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Drink Champs Interviews Buju Banton on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #BujuBanton #DrinkChamps #Interview #Noreaga #DJEFN #Caribbean

.@BujuBanton Shares His Musical Journey & More In New @DrinkChamps Interview

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He is one of Jamaican music’s greatest imports, and has inspired many. Whether you get his Dancehall side or his Reggae side, Buju Banton never disappoints, and he continues to build on his legacy. It has been a few years since his release from Prison, and he has been elevating ever since. Fresh off of a sold out series of concerts, Buju takes a seat for conversations and drinks with the “Drink Champs” Podcast.

Hosted by Rapper Noreaga and DJ EFN, Buju Banton joins the “Drink Champs” cast to share his journey in Music, the challenges he has faced over the years, Music ownership, Rastafari, Jamaica, and more. When it comes to Interviews, Buju will part with some knowledge for the listeners, and shed light on some never before heard experiences. This is a long Interview so no long talking here, time to watch it.

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Spice "Mirror 25" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Afrobeats #HipHop #PopMusic #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Spice #SpiceOfficial #Mirror25 #Album #Pamputtae #JadaKingdom #PatoranKing #KymaniMarley #LolaBrooke #Caribbean

.@SpiceOfficial Celebrates Her Silver Jubilee With The “Mirror 25” Album

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A 25 year career, 25 years worth of hits, and 25 years of Spice! The Dancehall Artist kicks off her Silver Anniversary with a bang, and brings along a project that will have the world celebrating. There’s no denial of Spice’s impact, and she presents to you her new album, “Mirror 25“.

Featuring 26 tracks, Spice does it in a big way with the “Mirror 25” album. She continues to showcase that no matter what’s going on in her life, the music will be present. She gives us the energy that we’ve grown to know over the years, and fans won’t be disappointed. Spice handles some production along with the likes of Ireland Records and YowLevite, while she shares collaborations with Lola Brooke, Jada Kingdom, Pamputtae, Busta Rhymes, PatoranKing, Chronic Law, and Ky-Mani Marley. It’s a blessing for our Entertainers to see many years in their careers, and we look forward to year 30 with the Dancehall Queen.

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Zagga "8 Dem" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Zagga #ZaggaMusic #8Dem #HateDem #MusicVideo #Rayebann #AminiMusic #Caribbean

.@ZaggaMusic Avoids Fake People On “8 Dem”

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Haters, how many us have them? Dealing with fake people daily can be rough on a person, and at times it seems like there is no end to it. Zagga has had his share of these type of people to deal with over the years, and he continues to distance himself from them in, “8 Dem“.

Produced by Amini Music, Zagga shares that he doesn’t keep fake in his circle on, “8 Dem” (say “Hate Dem”). He doesn’t need hypocrites in his corner, and he will do what is needed to avoid them in order to make his life better. Accompanying the track, is Music Video directed by Rayebann, and Zagga really emphasizes his disdain for those type of people who don’t mean him well. The Deejay is currently working on a follow up to his “Energy Never Lie” album from 2023, and is planning to release more music that share positive messages, and call for order in this crazy world. Keep the fakes out of your life today.

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Shawn Storm "No Blood" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #ShawnStorm #NoBlood #SmokeShopStudio #Portmore #Caribbean #KwashawnaRecords

Shawn Storm Makes Return With “No Blood”

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While many are celebrating the return of Dancehall Artist Vybz Kartel, another individual is taking in his freedom from incarceration. That person is Shawn Storm. With all that behind him, he’s making moves that will ensure he never goes through that episode again. As he moves forward, new music is here, and it’s called, “No Blood“.

Produced by Kwashawna Records/Smoke Shop Studio, Shawn Storm makes “No Blood” his first official release as a free Man. The track finds him going through a number of things causing pain in his life, and while it can drive anyone else to do drastic things about them, he seeks guidance from above, and puts pen to paper. The track is just one of many tracks where we expect Shawn Storm to bare it all, as he has been through a lot over the past 10 years. We look forward to his progress as he enjoys his welcome party.

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Elephant Man "Forever Dance" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #ElephantMan #ForeverDance #SpongeMusic #Dance #Dancing #Caribbean

Elephant Man Is In It For Life In “Forever Dance”

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It takes a lot for someone to be dedicated. When there’s passion involved, being dedicated to something or something is a day to day process for a long time. When it comes to the culture of Dancehall Music, Elephant Man is dedicated for life, and he elaborates on it in, “Forever Dance“.

Produced by Sponge Music, Elephant Man stands tall in his commitment to the culture in, “Forever Dance”. Since his debut in Music close to 30 years ago, Ele has incorporated dancing in his releases, and you can’t help but dance to his music. Whether he makes a dancing song, or gives Dancers and their creations a larger platform, you can’t deny his place as a Dancing King, a trendsetter, and one of the Artists who helped to open the door for many Creatives. In some of the conversations, Elephant Man doesn’t get mentioned, but we believe he deserves his flowers, and should be held in high regard as an Ambassador, and one of Dancehall greats. There have been clones, but the Deejay continues to stand out. Ele is married to the game, and there’s no room for separation. “Forever Dance” is the latest in a series of singles the Deejay has released as a part of “Energy God Summer“. Buss a dance today, whether it’s “Log On“, “Signal De Plane“, “Sweep“, “Gully Creep“, “Crazy Hype“, “Pon Di River“, or “Rifle Walk“, and remember Elephant Man’s significant contributions to the culture.

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Alozade "Jamaica" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Alozade #Jamaica #OldiesSunday #Oldies #OldSchool #2002 #MartialArtsRiddim #SkattaBurrell #CordelSkattaBurrell #Caribbean

OLDIES SUNDAY: Alozade – Jamaica (2002)

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In a few days, Jamaica will celebrate its 62nd year of Independence. We’re just celebrating a lil early on “Oldies Sunday“. Today’s selection comes from Dancehall Artist/Producer Alozade with the track, “Jamaica“.

Produced by Cordel “Skatta” Burrell on the “Martial Arts Riddim” and released through the Kings Of Kings label in 2002, Alozade delivered his “Jamaica” track for the patriots. The track finds him highlighting some of the many things that are unique to the Island, being a proud “Yard Man” who will never trade in his citizenship, and encourages listeners to be proud of where they’re from. The “Martial Arts Riddim” gained some popularity in the 2000s, and “Jamaica” was one of the tracks that gained some attention for the Deejay. The track was also played by many during Jamaica’s Independence Day celebrations in parts of the world.

Since the release of “Jamaica”, Alozade has maintained a Music career that found him doing a lot more production, but keeping the Studio busy with single releases. “Jamaica” is still remembered and played around the world.

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