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.@TrvisXX Samples Shyne & Barrington Levy For “Jackboys 2” Album


Over the weekend, US Rapper Travis Scott released the new album, “Jackboys 2“. Done in collaboration with his “Cactus Jack” collective, the new album has been receiving a lot of attention on Social Media. One song in particular on the album, “Shyne“, has been met with a variety of comments.

“Shyne” features Memphis Rapper Glorilla, and is one of the closing tracks on the new “Jackboys 2” album. Since its release, it has drawn quite the attention online. The track sampled the 2000 single, “Bad Boyz” from US/Belize Rapper Shyne. Produced by Ez Elpee and sampled Grace Jones’Nightclubbin“, “Bad Boyz” features Reggae/Dancehall legend Barrington Levy (whose “Broader Than Broadway” was also sampled on the track), and showcases a great example of culture blending, and Caribbean vibes in one of the biggest melting pots of the world. Travis Scott’s track finds him not only sampling the production, but attempting to copy Barrington Levy’s signature “Shibbily dabbily” style that was performed on the original. Scott joins a number of Artists who sampled “Bad Boyz”, and they include Lady London, Sean Price, and Cassidy. We hope the business was handled right in regards of sampling this classic. “Jackboys 2” also features a collaboration with Vybz Kartel called “PBT, and the album is out now on all streaming platforms.

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3 Men Take On A Deadly Mission In Roger B Stillz’s “The Local” Short Film


When times are hard, sometimes you just have to go the extra mile to get what you want, even if it means going through life-threatening means. Jamaican Filmmaker Roger B Stillz has been producing some quality pieces of content for a number of years, and has built a following off of them, and was given opportunities to collaborate for some prominent names. For his latest release called, “The Local“, he shares a story of how making certain decisions may not always be the right one.

Starring Rome Walker, Dray Walker, and Josiya Niaah with narration by Reuben Hussey more popularly known as “Ganja Clauze“, Roger B Stillz’s “The Local” shares a story of 3 Men who carried out a mission each with a certain goal to accomplish, but the decisions they each made connect to an end goal that may not be what they desired. The Film shares a story that is common to many as life in Jamaica and other parts of the world can push an individual to make drastic decisions, but not all ending is a good one. B Stillz paints the picture for many to digest, and start conversations in various settings. In a story of revenge, vengeance, or survival, every action comes with a good or bad reaction. Tune in to this one.

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.@BugleAn9ted Releases New “Apex” Album


Reggae/Dancehall Artist Bugle continues to be one of the leading voices in the Jamaican music scene. Providing powerful messages through his various releases, the respect for him goes far, and his following continues to grow. Ready to make an even bigger impact, he shares his newest album, “Apex“.

Featuring 16 tracks, Bugle’s “Apex” album is the follow up to the critically-acclaimed album, “Toxicity“. The new album brings that signature Bugle sound with an additional charge as the Deejay aims to connect with more people. The album dabbles in Social Commentary, love, Rastafari, provides motivation for the listener going through their hardships. Production on “Apex” includes the likes of Evidence Music, AC Records, DJ Bambino, Mr. G, Inna Mi House Music, Vas Production, and Bugle himself for An9ted Music. The album also hosts a number of guest appearances that include Tifa, Buju Banton, Damian Marley, GiHRL, Maxi Priest, Chaps, Military Man, Capleton, Ras Shadai, Rory Stonelove, and Barrington Levy. Bugle also pays tribute to a few classic songs o the album, music enthusiasts will quickly pick up on them. Bugle delivers nothing but good music, and this new album is no different. Tune in.

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Renae & Jermi Remix A Classic For Their Debut Single, “Mi Caan’t”


In the game of love, there will be days where the couple goes through things. No matter the level of the relationship, there will be an argument or few, but if the love is real, then it will work out. Legendary Producer Clive Hunt has produced his share of love songs over the years from some pretty legendary Artists, but now he wants to create a few legends himself. Enter Renae & Jermi, the new protégés of Hunt, and they step out in a major way. They make their debut with the single, “Mi Caan’t“.

