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Buddha Boy a.k.a. Bodhi x MC Mystie "Heartbeat" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Ukraine #Canada #Japan #Reggae #ElectronicMusic #HipHop #13thStreetPromotions #BuddhaBoy #BuddhaBoyakaBodhi #MCMystie #Heartbeat #Tokyo #Meditation #Frequency #Music

Tap Into A Different Frequency With Buddha Boy & MC Mystie’s “Heartbeat”

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Today, we invite you to take a break from the world. It’s time to connect to your inner being with the help of music. Ukrainian-Canadian Recording Artist Buddha Boy a.k.a. Bodhi has been creating the type of music that shares various viewpoints, aims to connect with the people in a positive way, and promote good vibes and peace. In an exclusive, we get his new single, “Heartbeat“.

Featuring Japanese Recording Artist MC Mystie, Buddha Boy a.k.a Bodhi invites you to a session for meditation and mellow vibes in “Heartbeat”. The song promotes unity in a time when there is a lot of division, and we should truly be in tune with that one frequency. From Tokyo to Kingston, we are one when we’re connected. Buddha Boy and Mystie deliver their words like chants throughout over a production that borrows from Electronic Music, and Hip Hop. “Heartbeat” and its production are a great addition to meditation sessions, and showcases one of the many sides to Buddha Boy’s creativity. “Heartbeat” is a track off of Buddha Boy’s “Children Of The Sun” album, that features a number of worldwide collaborations, and tracks that share various messages. Buddha’s music taps into Reggae, Dancehall, Hip Hop, and EDM, and he has collaborated with the likes of Jamaican Recording Artist Don Husky, and Indian Recording Artist Mahesh Vinayakram. The world is going through a lot, so let’s take this time to meditate, and find our peace.

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450 x NLE Choppa "Bad Gyal (Remix)" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Memphis #Dancehall #HipHop #Music #13thStreetPromotions #450 #450Music #NLEChoppa #BadGyal #BadGyalRemix #MusicVideo #Caribbean #TruAmbassadorENT #RomeichEntertainment #DamaniacVisuals

450 & @NLEChoppa1 Team Up For “Bad Gyal (Remix)”

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All the bad gyal dem form a circle, this one is for you to enjoy. Dancehall Artist 450 continues his streak of top tier singles that will not only cause a scene in Jamaica, but shake up things in other parts of the world. Last year, he made some noise for the ladies with “Bad Gyal“, but this time around he calls them out for the “Bad Gyal (Remix)“.

Featuring US Rapper NLE Choppa, 450 is rounding up all the ladies for the “Bad Gyal (Remix)”. Choppa, who was raised in Memphis, Tennessee but shares a Jamaican background, dabbles in a lil Patois with 450, and they both share their admiration for the ladies who know how to keep them entertained. The collaboration was previewed earlier this year, but the official Music Video went through a series of delays. The Damaniac Visualz-directed clip finds the Artists partying it up with the ladies at a Mansion, and it comes just in time for the Summer party season. The collaboration looks to open up a few doors for 450, and we’ll possibly hear more from them in the future. It’s 10 mins to 5, and that means more hits.

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Ski Mask The Slump God "11th Dimension" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Florida #FortLauderdale #HipHop #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #SkiMaskTheSlumpGod #Skillibeng #11thDimension #FromYard #TheSlumpGod #Caribbean

.@Skillibeng Joins @TheSlumpGod On New “11th Dimension” Album

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US Rapper Ski Mask The Slump God has been one of the names that gained notoriety in the Hip Hop scene since the mid 2010s. Hailing from Broward County, Florida and raised by Jamaican parents, he made noise in the underground scene, and was a part of the generation that includes the late XXX Tentacion, Lil Uzi Vert, and Trippie Redd. Today, he released his latest album, “11th Dimension“, and has brought along a friend from Jamaica on one of the album’s tracks.

