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PinkLane Project Connects With Dopameen & More For “Turn Arounds”


On this platform, we highlight and promote those who have made contributions of all forms to Music and Entertainment in the Caribbean, and those who have taken their talents to even more parts of the world. The PinkLane Project is a Jamaica/International-based Production collective that has made significant moves locally, and Internationally, with the goal of connecting the world through their sounds. Lead by Taffari Coke and Jusa Dementor, the collective has covered plenty ground over the years, and is still putting in the work. Recently, they started a flame in the Asian region with the release of, “Turn Arounds“.

“Turn Arounds” is a track that features Thailand-based Recording Artist Dopameen and is a collaboration between PinkLane Project, Norway-based Up!Hit Music, Swimming Teddys, and Bahamian Producer/Recording Artist PHE. The PopRock-styled track finds Dopameen singing about breaking free, letting go all forms of experiences that aim to keep you a Prisoner, and choosing yourself every time. The backing Production compliments the Singer’s vocals and solid songwriting, making for a song that could find her on prominent stages in the future when she fully crosses over. Listeners may have their own comparisons when it comes to the sound, but will soon find themselves immersed in the track, spending hours at a time in rotation. The PinkLane Project has its focus on the world, make way for even more from the collective.

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Hibikilla x Laya "Risin' To The Top" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Japan #Hibikilla #NFT #NFTMusic #13thStreetPromotions #RisinToTheTop #Music #Caribbean #Asia #Opensea #Dancehall

.@HibiKilla30 & Laya Bring Japanese Dancehall To The NFT Scene With “Risin’ To The Top”


Japanese Reggae/Dancehall Artist Hibikilla has been on the scene putting out various releases over the years. With Jamaica’s Reggae and Dancehall culture influencing the Asian market heavily since the ’80s, it’s no surprise of Japan has her own crop of Artists who respect the essence, and have established a culture that’s well respected. Hibikilla sought to elevate his game however, with the introduction of his line of NFT Music. With NFTs being the talk of the town, many creators are finding their niche on various platforms, and banking greatly. Check out Hibikilla’s “Risin’ To The Top“!

Produced by Young Beats Instrumental and featuring R&B Singer Laya, Hibikilla delivers bilingual lyrics on “Risin’ To The Top”, with a vibe that you can’t ignore. Laya provides some smooth vocals, and with Young Beats’ production, this track is one you can dance to (and maybe teach yourself some Japanese as well). Jamaica’s Kxrly Miyagi was responsible for the single’s artwork, and the single’s animated Music Video was done by Japanese Illustrator, MURASAKI.

Fans of Hibikilla can own a piece of “Risin’ To The Top” along with the previously released “Wagmi” single as NFTs on Opensea right now. Keep on risin’!

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OLDIES SUNDAY: Chalice – Sayonara (1986)


Today’s Oldies Sunday was one that should’ve been posted a long time ago, but a recent event inspired its publishing. Remember when Dancehall Artist Shenseea released the visual for her “ShenYeng Anthem“? While many enjoyed the single, there were mixed reviews for the music video because of its intro. With today’s entry, I feel there would be some “outrage” from some folks if this was released today (some folks argue about every little thing online). Today’s entry comes from Chalice (though they were featured before, this song features mostly one of their Vocalists) with their single, “Sayonara“. Written by the legendary Lloyd Lovindeer, this was performed by one of the band’s Vocalists, Wayne Armond. Released through CTS Records in 1986, and Bold Reprive Records in 1987, this track features some Oriental influenced production with Wayne singing about his experiences with a Japanese woman in Jamaica. “Sayonara” (which means “Goodbye” in Japanese) was featured on the band’s “Crossfire” album and was popular in the 80’s and early 90’s. The video for the single was shot in Portland and featured the Boston Jerk Centre. Get familiar with something old by checking out the track below, and share with a friend. Show us some love on Instagram at @13thStreetPromo.

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Jamaican Entrepreneur Wins Award From City University of London


Lauren Le Franc, a Jamaican Entrepreneur residing in
the United Kingdom, has won a Graduate Award from City University of London to expand her already established Coffee Business, J.A. Island Roasters. As part of her award package, Le Franc also secured a location for her business at the University’s Cass Business School, and is looking at commencing operations in the upcoming weeks.

Le Franc, a qualified Barrister of England and Wales who first set up the company in Jamaica in 2011 while completing her legal education, has been focused on selling roasted Coffee through J.A. Island Roasters under the brand, True Blue 100% Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee. With this award she is looking forward to importing organic and non-organic Jamaican green beans to the U.K. from the world-famous Blue Mountains.
She said the award package also covers operational costs, and comes with mentorship and support from the University. “I’m elated to have such an amazing opportunity to expand my business and to take brand Jamaica a step further into the spotlight,” shared Le Franc. “I already have a Distributor who has been contracted to take all my organic Coffee, I look forward to continuing the work with the Coffee Industry Board on this venture and I am heading into business with an optimistic mindset and a winning attitude.”

In 2014, J.A. Island Roasters received approval from the Certification of Environmental Standards (CERES) – an International organization which offers certification for organic farming and food processing, to maintain good practices in the Food Industry. Then, she received approval from the Coffee Industry Board to export organic certified Jamaican Blue Mountain green bean Coffee. Although she found favour for her roasted Coffee in the Asian market, she was in search of additional opportunities for development when she came across the City University of London’s Entrepreneur Graduate Scheme Competition in 2016, and her big break came when she decided to participate.

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NEW VIDEO: Mega Banton x G-Loc x Singer J – Jamaican Badman Style


It was a matter of time before Jamaicans got a hold of this. THIS is the REFIX! Fresh off the wildly popular Oppa Gangnam Style song which was done by Korean rapper PSY (Yes, he is a rapper…), deejays Mega Banton, G-Loc and Singer J created a remix/refix of the hit. Dubbed “Jamaican Badman Style“, this version was redone with Dancehall “badman” lyrics. The video wasn’t anything spectacular but good to see these three artistes on the scene again. Haven’t seen Singer J in years, anyway check out the video above and share your feedback in the comments section.

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