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NEW MUSIC: @ChinoMcGregor – Wet Weather Music

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Wet Weather Music

Some rainy nights are needed. Today’s new music comes from “Mr. Ruff-It-Up“, Chino McGregor. Titled “Wet Weather Music” and produced by Di Genius, we hear Chino dropping suggestive lyrics that makes you want to reach for your lover and make things happen. The production is really on point here as it reminds me of Mad Cobra’s “Flex“. Can we have a quick fight so we can have make up sex? Hurry up and come fi the love. Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW MUSIC: @RealJuniorReid x @IamtheKartel x @UncleMurda – Guns Dem Load

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Today’s new music comes from Junior Reid, Brooklyn rapper Uncle Murda and the World Boss Vybz Kartel. Titled “Guns Dem Load” and produced by JR Records, we hear them reaching out to the ghetto youths and letting them know that even though times are hard they don’t have to take the badman route. Ghetto yutes wise up for the world is yours. It’s dread out a road but positive energy is needed. Great hearing three different artists coming together for something good. The song is currently available on iTunes. What do you think of the song? Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW VIDEO: @OnstageTV Interviews @Protoje

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On tonight’s episode of Onstage, Winford Williams had a chat with Reggae artist Protoje. Here he spoke about his recent tours overseas and the effects on the fans, calling out the government on not fully supporting the music culture of Jamaica, the growth of Reggae music worldwide, why he chose a Reggae career, Edna Manley School of the Visual and Performing Arts and his band IndiggNation. Great interview and I like how they both called out the Government and encouraged further growth of Reggae music in Jamaica. What do you think of the interview? Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW VIDEO: @TifaMusic – Lyrically Educated/Nah Play Wid It

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Instead of hitting you one time Tifa now hits you with two videos of her recent hits. Titled “Lyrically Educated/Nah Play Wid It” and directed by RD Studios, we hear Tifa dropping her lyrics while switching into various costumes. Tifa and RD Studios seem to be a great collab and i’m looking forward to more from them as I enjoy the visuals from this. I can’t decide which I like more, Tifa in the Pirate costume or the sophisticated look. Come test me nuh? What do you think of the video? Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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NEW VIDEO: @TifaMusic – Got It Like That

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Today’s new video comes from the Diva herself, Tifa. Titled “Got It Like That” and directed by RD Studios, it starts off with Tifa’s friend getting kicked out by her man only for Tifa to gather her friends and instead of crying and feeling bad they throw a party and celebrate female independence. Featuring cameos from the likes of Miss Kitty, Denyque, Michaela Leeanna and Fashion Enira, this is a very fun video and the cast sure enjoyed making it. That birthday cake was crazy though. What do you think of the video? Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

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#Remember911: @EleDiEnergyGod – The Bombing

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September 11, 2001 will be a day many people will never forget. New York’s famed World Trade Center buildings were destroyed in a terrorist attack which resulted in a loss of many lives and the beginning of a war on terror. While many are remembering the event, Jamaican deejay Elephant Man was one of the few artists that shared their thoughts in the form of a song. Titled “The Bombing” and recorded on the “Martial Arts Riddim“, Ele spoke about the event, how everyone including himself have to be more careful in future travels and hoping that the terrorists were captured. Rest in peace to all who lost lives on that day.

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