With his first Sumfest performance in 10 years coming up, Sean Paul touched base with Winford Williams tonight on Onstage. Here he spoke about his “Full Frequency” album, experimenting with different genres of music and collaborating with international artists, trying to bring Dancehall music to more places in the world, trying his hand at music production, having difficulties breaking his new music in the United States, being big and touring in various countries, using social media to further reach his fans, thoughts on people trying to discredit his nationality despite waving the Jamaican flag worldwide, focusing on the music more than the accolades, focusing on more unity in Jamaica, Sumfest, and much more. Since his start, Sean Paul has been doing his best to bring Dancehall in many places with his many hits, while he has his detractors, I respect that he went outside the box with his music. Check out his interview below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Quilt is a Performing Arts group from Jamaica and today they represent the Island in the 2014 Contacting The World Finale event held in Manchester, England. Contacting The World showcases Performing Arts from all over the world. Check out the live stream below and share your thoughts in the comments section. Good luck Quilt!
Dropping some gangsta Jamaican Hip Hop today is artist Gully Cash. Titled “Somebody Gotta Die” and produced by Fo5ifth Productions, we hear Gully speaking on the gangsta life he lives, he and his team plotting to take out their foes, and just letting you know he’s nice with the lyrics. This is first offering off his upcoming “Trill A Yaad” project that has been in the works for a while and it sounds like it’ll be a banger. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
