DJ Khaled ft. Bounty Killa, Sizzla, Buju Banton, Capleton, Skillibeng - These Streets Know My Name on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #DJKhaled #GodDid #BountyKilla #Sizzla #Capleton #BujuBanton #Skillibeng #TheseStreetsKnowMyName #Caribbean

.@DJKhaled Unites Skillibeng, Bounty Killa, Capleton, Buju, & Sizzla For “These Streets”!

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DJ Khaled has finally released his new album, “God Did“. This marks Khaled’s 13th studio album, and it has plenty for the listener to consume. With some of your favourite Artists featured, you know Khaled had to check in with Jamaica for the album. After weeks of previews, he finally released the visual for his Jamaican collaboration titled, “These Streets Know My Name“!

Co-directed with Ivan Berrios, DJ Khaled brings together longtime friends Sizzla, Bounty Killa, Capleton, and Buju Banton, and introduces Dancehall Artist Skillibeng to the fold. Together, we get an exhibition of lyricism and that energy that only Jamaicans can deliver. With the veterans doing what they do best, Skillibeng holds his own, highlighting that the old school and new school can make something special. DJ Khaled’s inclusion of Jamaican Artists on his albums aren’t new, and some of the features have made multiple appearances. We’re curious to know who’s next on the list for Khaled’s next album.

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Shaneil Muir "Click Bait" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #ShaneilMuir #ClickBait #GoodGoodProduction #Singer #Caribbean

Shaneil Muir Gets Serious On New Single, “Click Bait”!

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Dancehall Artist Shaneil Muir has been enjoying a successful music career. With a few hit singles under her belt, she continues to make an impact, and increase her fanbase. With a brand that has been growing exponentially, there will be opposition. Shaneil takes the time to speak on a few things on the new single, “Click Bait“.

Produced by Good Good Productions on the “Young Generation Riddim“, Shaneil Muir gets serious on “Click Bait”. Every public figure has had to deal with negative press, rumours, and all sorts of gossip, and Shaneil wants to set things straight. She never had to join the crowd being a part of types of activities to get her name known, she believed in her talent, and connected with the right people to make it happen. With that being said, don’t make her a topic of negative discussion, or it will get bad for you. In a world filled with fakes, facades, jealousy, and cosmetic surgeries, Shaneil stands out, and it has been paying off for her. Some strive for greatness, while others aspire to be a topic on Gossip site or Mixup page on Social Media.

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Bugle "Toxicity (Deluxe Edition)" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Reggae #Dancehall #Music #Bugle #BugleAn9ted #DextaDaps #MarciaGriffiths #HephB #LaaLee #BountyKilla #Toxicity #ToxicityDeluxe #ToxicityAlbum #Caribbean #Grammys #Grammy2023

.@BugleAn9ted Gives His “Toxicity” Album The Deluxe Treatment!

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Reggae/Dancehall Recording Artist Bugle is set to give the rest of 2022 some of his best work. He has been consistent with the content all year, but this time he’s going for the gold. Last year saw him release the highly acclaimed “Toxicity” album, and he has been following up with content to support the album. Today, he follows it up with the “Toxicity (Deluxe Edition)” album!

Featuring 16 tracks, Bugle eyes even more with the deluxe version of “Toxicity”. Still showing that he’s one of the best to do it, he gives us even more thought-provoking music with strong messages, and even something to get us moving. In preparation for the album’s release, he recently joined AfroDancehall Artist Heph B, and Dancehall Artist Laa Lee for the “Big Boy (Remix)” single. Along with the aforementioned Artists, newcomers joining Bugle on the album is the legendary Marcia Griffiths, Dancehall Artist Ding Dong, and longtime friend and DASECA collaborator Dexta Daps. Previously featured Artists including Bounty Killa, Kabaka Pyramid, Julian Marley, Adeana Myrie, Jesse Royal, and Tony Gold all appear on this follow up project. The legendary Wayne Wonder gets some love on this album, but we’ll let you find out which track he getting the love. If you were a fan of the original version of “Toxicity”, you will more than appreciate the new additions, which make up for a solid release, and a great listen. Bugle has done it again!

