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@ElephantManJA: The King Of The “Refix”?

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O’neil Bryan, more popularly known as Elephant Man, has enjoyed much success in his 20+ years as a Dancehall Artist. Having a great track record, he was exalted to god levels hence his title as the “Energy God“. Today we look at another title that I’m sure many would bestow upon him, and that is the “King of the Refix“! With his unique ability to remix a hit song from any genre, Ele gave us that feel good music and an abundance of dance tunes. In our biggest Blog Post yet, see why Ele may just be the “Refix King” below!

(Elephant Man tracks and originals are linked to Apple Music in the titles.)

1. Father Elephant (Remix of the Children Gospel song, “Father Abraham“)

2. Sesame Street (Remix of the Theme Song for the “Sesame Street” TV Series)

3. Bun Bad Mind (Remix of Marvia Providence’s “Hear My Cry Oh Lord“)

4. It Sweet Me (Remix of The Shirelles’ “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow“)

5. War On (Remix of Missy Elliott’s “Get Your Freak On“)

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It’s Time To “Puff, Puff, Pass” With Our 4/20 Soundtrack!

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Happy 4/20! If you’re unfamiliar with the 20th of April, then you definitely need to be outside more (haha). Every year Stoners celebrate the day of consuming enormous amounts of Marijuana. Coined in 1971 by “The Waldos” during their attempt to locate an abandoned Cannabis crop, the day is celebrated worldwide, and everyone is invited! To help your celebration, we’ve provided 11 weed songs that you’ve either never heard of before, or haven’t heard in a long time. Enjoy, and save a spliff for me!

1. Sizzla – Smoke Your Herb (2006)

2. Elephant Man x Mr. Vegas – Bun It (1999)

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@GrungGaadZilla: The Modern Day “Dancehall Daddy”!

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In this post we pay tribute to the 5 Star General because…we have to give people flowers while they can still smell them. Bless up Bounty!

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Rodney Price, more popularly known as Bounty Killa, could be easily called the “Godfather of Dancehall” or the “The Modern Day Dancehall Daddy” based on his musical family tree. His Alliance Music Group started out of Killa’s love for music, which in return gave some of the best Dancehall acts the world has ever seen, namely Busy Signal, Wayne Marshall, Mavado, Vybz Kartel, Kiprich, Bling Dawg, and Aidonia. Outside of his group however, he also introduced us to many others including Spice, Twin of Twins, Cham, and Elephant Man (he was first discovered with his “Scare Dem Crew” members in the mid 90s). In 2011 Bounty made another addition by forming the Alliance Next Generation (A.N.G.) which gave us Iyara, Patexx, Marlon Binns, Kalado, Bridgez, Nymron, Assailant, K-Queens, Prince Pin, Dadda, Venon, Askel, Boom Steppa, 300 and many others. Bounty also lent his ear to Production labels like Pay Day Music, Echo One Productions, and DASECA Music (which is responsible for acts like Serani, Bugle, Dexta Daps, and Raine Seville). The list of names however, continues to grow.

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Celebrate @UsainBolt’s 30th Birthday With 9 Musical Tributes!

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August 21, 1986 is the year Usain St. Leo Bolt arrived into the world and in August 2016, he became legendary at the 2016 Olympics in Rio De Janeiro in Brazil. While we’re sure Bolt is living it up on his birthday, let’s take a look at 9 (9 for his Record setting run of 9 straight Gold Medals a.k.a. “Triple-Triple“) tributes to the “Fastest Man Alive“.

1. Elephant Man – Nuh Linga (Bolt Remix)

2. Mavado – On The Go (Usain Bolt Tribute)

3. Vybz Kartel – Lightning Bolt 

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NEW VIDEO: @Hot97’s @DJYoungChow Interviews Ding Dong

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There are many people in the world who may not be familiar with Ding Dong a.k.a. “World Ding“, but they know his songs and dances. From “Badman Forward, Badman Pullup” to “Syvah” to “Gas“, Ding has been steadily rising in fame. Recently he stopped by the Hot 97 Studio to chat with DJ Young Chow. Here the Dancer/Recording Artist spoke on his upbringing, being introduced to the Dancehall scene by Tony Matterhorn, his popularity over the years including crafting some of your favourite dances, working on music, wanting more International acts to work with Jamaican talent, showing off dances and more. He also taught DJ Young Chow his new dance, named “Twist Yuh Foot Dem“. Good to see Ding Dong on platforms like this, let’s see how he’ll dominate this year. Check out the Interview below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW MUSIC: @ElephantManJA – Cellphone Ting (Hotline Bling x @AnjuBlaxx Remix)

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Sometimes Elephant Man is known as the “Energy God“, or even the King of Dancing singles. Today, Ele plays the Remix King in “Cellphone Ting“. A collaboration with UIM Records’ Anju Blaxx, Ele takes on Drake’s “Hotline Bling” and gets at cellphone thieves who lurk those who carry some of the latest communication devices. He also encourages them to get their own as most stolen phones can be locked thanks to the smart owners. An entertaining one from Elephant Man. Watch out for the phone thieves, keep your GPS on and if you lose your iPhone, track and lock it via iCloud. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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