Produced by Clive Hunt for his Iconic Azul Entertainment label, “Mi Caan’t” is a song that finds Renae & Jermi playing girlfriend and boyfriend in a clash of words. The song borrows from the 1980 hit “My Woman” by Barrington Levy, and gives it a modern sound and added perspective. Relationships are hard, and in the song, despite both parties sharing their frustrations with each other, they can’t do without each other. This is more evident in the Music Video directed by Terminal 4 Media, and features appearances by Clive Hunt, and former Dancehall/Reggae Singer Sasha who both assist in mending the troubled couple’s union. Renae & Jermi have the potential to be big names in Jamaican Music, and we look forward to seeing what’s next for them as a duo, and as Individuals. Big up the legendary Clive Hunt.

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.@JanelleMonae Samples Derrick Harriott, Barrington Levy, Sister Nancy & More For “The Age Of Pleasure”


Earlier this year, US Recording Artist/Actress Janelle Monaé announced that she will be releasing her latest album, “The Age Of Pleasure“. Along with that came the single “Lipstick Lover“. While the racy visual showed another side of her, it contained the familiar sound of Dancehall Artist Mad Cobra’s 1992 hit, “Flex“. With the new album just released, a few more familiar sounds joined in.

On Janelle Monaé’s “The Age Of Pleasure” album, Jamaican Recording Artists Derrick Harriott, Barrington Levy, Sister Nancy, and Queen Patra all join Mad Cobra on a few tracks. On the 2nd track “Champagne S***“, Levy’s 1984 hit “Murderer” was sampled. The classic track also appears on the follow up track, “Black Sugar Beach“. “Murderer” was produced by Hyman Wright and Pat Chin, and released through the Grade One label. Sister Nancy’s 1982 hit “Bam Bam” was sampled on the track “Water Slide“. Patra’s “Whining Skill” from her 1993 debut album “Queen Of The Pack” was also sampled on the track. “Bam Bam” secures the title of the most sampled Jamaican song, and we have a Playlist and a few words about it here. Sister Nancy is also a featured Artist, appearing on the track, “French 75“. “Whining” was produced by Tony “CD” Kelly and Clifton “Specialist” Dillon. The legendary Grace Jones also appears on the album as a featured Artist, delivering on “Oooh La La“. Coming to the closing of the album, Derrick Harriott’s 1967 classic, “The Loser” was sampled on the track, “Only Have Eyes 42“. The track was released through Crystal Records, and produced by Harriott. Many have speculated that Monaé would have Jamaican influences on her new album, and what was brought forward did not disappoint.

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Barrington Levy’s “Broader Than Broadway” Featured In New “The Harder They Fall” Trailer


The minute you start watching this trailer for the upcoming Netflix Film, “The Harder They Fall“, you’ll hear that easily recognizable “Here I come” line from the legendary Barrington Levy. Once again, Jamaican music has popped up in something that we know many are going to love. Black Cowboys are the order of the day in this Jeymes Samuel directed Film starring Regina King, Delroy Lindo, Idris Elba, Jonathon Majors, and many more!

As previously mentioned, music from Barrington Levy was featured in the form of a remixed version of his 1985 classic, “Broader Than Broadway” a.k.a. “Here I Come“. Produced by Paul “Jah Screw” Love, the single was released through the Thunderbolt Label, and is one of Levy’s biggest hits to date. Also featured in the trailer for “The Harder They Fall” (which borrows a lyric from another Jamaican Icon, Jimmy Cliff from his 1972 classic, “The Harder They Come), is Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti’s 1971 track, “Let’s Start” featuring Ginger Baker. Mount up when “The Harder They Fall” is released in Fall/Autumn 2021! Shoodilley-waddliley-diddley-diddley woh-oh-oh
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