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Chxpz & Gold Gad "Choppa Vs Artist" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Chxpz #GoldGad #ChoppavsArtist #Choppa #Scammer #Artist #RecordingArtist #Caribbean

Chxpz & Gold Gad Battle It Out On “Choppa Vs Artist”!

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There will always be money debates coming from these type of people: The ones who have it, the ones who don’t have it, and the ones who pretend to have it. Social Media gets flooded with Hustlers, “Gurus”, Scammers, and folks with wild imaginations who will tell you their way is the only way to be successful, and get rich. In the music scene, we have Artists and Scammers having competitions to see who has the bigger bankroll, with the public picking their own winner. Today, Recording Artists Chxpz and Gold Gad battle it out on “Choppa Vs Artist“.

With a video directed by 4 Cawna Visual, Chxpz and Gold Gad trade bars about who lives the richer life, a successful Recording Artist, or a Scammer a.k.a. a “Choppa“. One lives to create music, perform it, and collect the benefits from doing so, while the other performs rituals, and uses various unethical methods to ensure their pockets are loaded with money, and they can live the life they want to. One says he can sleep comfortably knowing he got his money in a way with no repercussions, the other strongly believes he’ll never be broke and will always live the best life. It’s a never-ending battle between the Choppas and the Artists, but whatever side you chose, make sure it’s a safe one. Chxpz and Gold Gad have been enjoying success in their respective careers, gaining large followings in the process. The collaboration shows that they go well together, and we look forward to more from them.

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Minister Marion Hall "Sorry To Hurt Your Feelings" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #GospelMusic #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #MarionHall #MinisterMarionHall #LadySaw #SorryToHurtYourFeelings #Caribbean

Minister Marion Hall Fires Back With “Sorry To Hurt Your Feelings”!

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Minister Marion Hall’s journey hasn’t been an easy one. Formerly known as Dancehall Artist Lady Saw, we have witnessed her transition from a Dancehall Artist to a Christian, to a Minister in the faith. There are some who have applauded her changes, and there are some who doubt her walk, and believe she’ll be back to her old self soon. While it has been a few years, Marion Hall is still walking, and she has reinvented herself. She speaks on a few things in the music video for the single, “Sorry To Hurt Your Feelings“.

Directed by Ariff Butler/Bloozick Filmworks, Marion Hall is clapping back at the Devil, and all those who have wished for her demise. She smiles in the face of badmind, and gives God thanks for her blessings as no evil can harm her, or put her in a destitute position. She has been ministering to many around the world, and she has been releasing content that help people to better their lives. While many wish for the old Lady Saw, she has closed that chapter. The Minister is having fun, and it shows in her visual, and she can only elevate from here. Sorry not sorry.

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Alwin Reingoud "Sweet Dream" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Suriname #Disco #discomusic #music #popmusic #13thStreetPromotions #AlwinReingoud #SweetDream #TikTok #1981 #Caribbean #TjonnaRecords #OldiesSunday

OLDIES SUNDAY: Alwin Reingoud – “Sweet Dream” (1981)

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Happy Sunday! Ready to get into some Old School vibes? Today, we’re gonna give you something different. For today’s Oldies Sunday selection, we head over to Suriname to check out Alwin Reingoud’s “Sweet Dream“!

Produced by Ricardo Tjon Akon and released through Tjonna Records in 1981, we get some Disco Funk vibes on “Sweet Dream”. During a time when other parts of the world wanted Disco to die, the Dutch West Indies showed that they could keep the vibe going with music that kept the people rocking. “Sweet Dream” possessed great production, lyrics, and melodies that the listener can’t help but dance to. “Sweet Dream” was described as a “Disco Killer“, and gained popularity thanks to various DJs playing it. As far as we know, “Sweet Dream” is Alwin Reingoud’s first of two releases, and it was included on a collaborative LP featuring Roy Ooft, and a “Boogie and Disco Funk” compilation. It gained some attention recently on TikTok, and has been considered a rare groove. Ready to boogie? Time to press play.

Thank You Alwin Reingoud For This Classic!

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