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"What's On 13th Street?" Playlist on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Dancehall #PopMusic #Reggae #HipHop #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Playlist #WhatsOn13thStreet #SpotifyPlaylist #Caribbean

.@RoyWoods, @MasickaMusic, Rani Rastaciti & More Featured In “What’s On 13th Street?”

Posted on August 20, 2026August 27, 2026 by swadedavillain

Since March 2025, we premiered a new weekly Playlist called, “What’s On 13th Street?“. Since then, we have featured over 900 new songs from Artists in and outside the Caribbean. Some are your faves, others are legends in the game, and some newcomers. Please show your support for the Playlist by liking/following it on Spotify, share with your friends regularly, and enjoy!

This week for “What’s On 13th Street?“, Toronto-based Roy Woods shared his Tony Matterhorn-sampled “Set Fire”, Masicka releases his long-awaited “Forever Reign” album, Rani Rastaciti goes viral with “Black Belt”, Merkz keeps up the summer vibes with “Big Beast”, Clive Hunt gets vocal with the “Undeniably Clive Hunt” album, Raw Cashh drops the “Diamond In The Rough” EP, Xkappe shows “Bravey”, Ai Milly releases “Gen4”, Eesah links with the late Bunny Lee for “Sum Ting Nice”, and more.

The “What’s On 13th Street?” Playlist is now available for streaming on Spotify.

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Protoje x Stephen Marley "1000 Lashes" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Protoje #StephenMarley #1000Lashes #SAMO #Filmaica #MusicVideo #Video #Youtube #Caribbean #TAOA #TheArtOfAcceptance #WintaJames

.@Protoje & @StephenMarley Deliver “1000 Lashes” Visual

Posted on August 20, 2026August 26, 2026 by swadedavillain

It has been a while since Recording Artist Protoje made that grand visit to Ethiopia. The trip was a part of his inspiration for his latest album, “The Art Of Acceptance“, and the content that followed not only captured his experiences, but highlight the beauty of the country. We get another glimpse in his latest visual, “1000 Lashes“.

Directed by SAMO and featuring Stephen Marley, Protoje speaks on generational trauma, exploitation, the need for peace, and a better world for our children in “1000 Lashes”. Produced by Winta James, T.Y. Jake, and Universvl, the track is one of the more-loved entrants on “The Art Of Acceptance”. The visual continues to share Protoje’s time in Ethiopia, highlighting the city of Addis Ababa, the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum, and even bringing it back home with shots of the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston. The visual along with previoius releases are definitely fueling the ambitions of many to visit the African nation, and connect with their roots. The Reggae Artist continues to bring the album to more parts of the world, and for those who wish to see him live, stay tuned for updates.

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Clive Hunt "Undeniably Clive Hunt a.k.a. Lizzard" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #UndeniablyCliveHuntakaLizzard #ReggaeMusicn#IconicAzul #LoveInjectionProduction #Album #Caribbean #CliveHunt

Clive Hunt Gets Vocal For “Undeniably Clive Hunt” Album

Posted on August 15, 2026August 24, 2026 by swadedavillain

For over 50 years, Clive Hunt has been a name to know in Reggae Music. His hands crafted sounds for many legendary Artists, built careers, and built a grand legacy. Whoever you name in Jamaican music, Hunt’s name is somewhere in the credits. Still doing the necessary work, he takes the time to put himself on the stage like never before. He steps out with the new album, “Undeniably Clive Hunt a.k.a. Lizzard“.

Featuring 11 tracks, Clive Hunt gets vocal for his new album, “Undeniably Clive Hunt a.k.a. Lizzard”. While he is a great conversationalist, he gets to singing on the album, sharing a side that only a few got a chance to experience. Comprised of songs he has written, co-written, and recorded over the years, he taps into a lot of social commentary, showcasing an extension of his array of skills which includes his production and arrangement throughout with Co-Producer Rowen Johnson for Love Injection Productions. French Recording Artist Yaniss Odua makes an appearance for one track.

At the age of 74, Clive Hunt shows that he’s still strong with the creativity, and along as there is life, anything is possible. Get to know this other side of a Reggae legend.

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Eesah x Bunny Lee x The Aggrovators x Echoslim "Sum Ting Nice" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #Eesah #Echoslim #TheAggrovators #BunnyLee #SumTingNice #MoreThanSpecial #Riddim #DontStayAwayRiddim #1967 #Caribbean

Eesah Taps In With Bunny Lee, The Aggrovators, & Echoslim For “Sum Ting Nice”

Posted on August 13, 2026August 20, 2026 by swadedavillain

It may be Thursday, but Reggae music is an everyday thing. Today we get in the groove with some old that’s made new. The late Producer Bunny “Striker” Lee delivered great music for decades, lending his sound to Artists like Beenie Man, Stranger Cole, Johnny Clarke, Pat Kelly, Max Romeo, Eric Donaldson, Dennis Alcapone, and many more. His work is still celebrated, and recently Eesah paid homage with a “More Than Special” single that’s “Sum Ting Nice“.

Produced by Echoslim who tapped into the sounds of Bunny Lee and The Aggrovators’ “Don’t Stay Away Riddim” along with the Wex! The Master who delivers an outstanding Saxophone performance, Eesah dedicates “More Than Special (Sum Ting Nice)” to that Woman who is “sweeter than honey“. Eesah does justice to the Riddim, delivering a feel-good track that will have the Women blushing. Those familiar with the original “Don’t Stay Away Riddim” featured the classic Phyllis Dillon’s “Don’t Stay Away”, and was later sampled by Artists like The Blackstones for their track “Worried Man“. Something to groove to today, and every day.

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Black Slate "Freedom Time" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #UK #Reggae #Music #13thStreetPromotions #BlackSlate #FreedomTime #BlackStarLiner #1980 #Amigo #OldSchool #OldiesSunday #Oldies #Riddim #Caribbean #EmancipationDay

OLDIES SUNDAY: Black Slate – Freedom Time (1980)

Posted on August 2, 2026August 9, 2026 by swadedavillain

August 1 is recognized as “Emancipation Day“. On that day in 1834, the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 came into force, and various parts of the Caribbean celebrate on that day. On “Oldies Sunday“, we revel in the celebrations through music. For today’s entry, we go back in time to check out British Band Black Slate’s “Freedom Time“.

Released through Ensign/Mercury Records in 1980, the self-produced “Freedom Time” found Black Slate called for the liberation of the people. The song found the Band in celebration mode, anticipating for the arrival of the Marcus Garvey-founded Black Star Line (also popularly known as the Black Star Liner), that will take us all home. The easy-going production helped to amplify the lyrics and melodies throughout, encouraging listeners join in on a special moment. “Freedom Time” was featured on the Band’s sophomore album “Amigo“, and despite not being released as a single, it found its following over the years. The song would add to the album’s success

Since the release of “Freedom Time”, Black Slate continued to release more music, and score a few hits over the years. The Band is still active, and many continue to play their music, including “Freedom Time”.