To kick off the “Aries” season is the Youngest x Baddest DJ named Ariez with a new mix. Titled “Ariez“, this is mix of some of the latest Dancehall and Hip Hop songs that is sure to get numerous replays on your phones, computers and even in cars. Ariez and the Youngest x Baddest team have been making moves all over Jamaica and leaving party patrons quite satisfied so a mixtape from the camp is no different. Get with the team and download the mixtape below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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After opening the ears of many with the BNJMN produced “yours.”, Milwaukee’s Vonny Del Fresco released his “After It All“ EP. Consisting of 5 tracks with production from BNJMN and Houston/Atlanta based Cam Wallace and features from Canada’s Carpe DM and Dee Phr3sh from Milwaukee, this is sure to be a great music session anywhere you are. Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Word on the streets they are suspects, hanging with killers in the projects but today we get a remix of Rapper Que’s very popular “OG Bobby Johnson“. Featuring Vybz Kartel and remixed by DJ Lank of Code Red Sound, we get some of Kartel’s greatest badman lyrics over the popular song that has been making its rounds since last year. A great effort here as we can never get enough Vybz Kartel no matter how old or new his songs are. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Dropping a trailer for his upcoming video is BluRok Rapper Vindon. Titled “Bu$$“, we get no snippet of the song here but a horror movie feel of what’s to come. We also see a young lady walking through a hallway and a gun so expect some action. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Being one of the top Hip Hop acts in North America, Kardinal Offishall has always reached out to the land of his heritage, Jamaica. From collaborating with top Dancehall acts to incorporating Dancehall styles in his songs, Kardinal always managed to keep a close link to Canada and Jamaica. Tonight on Onstage he spoke about his new position at Universal Music, his recent nomination at the JUNO Awards, his upbringing, collaborating with Bounty Killa that gave him his break in Jamaica, promoting new music on the island, and creating a movement to help Caribbean artists, designers, and producers to bring their talent to a larger audience. Great interview here, Kardinal also premiered the music video for his “Tattoo/Rude Bwoy” single which was shot in Jamaica. I commend him for donating to the Clonmel Primary and Junior High as well. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.