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Check out what SartoutRecords has to offer for 2013.
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The Funky Munky has held hostage by a fusion of Hip Hop and Reggae acts on December 15 and there was no possibility of a successful negotiaiton. Dubbed “The Takeover“, there was a mix of talent from the likes of Five Steez, Kabaka Pyramid, Nomad Carlos, The Sickest Drama, and others. check out the pics and the press release below.

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J Yungg has been making waves with his music, more recently with his new single titled “Sinners“. Ravers Magazine managed to catch the deejay for a quick Interview.
Raversmagazine.com presents the BB link with J-Yungg – Ajay Richards
Q1. For those that don’t already know you, tell us a little bit about yourself?
A. I was born and raised in Grange Hill, Westmoreland, Jamaica. I am the 2nd of 4 brothers. Attended the Grange Hill Primary and Little london High School.
Q2. How did you get onto the music scene?
A. I met Lincoln Thomas (guitarist for Shaggy, Beres Hammond, etc) who after introduced me to a young producer, now my close friend D-Mo. My work with D-Mo drew the attention of US based artiste/Producer Fudgie Springer and Lamar Clan… and the rest is history in the making.
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Hey BlogWorld! Got a story to tell, i’ll do my best here…
So this afternoon (Friday Oct. 26, 2012), I travelled on a bus from Mandeville to Christiana as a part of running a few errands. While the bus driver did his best to drive all over Mandeville in effort to elude a Police Officer on a bike who wanted to give him a ticket, I was greeted by a rather peculiar character who took passage on the bus. His first statement was to the tune of, “Come inside, let’s all take a bus ride” (I forgot what he actually said..), the other was, “Unno pack tight like Sausage, nuh block up the passage…” He went on further to make up many rhymes during our bus ride which lasted around 20 minutes. Every conversation he kept with us passengers turned into a witty rhyme, even when we were eluding the Police Officer he taunted him with a clever rhyme much to our entertainment.
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