They say never let anyone or anything come between two friends, but there was a turn of events in Kyng Taj’s latest video. Featuring Kyng Tavii and Lil Miss Versatile, expect a few laughs in this episode. Think R. Kelly and Usher’s “Same Girl“. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Dropping something for the dancing ladies is LaVaido with his video for “When You A Wine“. Directed by APS Columbian, LaVaido plays “The Boss” and introduces us to some ladies in his office that know how to move their bodies and have the social media info to prove how popular they are. Nice visuals here, I personally think the vocals could be tweaked a little but overall this video looks good. Get familiar with LaVaido by checking out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Inspired by Rapper Fetty Wap’s “My Way”, Justus stepped in the booth to give us “Weed My Way“. Here the chart topping Producer delivers his ode to the “Good green” and highlights the best places in Jamaica to enjoy some. This could be an anthem that would played years from now, or played the day when Marijuana is fully legalized and free from all red tape in Jamaica. Justus also has a new riddim out called “Life Support“, check it out on iTunes. Listen the single below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Providing the soundtrack for your weekend is DJ Ariez with his “Full Speed Mixtape“. Featuring over an hour of Hip Hop and Dancehall mixes and hits, it’s time to forget about everything that troubled you today and relax to this high energy mix. Like the musical selections of DJ Ariez? Hit him up on Twitter and book him today! Check out the mixtape below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
With his work ethic not seeing any signs of slowing down, I Octane releases the lyric video to his Jones Avenue produced “Ghetto Life“. This was shot by @ItsYuhBoySwaby with editing by Thaddeus Art and Bling Blang Productions. With his team making their presence felt, Octane spits lyrics about the realities of ghetto life. Get familiar with the lyrics and look out for more as I Octane continues on his path to “Conquer The Globe“. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
If you’ve been active on Twitter and followed up on the “Jamaican” side recently, you may have seen some photos of Reggae artist Fantan Mojah in some clothing that was not deemed appropriate and became fuel for the “Trolls“. Today he blasts at them with “Stop Watch Mi Pants“. Produced by Ghetto Lynxx Records and Wasp Records on the “Ugly Riddim“, he gets at those who watch what other men are wearing, not being a part of the other team, and his refusal to do immoral things for monetary gain. While Fantan goes hard on the record, I believe the song’s arrival came too late but nonetheless it shows Fantan still being an active artist. What do you think? Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.