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Alexx A-Game To Make Acting Debut In @OneLoveMovie


Last year, we highlighted that come 2024, an official Biopic on the life of the late Reggae legend Bob Marley will be released. Titled “Bob Marley: One Love”, we shared that a number of prominent names in Jamaican music will make their acting debuts as key characters. One name, who will also play a key character, wasn’t announced until recently. His name is Alex Gallimore, but the music scene knows him as Alexx A-Game.

Alexx A-Game will make his acting debut in the long-awaited “Bob Marley: One Love” Film. Playing the role of the legendary Peter Tosh, A-Game knows that his role is very important as the late Tosh was a founding member of The Wailers along with Marley and the late Bunny Wailer, and an iconic figure in Reggae Music. “I’m still searching for words to express the feeling,” shared an ecstatic A-Game in a recent Instagram post. “I’m more than honored to be a part of the telling of the legendary story of BOB MARLEY. It has been a life changing experience. Thanks to Avy Kaufman, Reinaldo Marcus-Green, Ziggy Marley, and Paramount Pictures and the rest of the team for trusting me with the role of an iconic and legendary figure such as ‘Peter Tosh’. I got a chance to work with some of the most amazing people in Film/Production who are now family.

Alexx A-Game, a former member of the Blu Print Band, has been an active as a solo Artist since the early 2010s, releasing a number of singles including “A-Game Everyday“, “Double” featuring Tory Lanez, “Rise Up Now“, “Go Harder“, and a couple Mixtapes including “Real ‘N’ True Vol. 1“. An Artist and Producer under his New Level Music Group label, he looks to release a number of singles this year including “More Life” on January 19, and increase his presence as a Creative. Fans and newcomers can look forward to A-Game’s Film debut when “Bob Marley: One Love” hits Theatres on February 14.

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Shaneil Muir Puts Her Troubles Behind Her In “Try Again”


Life is filled with challenges, and the direction you go depends on how you handle them. Dancehall Songstress Shaneil Muir has had her share of troubles over the years, with some finding their way to the public. Her journey continues, and she’s making progress. She talks about it in “Try Again“.

With a video directed by BigBossRG, Shaneil Muir shows triumph in “Try Again”. Over Jiggy D production she shares her pain and challenges experienced, but lets listeners know that she’s getting stronger, and is overcoming them all one by one. The visual, shot overseas, shows her taking her trials to therapy sessions, but in end she’s seen in better places with a smile on her face. There’s so much one can go through, sometimes silently, but with the right guidance, it can get better. It first starts with me, myself, and I.

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RajahWild Brings Out The “Monster” In New Video


It’s dark, and things get interesting in the night. Dancehall Artist RajahWild has enjoyed a successful 2023, and with his increasing following and presence, he brings out more sides of him. The question is, are you ready? Check out his latest visual, “Monster“.

Directed by Ruppi for Now Or Never, RajahWild brings the horror in the video for, “Monster”. Over the Zimi Records/Now Or Never-produced track, the Deejay shares some of his dark side, his need to feed, and what can happen if you cross him, or let him see red. We have seen a number of Artists including Tommy Lee Sparta with his “Uncle Demon” phase tap into their dark sides, and we look forward to it setting off a storm of newer Artists tapping into this side. Don’t be scared, it’s just RajahWild in another form, and the ladies love it. Grab some Popcorn and press play.

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Young GT Links Up With Sizzla On “Badness Don’t Pay”


There are many ways you can start off a new day, week, month, and year, but it is always good to start on a positive note. A key thing to know is that good will always prevail over evil. Manchester/US-based Recording Artist Young GT has a message that he wants to share, and that is, “Badness Don’t Pay“.

With a video directed by Romaine Visuals, “Badness Don’t Pay” is Young GT’s latest single with Reggae/Dancehall Icon Sizzla Kalonji. Together they emphasize the message that it’s “Good over evil“, and watch out for those that try to take you off the good path. The video was shot at Judgment Yard in August Town and Broadleaf, Manchester, and it shows what happens to those who study evil, and how the tables can turn on them. Jamaica’s crime rate continues to rise, and without positive outlets to help the people, it can get worse. Lots of corruption out here, but it takes some good people to make the right moves. Young GT has been on the scene for quite a while, and with this Sizzla collaboration, expect to hear more of him.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: Prince Oret – Ghetto Youth (1989)


In life, there are many ups and downs. Some succumb to the downs, while others find ways to overcome them to live positive lives. Today’s Oldies Sunday selection highlights an Artist who like many, overcame negative circumstances, and lived a positive life from thereon. His name is Prince Oret, and we look back at his single, “Ghetto Youth“.

Produced by Little John on the “Give Me The Right Riddim” for the Romantic Label in 1989, Prince Oret reflects on his challenges, and sharing his message of overcoming them in “Ghetto Youth”. A victim of homelessness in his younger years, Oret turned his circumstance into song at the age of 14, with lyrics sharing his hardships, encouraging listeners to not be discouraged, and make efforts to have a positive impact on their lives moving forward. “Ghetto Youth” gave Prince Oret some recognition when released, and while it didn’t make him a huge Artist at the time, the song received some love over the years and made him a name to know locally and overseas.

Since the release of “Ghetto Youth”, Prince Oret released more singles over the years, and made positive strides in his life. He found success as a Producer, owning his own Record Label Godfather Records, dabbled in Real Estate overseas, and made sure never to experience any of the hardships he faced in his younger years again. “Ghetto Youth” is a song of turning a negative into a positive, and is still played around the world.

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450 Asks The Important Questions In “What If?”


A popular song from the 2000s had the lyrics, “Would you love me if I was down and out? Would you still have love for me?“. In a time where many relationships have become transactional, some people are still searching for someone who will be there through the good times, and the storms, with and without dollars to their name. Dancehall Artist 450, though he has the status as one of the hottest acts out that gets a lot of love, would he be as loved if he wasn’t? He asks “What If?” in his new single.

Produced by Week.Day, 450 asks the important questions in “What If?”. He recognizes his current position, but wonders if his lady would still be into him if he had different careers. If she can see him in the roles of a Garbage Collector, a Vendor in the Market, or even a struggling Recording Artist, would the love be as genuine? Would she be quick to answer his calls if he was broke? There are many who are in similar positions, and have been denied love, but there are also some who experience the opposite. It’s all about respect. The accompanying music video directed by DaManiac Visualz highlights 450 in a few of those positions, further emphasizing his lyrics. The love game can be a cruel and fleeting one, but respect goes out to those who believe in genuine love, with and without things and status.

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