Today’s new music comes from Reggae artist Lutan Fyah. Titled “We Know” and produced by Hanif Chito of Kimichi Records, he sings about uplifting the youths as he sees many being oppressed and he promises that once they’re doing good works they’ll never be left behind for they shall grow and overcome it all. Sounds great, always a good listen from the artist. Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Today’s mixtape comes from U.S. based DJ Journee. Titled “Rolling Mix” and hosted by Jamaican Rapper Five Steez, this a collaboration with Jui-Jitsu/MMA apparel company CTRL Industries and the DJ. The mix features some really good remixes from the DJ with tracks by Five Steez, Busy Signal, Kabaka Pyramid, Nas, Pete Rock and many more. Quite entertaining, check out the dubplates by Five Steez as well. Check out the mix below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
In today’s episode of Noisey Jamaica Dancehall Show, we see some highlights of Reggae Sumfest 2012. Codine Williams mentions artists that were previously featured in the series including Konshens, Popcaan, I Octane and Spice. We also see some of the fashions, press conferences and performances by Lady Saw, Spice, and Popcaan. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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In recognition of French Montana and Nicki Minaj’s hit, “Freaks“, today I feature one of the songs that was sampled in it. Titled “Murder She Wrote“, this was a very popular hit of legendary duo Chaka Demus and Pliers. Released in 1992 and produced by Sly and Robbie on the “Bam Bam” remake riddim, this song was described as a song for the ladies with an “Angel face but a Devil’s heart“. This song spoke about a girl named Maxine who was a user, very promiscuous, and was also a murderer. According to the artists, this was written off an experience but with a few details omitted.
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Fresh off his successful performance at Usain Bolt’s Tracks & Records, Wayne Wonder hopped onto the Onstage set to have a chat with Winford Williams. Here he spoke about his success over the years, his “No Letting Go” single from 2003, his experiences as mainstream artist, advice for the young artists, his plans for the future, and his album “My Way“. Good interview, always great to see top artists giving the public giving insights on the mechanics of their careers. It’s never easy but it can be fruitful once done properly. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Today’s episode of Onstage featured an Interview with Reggae artist I-Octane. Having a seat with Winford Williams, Octane spoke about the origin of his current hit, “Gal A Gimme Bun“, his resigning with Digicel Jamaica as Reggae Ambassador, working with companies to ensure his brand is a positive one, and leaving a great mark in the music industry for years to come. He also premiered his “Gal A Gimme Bun” video and previewed a new song. Very good interview, his music video will be featured on the blog very soon. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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