Dropping something for the ladies today is Dancehall artist Jami Dread. Titled “Skin 2 Skin“, produced by Mill Vibes Productions on the “2nd Touch Riddim“, Jami speaks on wanting to have some quality time with the ladies and enjoy them in the ways he knows. Look out for more from the Austrian this year as he’s performing at different stops, and might just be at a place (or Island) near you! Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
What do you get when you combine the talents of Bella Blair, the “Ghetto Fabulousness” of Poonchie, and a Riddim? The “Good Gyal Anthem“! Directed by Bella with assistance from Lance Brown, Poonchie proclaims that she is a “Goodie” and represents the “Good Gyal” movement. You didn’t know Poonchie had the skills? Well witness as “she dash it out pon dem“! Is there a Poonchie mixtape in the works? Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Premiering a new video tonight is Recording Artist, Royal Blu. Titled “Here We Go“, this was shot by Yannick Reid and Randy Richards, and directed by Ikem Smith. In the video we get treated to an Elevator performance complete with a backing band, some great visuals of the city, and some dope audio from Royal Blu which was produced by J.L.L. and Jesse Saunders. A song you can cruise to and clean visuals you’ll want to replay many times. Going up? Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
With chart topping hits in Reggae and Dancehall, I-Octane felt it was only right to try out other genres. In his latest project, Octane hails the Island of Barbados with “The Crop Over EP“. Featuring Soca tinged singles, I-Octane wants everyone to move, get on bad, and know that he can fit his vocals over any production. Featuring a collaboration with T. Smallz and production from the likes of DJ Puffy, Peter Coppin, and Gorg, this should be a part of your daily listening to get you ready for “Crop Over“. Check out the EP below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Trampling Babylon with his voice is Reggae artist Ras-I with a new song. Titled “Dread Inna Babylon” and produced by New World Sounds, Ras-I speaks on the issues that his people are facing and promises that “dutty Babylon” will have their day. With a hard hitting production, this sounds like a song you could play at a march with people waving many flags and calling for a change in the country. Keep this on your playlist for International Reggae Day and beyond. Apart from the new music, big up to Artist Triangle for the dope artwork! Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Recording artiste Bad Gal Bambi has released her new single, ‘Standing There’. Produced by Stash Di Cash Records, the single speaks to the issue of infidelity in relationships and how Bambi deals with it. Known for her hit single ‘Bad Gal Forward’ which was produced by Ricky Blaze in 2006, and her work with the famed Spragga Benz and producers such as Jah Snowcone and Salaam Remy, Bambi shared that she is ready to take over!
Her unique sound and style are just a few things to look out for but Bambi shared that she is more than a new sound and a pretty face. She shared “I love Hip Hop, Dancehall and R&B, so I fuse them to create my ideal sound; I believe in being innovative with my music”.
Bad Gal Bambi who is based in Brooklyn, New York is now promoting in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean and hopes to visit the islands soon.
