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.@_GhanaMusic Calls Out The Abusers On “Silence The Dread”!


“Fraid me buss dem secret…“

With lyrics that will have you thinking but also moving, Ghana is an Artist to watch this year and beyond. Ghana bites her tongue for no one however as she teams up with Producer Dale Virgo on “Silence The Dread“! Released through DZL Records, Ghana brings awareness to the many forms of abuse Women suffer at the hands of men all over the world. She also puts the spotlight on those who know about the abuse in the home, but turn a blind eye to it all. This song calls for more discussion on these matters, and more people to put into action that those who practice these types of abuse should be brought to justice.

Bringing a strong message during “Women’s History Month“, this is just a small part of Ghana’s rollout as she is finalizing her debut EP, “Gypsy Dread” to be released in June through DZL Records. If you were a witness to her live performances like at the recently held “9th Element” event in Kingston, then get ready for more as she plans to announce more shows in the coming days. She cannot be moved, muzzled, or put down when she’s lashing out against injustice! Lyric video by Hanna Phoenix, check out the track below, and share with a friend. Show us some love/follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @13thStreetPromo.

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.@876Fuse Tries Something New With “Infotainment” Mixtape Series!


It’s been a while since we’ve heard from DJ Fuse (o/c DJ Fusion and Kxng Fvse). Now a part of the Zip 103 FM family, he can be heard providing the scoop on the Jamaican Entertainment scene daily. While many missed his Mixtape offerings, he decided to try something different with his 1st in the “Infotainment Mix Series” mixtape. Powered by his FratSquad collective, not only will you hear Fuse mixing up some of your favourite Dancehall tunes, but he can be heard chopping it up with some of the movers and shakers in Entertainment. In Episode 1, he spoke with Recording Artist/Producer Dane Ray about his career, his production game including the recently released “Sport Mode Riddim“, and more. No long talking, it’s time to press play. Check out the Mixtape below, and share with a friend.

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We Highlight @TheRoyalBlu’s Feature Killing In Our Latest Playlist!


First off, bless up to Royal Blu as he celebrates his birthday today. Make the new year count! Secondly, we’re back with another Playlist for your head top! While he has been name dropped for his guest appearances and collaborations, today we’re highlighting the many times Royal Blu did some damage in the “Royal Blu a.k.a. Feature Killa” Playlist! An Artist who has been on the rise for many years, we believe he’ll be covering more ground in 2019 and beyond. If you’re not up to speed, check out our posts on him, and discover El Fuego!  Respects to KokaBZD for her original Royal Blu Artwork. Check out the Playlists below, and share with a friend. Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: Deborahe Glasgow – Don’t Test Me (1989)


In recognition of March being “Women’s History Month“, Oldies Sunday will be highlighting a few women who have made their contribution to the Jamaican music landscape in the early years. Today’s selection comes from the late English born Lovers Rock/Reggae Artist Deborahe Glasgow who, despite a short music career, developed a following, and contributed to a few classic tunes. We check out her 1989 single, “Don’t Test Me“. Produced by Augustus “Gussie” Clarke, this single was featured on her 1989 self titled debut album. It was also released as a single and a duet version with Dancehall Artist Shabba Ranks in 1990. With lyrics about not being a pushover and being confident in one’s self, the single was a rather motivating one back in the day. It got bigger with the addition of Shabba’s contribution, and was sampled by the late Notorious B.I.G. on Hip Hop group Junior M.A.F.I.A.’s remix to their “Get Money” single in 1995.

Having started her career in her teens, she stepped out of the scene to devote more time to her family. Sadly she passed away in 1994, but is still remembered for her contributions to Lovers Rock, Reggae, and Dancehall.

We hope you enjoy our selection today. Be sure to check out the track and share with a friend. Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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Learn Something: @Reggae_Report Podcast Ep. 1 & 2


It’s been a while, but we’re bringing this back. It’s time to “Learn Something“! Ever been interested in knowing how well your favourite Artist is doing numbers wise? Today, we introduce you to the Podcast series, “The Reggae Report“! Hosted by Lloyd Laing of Reggaeology.com who has been in this music biz for quite some time, we get a weekly rundown of some of the best (and worst) performers in the Jamaica Top 100 Music Chart. It’s all about the stats, check out the Podcast episodes 1 & 2 below and share. Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: Ginger Williams – I Can’t Resist Your Tenderness (1972)


In recognition of March being “Women’s History Month“, Oldies Sunday will be highlighting a few women who have made their contribution to the Jamaican music landscape in the early years. Today’s selection comes from a lady who is considered “The 1st Lady of Lover’s Rock“, Ginger Williams! We look at her single, “I Can’t Resist Your Tenderness“. Produced by Ronnie Williams, this was released in 1972 through UK Records (1975 through Paradise Records), and was one of the earliest Lover’s Rock releases. It was also featured on her 1977 debut album, “Strange World“.

Having started out as a member of the British group Green Mango, “Tenderness (or “Tenderly” on her Greatest Hits album)” became a hit for Ginger Williams as a solo Artist having topped the British Reggae Charts. She went on to release more singles and albums, scoring a few more hits over the years, and recently released a new single titled “Can’t Get You Out Of My Mind“. “Tenderness” remains however, her biggest hit.

We hope you enjoy our selection today. Be sure to check out the track and share with a friend. Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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