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.@LadyLeshurr Takes On Ayetian’s Viral Hit For New Track, “FUBU”


Lady Leshurr is a legend. Since the 2010s, she has been at the forefront of UK Hip Hop representing for the lyricists, and holding her own in a Male-dominated scene. Even when she had down times, she’d step up ready to flood the scene with lyrics. Recently, she showed love to a future legend, Jamaica and Haiti’s own Ayetian. Sharing her love for his single, “Wah Yo Deh Pan” which features Govana, she did what any other Artist would do, and that’s add her own flair to the viral track. Since then, she has been enjoying her own viral moment with the officially-released, “FUBU“.

With a self-directed Music Video, Lady Leshurr gets into a lyrical exercise under her alter ego, “Skunt” on, “FUBU”. Showing love Ayetian and his popular single, Leshurr waves her Kittitian flag proudly and drops lyrics about her pen game, her sex appeal, and overall having a good time over the Nvtzz production. The track was previewed on Social Media over the past few weeks, gaining viral love, with fans asking for the official release. The video was shot in the UK, and features some dancing throughout the city, and some good vibes that is sure to capture the viewer. Lady Leshurr recently joined Ayetian on stage at one of his London events, and the possibility of official collaborations is closer to a reality. Keep the flags waving for this one, from Jamaica, to Haiti, to St. Kitts, to the UK!

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OLDIES SUNDAY: @Bigga_Haitian – Haiti A Weh Mi From (1989)


Here’s a quick History lesson for you during Haitian Heritage Month. During the Haitian Revolution on May 18, 1804, the flag of Haiti was created. 198 years later, the day is recognized as “Haitian Flag Day“, which became a public holiday. For today’s Oldies Sunday selection, we go back 37 years, or 185 years after the flag’s creation, to check out Haitian Icon Bigga Haitian’s track, “Haiti A Weh Mi From“.

Produced by Winston Jones and released through Flames Records in 1989, Bigga Haitian celebrates his Country, and is proud to be from there in, “Haiti A Weh Mi From”. Inspired by Dancehall Icon Admiral Bailey, Bigga made his debut as a Dancehall Artist with his patriotic single. Borrowing elements from some of the popular Dancehall tunes at the time, the Deejay shares a few things about himself, how he moves in the streets, paying tribute to his home and Jamaica, and showing his skillset as a Dancehall Artist. The single became his breakout hit, making him the first Haitian Artist to find success in the Jamaican music scene. The single did well in Haiti, topping the charts there, and becoming a staple to this day. “Haiti A Weh Mi From” was featured on his 1997 debut Album, “I Am Back” in a remixed form, but the original was featured on his 2009 Album, “Sak Pasé“.

Since the release of “Haiti A Weh Mi From”, Bigga Haitian went on to become one of the country’s most important musical exports as he broke down barriers, inspiring Artists like Wyclef Jean to follow in his footsteps. He is still active in music, creating music that highlights what’s going on in Haiti, and promoting positivity. “Haiti A Weh Mi From” still gets heavy rotation in parts of the world. Happy Haitian Flag Day 🇭🇹.

Mèsi Bigga Haitian For This Classic!

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Ayetian x Machel Montano x Ne-Yo "Truth & Balance (Remix)" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #TrinidadandTobago #Arkansas #Nevada #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #TruthandBalanceRemix #TruthandBalance #1stKlase #DJMac #Caribbean #Remix #Haiti

Ayetian Enlists @NeYo For @MachelMontano-Featured “Truth & Balance (Remix)”


Dancehall Artist Ayetian has been enjoying quite the buzz in recent months thanks to his music releases. Known for bringing a different kind of energy in his music, he has been getting co-signs from the likes of Tommy Lee Sparta, and Trinidad’s own Machel Montano. Speaking of Machel, he recently collaborated with the rising Deejay on the track, “Truth & Balance“. With that song bubbling locally and Internationally, they gave it even more power with a new remix.

Produced by DJ Mac/BlacksTheMan/Machel Montano/1stKlase, Ayetian and Machel called up US Singer/Songwriter Ne-Yo to give the “Truth & Balance (Remix)” some added flavour for the ladies. Ne-Yo is no stranger to being featured on a Dancehall track, nor is he one to a Jamaican stage, and his contribution to the track opens even more doors for domination on the  International market. Ayetian and Machel both deliver on the original, and we can expect a Music Video for the remix to be a banger. Ayetian rising stardom will get an upgrade in the coming months, and with Summer on the horizon, that shouldn’t be farfetched. Ladies it’s time to bruk out again.