On track 15 off of Ski Mask The Slump God’s “11th Dimension” called “From Yard“, Dancehall Artist Skillibeng makes a guest appearance. Produced by Max Lord and Car!ton, Ski Mask and Skilli trade bars and flows throughout the track, tapping into some Jamaican elements as well. Skillibeng continues to rack up International features, which will in turn grant him even more International bookings and features. He is still reeling off of the success of his “Jump” feature with Tyla and Gunna, and we can expect a lot more from him later this year. Ski Mask The Slump God’s “11th Dimension” album is out now on all digital music streaming platforms.

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Dave East x Shaggy x Mike & Keys "Dangerous Riddum" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #NewYork #Harlem #HipHop #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #DaveEast #Shaggy #MikeAndKeys #DangerousRiddum #APT6E #Caribbean

.@DaveEast Links Up With @DiRealShaggy & @Mike_N_KeysStan On “Dangerous Riddum”

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You know how the badness go. Harlem-based Rapper/Actor Dave East is gearing up for an eventful Summer. With a new project called, “APT 6E” on the horizon, he’s giving the people a taste of what’s to come with a number of singles. One of the singles that will peak the listener’s interest is the track called, “Dangerous Riddum“.

Produced by Mike & Keys, DJ Khalil, AC, and Dan Seeff and featuring Jamaican Music legend Shaggy, Dave East lets the listeners know on “Dangerous Riddum” that the streets can get dangerous, but he is aware of what’s going down at all times. He keeps the peace, but has a piece nearby, and a radar for when the Law is tracking him down. Shaggy steps forward with a few choice words himself, letting you know that he can be the nice guy with the multitude of hits, but if you cross him, it nah go nice. The combination of Dave East and Shaggy may be odd to some, but it works. East previously worked with the likes of Junior Reid and Popcaan, and has always made a connection with his Caribbean side (Barbados and Dominican Republic). A lil bit of melody, some New York and Jamaican badness, and a tune that will be making its rounds leading up to the release of East’s forthcoming project. NPT!

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Coutain x Dwala "1996" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Trinidad #TrinidadandTobago #London #Dancehall #RandB #HipHop #Afrobeats #PopMusic #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Coutain #Dwala #NeelDhorajiwala #1996 #Album #Caribbean

Coutain & Dwala Release Their Debut Project, “1996”

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When it comes to new music, there is always time for some good vibes. Trini Recording Artist Coutain has time to provide some good vibes for the people, as he was cooking up something for a while. Get your ears ready to tune in his debut album, “1996“.

Done in collaboration with renowned Producer/Musician/Educator Dwala a.k.a. Neel Dhorajiwala, “1996” is a showcase of Coutain as a student and lover of music, bringing his skillset and artistry to new levels, with Dwala expressing his love for the music through production. The 16 track album taps into various topics that are relatable to the listener, and sounds including Dancehall, Afrobeats, Jazz, Pop Music, R&B, and Hip Hop that Coutain handles with ease. With every beat thrown his way, he delivers a product that becomes infectious to the listener, and he does them all effortlessly, lyrically, and melodically. If you listen carefully, he pays homage to some of the greats in his verses. An entertaining body of work that promises to connect with the world in various ways, expect this one to come up in album of the year discussions.

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Rapsody "Please Don't Cry" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #NorthCarolina #HipHop #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Rapsody #Keznamdi #NeverEnough #PleaseDontCry #Caribbean

.@Keznamdi Teams Up With @Rapsody On “Never Enough”

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North Carolina-based Rapper Rapsody had many anticipating a new project from her for quite some time. She finally came through with her latest body of work called, “Please Don’t Cry“, a 22 track collection and her 4th studio album which features some of her best music that dabble in various topics. She brought along a few friends to help share her messages, including a friend from the Caribbean on, “Never Enough“.

Produced by Major Seven, Nicole Bus, and Precious Wisely, “Never Enough” features Reggae Artist Keznamdi and Bus. The track finds Rapsody and Kez speak on loss, overcompensating for flaws, trading peace for material things, appealing to the trends and not what’s right, and more importantly not fitting into societal norms and ideals, and loving yourself. To be “free from Babylon” is always the motive, and Rapsody, Keznamdi, and Nicole Bus deliver beautifully over some great production. Rapsody shares many uplifting messages on her new music, and it’s out now for streaming.

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