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NVT3L "Let The Music Play" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Germany #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Natel #NatelMusic #NVTEL #LetTheMusicPlay #HoneyPot2Riddim #HoneyPotRiddim #SillyWalksDisco #SillyWalksDiscoTheque #Caribbean

.@NVT3L Takes On The “Honey Pot 2.0 Riddim” With “Let The Music Play”

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Recently, German Sound System/Production collective Silly Walks Disco released the “Honey Pot 2.0 Riddim“. The Riddim is a revamped version of the classic “Honey Pot Riddim” that featured hits from Chronixx (“Smile Jamaica”), Ginja (“Sweet Killer”), Da’Ville (“One In A Million”), and many others. Inspired by the resurgence of the Dancehall Riddims “Go-Go Club” and “Street Vybz“, “Honey Pot 2.0” was introduced through a Social Media challenge where Artists would record their song on the Riddim, and the best ones would be selected. One of the Artists who was selected was Recording Artist Natel (now using the alias “NVT3L“), and did a number on the Riddim called, “Let The Music Play“.

When it comes to music, it’s always going to be an out of this world experience when the right song plays. NVT3L understands this completely, and shares his love for the music on “Let The Music Play”. To him, the music is a drug that one cannot overdose on, and should be distributed to every corner of the globe. With the “Honey Pot 2.0” injecting nostalgic vibes, we expect NVT3L’s entry to do some damage soon after its official release, and we can see him controlling the crowd with it at the live shows. Get lost in the music today.

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Quan Dajai "Follow Your Heart" ft. Bulby York on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #QuanDajai #BulbyYork #FollowYourHeart #Singer #Caribbean #LCRJMedia

“Follow Your Heart”, And Listen To Quan Dajai

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Quan Dajai Henriques may be a new name on the scene for some, but his face has been on many screens worldwide. Having portrayed a young Bob Marley in the recently-released hit Biopic, “Bob Marley: One Love“, Quan has gained quite the attention, and has been making good use of it. With music in tow, he has been busy recording, and earlier this year released the single, “Brimstone“. He now follows up with, “Follow Your Heart“.

Produced by Bulby York, Quan Dajai shares messages of love in “Follow Your Heart”. Over retro styled Reggae production, Quan melodically delivers a song about a love that is real, loyal, and worth it all. A love that stays strong through the seasons and the challenges that life has in store, is rare, and should be cherished. Rojhay Anderson took on the directorial duties for the Music Video, and it highlights a special kind of love, a Man who believes in love, a Woman who gives and receives that love, and of course some great hair. Quan Dajai secured a place in Film, and looks to capture the world with his music.

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Iba MaHr "Stole My Heart" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #IbaMaHr #StoleMyHeart #MusicVideo #TheInnrCity #JxsseJxmes #KhemaniThompson #Love #Caribbean

.@IbaMaHr Is Smitten In “Stole My Heart”

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That thing called love is something special when done right. When you come across that person, everything feels like the best thing. Reggae Artist Iba MaHr believes in this thing called love, and in “Stole My Heart“, he speaks on his new experience.

Co-Produced by Khemani Thompson and Iba MaHr, “Stole My Heart” finds the Artist smitten by a Woman who has him feeling good all over, and is giving his heart that needed jolt. He speaks on experiencing life with her over smooth production, and we believe it’ll be a favourite for many couples out there. With a Music Video directed by Jxsse Jxmes and starring Maxine Turenne, Iba MaHr plays a Man who is truly in love with his lady, and the onscreen couple ooze a love that many of are experiencing, have yet to experience, or miss experiencing. From dates to spending quality time together, let that love be real and free from deception.

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Thriller Prince "Teach The Children" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #ThrillerPrince #TeachTheChildren #StarTrail #1996 #BaltimoreRiddim #ChildsMonth #RichardBell

OLDIES SUNDAY: Thriller Prince – Teach The Children (1996)

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The Month of May is recognized as “Child’s Month“, and on “Oldies Sunday“, we feature content that highlights former Child Stars in Caribbean music, or music that supported the children. For today’s selection, we look back at Thriller Prince’s “Teach The Children“.

