Dropping some new music today is Grace Hamilton a.k.a. Spice! Titled “Itsy Bitsy” and produced by ZJ Dymond on the “Promiscuous Riddim“, we hear Spice letting us know that she has the proper skills and “equipment” to keep a man happy and have him wanting more. Energetic effort here from Spice as I can already picture the ladies dancing like crazy to this one. What do you think? Check out the sing below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Before I Octane releases his “My Journey” album on March 4, he teamed up with Livity Movements to present a sampler mix. Consisting of “My Journey” album cuts, this provides listeners an idea of what’s coming in the full length effort. With production by DJ Frass, this promises to be a great listen. Distributed by TADS Records and 
Today’s new music comes from Singjay Penti. Titled “Money” and produced by Ajan Wint on the Nightlife Riddim, we hear Penti speaking on his need for money in every currency and being on the mission to make it to take care of himself and his family. He also warns those who are on the same mission not to sell their souls for it. What do you think? Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
It’s a major video today from Major Lazer, Masko and Dancehall duo RDX. Titled “Lose Yourself” and shot in Jamaica by Diplo and Shomi Patwary, we see the Major Lazer crew and RDX dropping their musical effort while being surrounded beauties who include Mela Murder, Lafayette Bless, Mystic, and Tiffany. Good video here, the highlight of it is obviously the dancing ladies and the artists all suited up. We also see alot of goats, an old factory and a old church. Off Major Lazer’s “Apocalypse Soon” EP, check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Coming through with a highly anticipated effort is the duo of Protoje and Chronixx. Titled “Who Knows” and produced by Winta James, we hear them speaking about poverty, spreading love to everyone whether good or bad, acknowledging Jah’s works and being conscious over a really good production. Great song here, Protoje and Chronixx really make a good combination here. Off Protoje’s forthcoming album, check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.