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NEW MUSIC: @ASAPFerg x @BunjiGarlin x @SpiceOfficial – Jolly (RAW)

Posted on November 28, 2014 by swadedavillain

It’s a Caribbean and Harlem linkup today on this “Black Friday” with ASAP Ferg, Bunji Garlin repping Trinidad and Spice repping Jamaica. Titled “Jolly” and produced by Corey Maor, we hear the three acts bringing the street dance to the “‘Hood” with ASAP’s raps, Bunji’s Soca chants and Spice’s bad gal Dancehall lyrics. A fun effort as the hook would encourage fist pumping whether you’re a Raver, a “‘Hood fellow” with liquor in hand or a “Bad gal”. Off Ferg’s newly released “Ferg Forever” Mixtape which is hosted by DJ Drama, get your cup of Jolly Ranchers ready. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW VIDEO: @Hot97 Interviews @SeraniMusic

Posted on November 17, 2014 by swadedavillain

While he hasn’t had a huge presence in the forefront of the Jamaican Music scene in a long while, Serani still manages to keep his craft fresh by producing and writing for others. The “No Games” artist joined Ebro and Peter Rosenberg of Hot 97 to discuss his moves outside of making his own songs, his view on the Jamaican Music scene now, Jamaican and US radio, artists who are doing their thing, his new single “In My Arms” and more. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW MUSIC: @Ah_GMoney x @Slim_ID – OG Billy Remix

Posted on November 14, 2014February 27, 2015 by swadedavillain

Going lyric for lyric tonight are I.D. Muzik members Slim I.D. and GMoney I.D. with a new song. Over Rapper Que’s “OG Bobby Johnson” comes “OG Billy Remix”. Mixed by Javi, here they speak on people keeping their eyes on them because their bank roll make them look like scammers, deflecting rumors, and just having fun over the beat. Off GMoney’s “Alpha Mixtape” which is hosted by DJ Absolute. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW MUSIC: @RaineSeville – Chat Mi

Posted on November 8, 2014November 8, 2014 by swadedavillain

What a “Bam bam” today! Keeping out of the way of naysayers and idlers is Dancehall artist Raine Seville with “Chat Mi“. The single, produced by JJ Wizzle (SunCity 104.9FM), samples the popular “Bam Bam Riddim” made famous by Chaka Demus & Pliers and other artists. On the track we hear Raine getting at those who keep her name in their mouths and speak ill of her and lets them know that she’s too humble, too sexy, and too busy to let them damage her career. She also encourages ladies out there to follow her footsteps in never letting people get them down. A great effort here as Raine did her thing on the Riddim and this could be an anthem for many out there. Look out for more of her music coming soon and follow her on Twitter/IG at @RaineSeville! Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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Mixtape Movements: @IAmSupaDon Presents: The Prison Break Episode: Side B

Posted on November 6, 2014November 6, 2014 by swadedavillain

After hitting the Internet with Side A to his “The Prison Break Episode“, Selector SupaDon arrives today with Side B. Titled “#HerbOnGetAway“, Supa brings the “Getaway” audio to accompany the hits of Vybz Kartel on side A. With some of the latest Dancehall and Hip Hop, let this be the soundtrack to your weekend! Check out the mixtape below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW VIDEO: Welcome To @NoiseyMusic Jamaica: Ep. 6: Ras Malekot

Posted on November 5, 2014 by swadedavillain

In the 6th and final episode of “Welcome To Noisey Jamaica“, we are introduced to Dub Poet Ras Malekot and host Walshy Fire interacts with him and the Nyabinghi Rastafarians to learn where the Reggae movement started from, its rise and possibilities for the future. Grab a chair, you can learn something here. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.