Produced by Richard Bell on the “Baltimore Riddim“, “Teach The Children” was released through the Star Trail label in 1996. The song finds Thriller Prince spreading the message of good parenting, emphasizing raising children in the right way, guiding them to live fulfilling lives, and trodding on the right paths. Thriller melodically delivers over the solid production, and the messages shared are still relevant today. The song gained attention locally and parts of the world, and is a solid one on the “Baltimore Riddim”.

Since the release of “Teach The Children”, Thriller Prince continued to be an active Artist. Under a new alias Izeezi, he continued to release more music, and was recently a part of some performance events in parts of Jamaica. “Teach The Children” is still recognized by some.

Thank You Thriller Prince For This Tune.

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Mortimer "Not A Day Goes By" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Mortimer #NotADayGoesBy #WintaJames #OverstandEntertainment #EasyStarRecords #PeteBeng #LoveSong #Caribbean

Mortimer Shares Video For “Not A Day Goes By”

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War is currently in the air, but there are those who are more focused on things that are important, like their health whether physically, or mentally. Recording Artist Mortimer has experienced plenty in his life, but still standing after all that showcases the strength he possesses. Let him tell you what’s going on in “Not A Day Goes By“.

In a video directed by Pete Beng and conceptualized by Mortimer, “Not A Day Goes By” is the exhibition of a Man who is fighting battles internally, and seeks help from a higher power to overcome it all. From depression, to self-doubt, to heartbreak, to thoughts and attempts of suicide, Mortimer sings for not only many of us who going through these things, but to keep himself above ground in the best way he can. Winta James provides a mellow production to accompany the lyrics, and Protoje’s Camp Habitat is the location for Mortimer’s visual, and safe space. Mental Health is still a growing issue in Jamaica, with many individuals still seeking safe spaces and solutions, we hope there comes a day where we can all be free from these battles.

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Tony Tuff "I'll Have To Get You" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Reggae #Dancehall #Music #13thStreetPromotions #TonyTuff #IllHaveToGetYou #IveGotToGetYou #GGsRecords #PenthouseRecords #AlvinRanglin #DonovanGermain #1980 #1990 #OldiesSunday #Oldies #OldSchool #Caribbean

OLDIES SUNDAY: Tony Tuff – I’ll Have To Get You (1980/1990)

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Recently, the Jamaican music scene, and the music world lost another star. The late Singer Tony Tuff transitioned on April 20, and many fans are still mourning the loss. His career started as a member of The African Brothers in the 1960s before going solo in the 1970s, with a number of hits to his name. Today on Oldies Sunday, we pay tribute to him by highlighting his hit single, “I’ll Have To Get You“.

Produced by Alvin Ranglin and released through GG’s Records in 1980, Tony Tuff had his sights set on a beautiful Woman in “I’ll Have To Get You”. He takes the listener through this story from the day he first laid eyes on her, to finding every way to not only have her full attention, but actually making her his. He shows a keen determination in getting her, and he lists all the qualities that make him attracted to her. The low tempo production on “I’ll Have To Get You” encourages many couples to boogie down in the later part of the dance, and the single quickly became a hit.

The popularity of “I’ll Have To Get You” enabled it to get a second life in 1990 when it was re-recorded and released as “I’ve Got To Get You“. Produced by Donovan Germain and Dave Kelly on the “A Love I Can Feel Riddim” and released through Penthouse Records, Tony Tuff’s hit earned him a new audience, and it secured its own place a 90s hit as the “A Love I Can Feel Riddim” gained popularity. It was allowed Tony to record various Dubplates for the song in the following years

Since the release of “I’ll Have To Get You”, Tony Tuff enjoyed a solo career that found him releasing more music and albums, touring parts of the world until his passing at age 69. The old and new versions of “I’ll Have To Get You” remain some of his most recognized singles.

Thank You Tony Tuff For This Classic! Sleep Well.

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