on the island, Third World, his solo career, and Reggae music and its global impact. Great interview and we see how passionate Bunny Rugs was about his music and Jamaica. Rest In Peace to a great man and long live Third World! Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
On tonight’s episode of Onstage, rising star Jah Bouks had a chat with Winford Williams. Here he spoke about his career so far, his name, his hit “Call Angola“, his recent performance at Rebel Salute, his upbringing and start in music, his mom being his manager, future projects and more. He also performed his new single “Going Home“. Great interview here. Interesting to hear why people thought he was mad. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.