Valentine’s Day came early for Tifa as she drops “Bout This Love (My Boo)“. Produced by Suku for Misik Muzik, Tifa delivers a dedication to her love over a very groovy production. From driving her crazy to thinking about weddings to making her heart go “budum budum“, love is in the air for the Dancehall Mermaid. When Tifa goes into “Singer Mode“, you can’t help but stop what you’re doing and listen. Expect this one to be huge. Dedicate this to your boo today! Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Get your prayers up. As the “Savage” Mixtape’s release draws near, Rapper Tazz of the High Tunez Gang released a new freestyle. Over Rick Ross’ “Money & Power“, Tazz delivers “On God“. Here he lets listeners in on what’s to come on the project, and lets the competition know he’s not playing around as he owns the production with his unique flow and a chock full of lyrics. Tazz even put the beat on timeout so he could rhyme acapella. You may need to rewind this a few times to catch the lines. Get your Rosary beads out. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Many thoughts Tanto Blacks’ fire would fizzle out years ago, but with new slangs to revive his career, he bounces back with “I’m Back“. Produced by PushAYute Records on the “Rebound Riddim“, Tanto lets the streets know that he’s the same Tanto that had everyone saying “Bluetooth” and “Twiddurr“, and he wants what is owed to him. With his recent trip to Canada, it seems Tanto is bouncing back harder than before. Real Rich! Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Grenada based artiste Lil Vaughn has remixed D’Angel’s latest single, ‘Whine Factory’. The Dancehall artiste says she has a love for Soca music and was intrigued by Vaughn’s charisma and sound. The remix is a joint effort between Hitmatic Records, Spice Concoction, Angel’s Production and StarrLite Music Group. Both artistes were introduced to each other through their PR Agency, Taylor Made Events and PR Management.
D’Angel is known for several hit collaborations such as ‘Time of My Life’ featuring Beenie Man, ‘Baby Fada’ featuring Vybz Kartel and ‘Can’t Love you Like Me’ featuring G-Whizz. She is now eager to score big with this new remix. D’Angel said “Its Carnival time and I am a lover of all forms of Caribbean music so working with Lil Vaughn with his unique style was ideal to take the single to another level”.
Lil Vaughn on the other hand is one of the youngest yet promising Soca artiste from Grenada. He is signed to the Spice Concoction label and has completed several collaborations with Jamaican artistes such as QQ and Mr. Vegas. He shared “Working with D’Angel was a great experience, she is talented and truly a trend setter. I believe that this remix will definitely hit the charts soon especially in the Caribbean”.
Both artistes have started their promotional trail and hope to shoot the video for the remix in the Caribbean. The remix is also available on iTunes and Amazon. Fans can follow their progress on Social Media @DAngelMusic1 and @IamLilVaughn
If you’re familiar with Recording Artist Rhogue on Instagram and in the streets, you know she has lots of admirers and today she lets us know why they like her on “All Eyes This Way“. Produced by Jay Crazie, Rhogue boasts about her seductive moves and recognizes that the fellas are locked on to every wine, jiggle, and “Puppy Tail” over a very energetic production. This one sounds like a hit during the “Dash Out” segment at the next street dance. Get to know Rhogue and her sexy moves by checking out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Today’s Oldies Sunday selection is dedicated to the hustlers. We go back to the early 80’s with the late Sugar Minott. Titled “Herbman Hustling” and produced by Sly & Robbie for the TaxiRecords in 1984. The song speaks on the day to day experiences of the Marijuana merchant including dealing with the law, and sourcing the best product. Minott’s delivery in this single puts the listener in a first person perspective (and possibly catch a contact high) over the smooth Sly & Robbie production.
