Such a lovely picture. Today’s music comes from Reggae artist Jah Cure. Titled “Stronger” and produced by Don Corleonie on the Scriptures Riddim, Jah Cure sings about the love he has for his partner has grown stronger daily and how important love is over material things. Sounds very good and you always get quality stuff from Mr.Cure. Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Today’s new music comes from Digicel Jamaica’s Ambassador and Best Cultural Artist winner at the 2013 Youth View Awards, I-Octane. Titled “Pretty Little Flower” and produced by Troyton Music on the Contagious Riddim, Octane sings about a lovely lady in his life describing her as a pretty little flower and an angel. Lovely song indeed, this should be in regular rotation on radio and at dances. Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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What would Valentine’s Day be without a Mixtape? DJ FireManSam and Reload Sound from Bristol, UK are here to provide you with that. Titled “Valentine’s Bashment“, this is over 45 minutes of Reggae and Dancehall songs some of your favourite artists to keep you and your valentine all cozy for the activities that VDay is popular for. Check out the MixCloud below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Are you feeling down? No one to spend Valentine’s Day with? Well fret not for Luke James is covering all bases today with two videos to cheer you up. Titled “The Logic Of Love” and “Relationships Take Work“, Luke’s dropping some advice your way so you can fare better in relationships. Check them out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Today’s Oldies Sunday selection comes from a great singer, Dawn Penn. Titled “No No No” and produced by Steely and Clevie, this is a remake of her 1967 single “You Don’t Love Me” which was produced by Sir Coxsone Dodd. Here she sings about lost love and going through the feelings of losing that loved one.
“No No No” became a huge hit for Dawn Penn and became her signature song. It became a #1 song on the Jamaican Music charts and reaching as far as #3 on the UK Music charts. It also made it to the music charts in Japan, Canada, and many areas in Europe. The song was so popular that it has been sampled and covered by many artists including Jae Millz, Ghostface Killah, Rihanna, Lily Allen, Eve, and many others. Dawn Penn went on to release an album of the same name and included the hit, the album went on to receive a Grammy nomination.
Dawn Penn continued to release songs and albums over the years which includes her latest single called “City Life” and even though she hasn’t performed in Jamaica in years, her song still manages to be played on the radio and at dances. She currently resides in London where she still writes and performs.
Thank You Dawn Penn for your classic song.
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Today’s music video comes from Singer Romain Virgo. Titled “Cry Tears For You” and directed by JayMac, Virgo and his lover are shown experiencing the joys of being soon to be parents, only for his lady to have a miscarriage and we witness the couple facing depression and bringing conflicts to their union. The video ends when Virgo discovers that his lady is missing only to find out she committed suicide. The video was done in flashback style where it begins at the end and the events prior to it are shown. Pretty good video and it shows what many couples and women go through when they lose a unborn child. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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