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Michaël Brun, Bounty Killa, J Balvin, Tasan, and Beenie Man "Touchdown" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Haiti #Jamaica #Dancehall #Colombia #PopMusic #LatinMusic #Music #13thStreetPromotions #MichaelBrun #JBalvin #BountyKilla #Tasan #BeenieMan #Touchdown #NFL #Jenzar #MusicVideo #Video #youtube

.@MichaelBrun Scores A “Touchdown” With @JBalvin, Tasan, Bounty Killa, & Beenie Man


Haitian DJ/Producer Michaël Brun has been doing very well these past few years, and he continues to do so this year. During the Covid era, he reached out to Colombian star J Balvin, Dancehall giants Bounty Killa and Beenie Man, and Singer/Songwriter Tasan (Daughter of Gospel Dancehall legend Papa San) for the track, “Touchdown“. In 2024, the track was made public through a promotional video for the NFL, and the people have been asking for its official release. Earlier, Brun premiered the official Music Video.

Directed by Jenzar and shot in multiple locations, “Touchdown” is a fun track from Michaël Brun, Bounty Killa, J Balvin, Tasan, and Beenie Man. With a focus on connecting cultures through music, the video for “Touchdown” highlights a mix of fashion, fun, dance, good vibes, and the Island lifestyle. The Artists brought together their a-game, and we feel the energy throughout the clip. We look forward to even more collaborations featuring these Artists (and we hope Creative Titans makes it happen). It’s not a basket, it’s a touchdown!

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13th Street Christmas Party Playlist Vol. 2 on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Haiti #TrinidadandTobago #Barbados #Parang #Christmas #Music #Soca #Dancehall #Reggae #Ska #Music #13thStreetPromotions #13thStreetChristmasPartyPlaylist #13thStreetChristmasPartyPlaylistVol2 #ChristmasDay #Playlist #Caribbean

Make Your Christmas Day Ring With Our New “Christmas Party” Playlist


First off, Merry Christmas, and Happy Holidays from 13th Street Promotions. We hope your day is a good one where the love is real, the vibe is warm and inviting, and the food is awesome. For those who aren’t having the best time during the holidays, we hope the right people come around and bring a lil light to you. We’re not taking up too much time here today, so enjoy a lil music on us in the form of “The 13th Street Christmas Party” Playlist.

We follow up our 2018 Playlist with Vol. 2 of “The 13th Street Christmas Party” Playlist. This  time around, we highlight a number of popular Christmas songs from different parts of the Caribbean. If your taste is Reggae, Parang, Latin Music, or Compas, we look forward to you enjoying our small selection. Let the music play while you enjoy the Christmas Day festivities, and you get to enjoy something new as well, and add to your collection. To extend the experience, add our first “The 13th Street Christmas Party Playlist” to your queue. Once again, Merry Christmas, and Happy Holidays from 13th Street Promotions!

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OLDIES SUNDAY (Christmas) Yole Derose – Tonton Nwèl Cheri (1989)


Bonjou, hope all is well with you all, and the holiday spirit is active. We have another Christmas selection for you for “Oldies Sunday“. For today’s selection, we head over to Haiti to check out Yole Derose’sTonton Nwèl Cheri (Dear Santa Claus)“.

Produced by Ansy Derose and released through Les Producteurs Artistiques in 1989, Yole Derose shares a special message to jolly ol’ St. Nick in “Tonton Nwèl Cheri”. Awaiting his arrival with much eagerness, the Derose takes the role of a child who wishes for gifts on Christmas as her parents are poor and unable to provide them. She makes a request for a doll, but later adds on more items to her list. She also shares of the misfortunes in her household as her parents are unemployed and unable to afford basic necessities, her brother is sick, but pleads that if Santa cannot give toys, at least send something that’s of major importance to the household. The song sheds light on some of the realities that people are facing during the holidays, as it’s not always cheerful singing and gift giving. “Tonton Nwèl Cheri” became a popular Christmas song in Haiti, and was featured on the album, “Quand Mon Cœur Bat La Mesure“, which was released in 1989. Over the years, it has received a number of cover versions, and remains a well-remembered Christmas song in Haiti, and other parts of the world.

STAY TUNED FOR ANOTHER CHRISTMAS CLASSIC ON “OLDIES SUNDAY”!

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