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Ai Milly Finally Shares The “Pretty Girls Like Trap” Project

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Trap Dancehall Artist Ai Milly has been pushing his creativity to the limit this year. For every month, there’s at least a new single or visual content, and he’s not done. Some time ago, he announced that he will be releasing the project, “Pretty Girls Like Trap” a.k.a. “PGLT“. Since then, he released a single of the same name, and singles that would possibly be included on the project. After much time, the highly anticipated project is finally here.

Featuring 20 tracks, the wait is over for Ai Milly’s “Pretty Girls Like Trap”. Milly gives us his version of “Trap Soul” here, and the project finds him tapping into various aspects of his lifestyle. Fans of the Deejay will not be disappointed by the selections as he has something for everyone, and has tapped into various sounds, melodies, and familiar influences from Pop, Rock Music, and Pop Culture throughout. The project was released through DethWrld and Krush Flo Records, and features production from them along with Prod.Carterr, Conni Entertainment, Iconix Beatz, Jayy Sosa, Deemo, Hemton Music, Prod.Presi, and Ajani West. Expect the streaming platforms to stay busy with this one. Straight from the Trap.

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Tonight, Najeeriii Is “Ravin”

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The holidays are upon us, and it’s gonna be an eventful party season. With that said, expect plenty of music to keep you moving. Dancehall Artist Najeeriii is gearing for the season as well, and he looks to hold a vibes in, “Ravin“.

Produced by MXSSIVH and YvngFrezh, Najeeriii is taking on the nightlife in “Ravin”. He shares that he has been busy building behind the scenes, so he’s now scoping out the scene, celebrating his success, and keeping a young lady close. The video, directed by ShotByDeth for Catalog Music Group (CATA), finds “Bob” on the scene with the crew blazing up a few, and interacting with the ladies. Najeeriii has been releasing new music since this past Summer, and has been gearing up to make even more happen before the end of the year. Come hold a vibe to this one.

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Charly Black Holds His Own In “One Chance”

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Dancehall Artist Charly Black has seen it all in his years on Earth, and he makes necessary moves to avoid dire circumstances. With the year he has been having, he’s aiming for a higher elevation. Before he kicks off his “One Chance Music Festival” in Mandeville, he shares the visual for the single, “One Chance“.

Directed by Kenny Gray, Charly Black takes it to the street, and shares his mindset in “One Chance”. He shares that people have done him wrong over the years, and he has conditioned himself to know when to walk away from fake friends, those who have committed acts of deception towards him, and situations that don’t mean him well. Once the true colours are shown once, he’s falling back, and protecting himself. Produced by ZJ Liquid on the “Narcissism Riddim“, “One Chance” has been doing well since its release this past Summer, and Charly has been receiving positive feedback. The Deejay will be hosting the “One Chance Music Festival” in Mandeville, Manchester on December 14, and looks forward to a huge attendance.

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Nigy Boy Will Forever Love The Ladies, Even As An “Old Gyalis”

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Dancehall Singjay Nigy Boy has been enjoying 2024 like never before. From hit singles, to being a double major graduate, to receiving honours from numerous officials and Institutions, a lot has been going on for him. One thing though, he has been scoring high with the ladies, securing the title of “Casanova“. For his latest release, he promises to love the ladies until he’s old and grey in “Old Gyalis“.

Produced by Massive B, Nigy Boy shares his gyalis philosophy in “Old Gyalis”. He shares that while he is young, loving the ladies is easy, and it will continue that way in his old age. From the club to the Nursing Home, he will always make room for the ladies, and give them what they require of him. He emphasizes his philosophy with the Now or Never-directed Music Video, and it’s a party in the Nursing Home when Nigy is around. He has the Grandmas catering to him, and he’s entertaining the whole room. With his selection of gyalis tunes all year, it’s safe to say he will be dominating in 2025. The Grandpa Gyalis has spoken.

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Flippa Moggela Calls Out Broke Dons In “Wah Gwaan Bout Yah Man”

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There are people with money, and then there’s Flippa Moggela. The self-proclaimed “Flossing King” has solidified his place in Jamaican music as one of the richest Dancehall Artists, and his catalogue of “Flossing Music” along with his flashy lifestyle showed people that he could back up his many statements. He had a run in the mid to late 2000s before doing some time behind music. Now enjoying freedom, he’s determined to get his career back to the level of prominence, and has been busy with new music and live performances. Recently, he called out a few fakes in “Wah Gwaan Bout Yah Man“.

Produced by DJ Mac/Flip Money Records, Flippa Moggela gets at fake flossers in “Wah Gwaan Bout Yah Man”. In true “Flossing King” fashion, he stays distant from the “Broke Dons“, and calls out those who like to talk a good game, but their pockets are suffering. The music video following the single features appearances by Dancehall personalities/Entertainers Big Wayne and Walk and Talk, and Flippa is see showing off the riches in various areas, while others are playing pretend in the streets. Good to see Flippa staying active in music in the 2020s after doing some time, let’s see what’s next for him as he builds back his Flossing Empire.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: The Abyssinians – Satta Amassa Gana (1971)

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There are classics, and then there are CLASSICS. On “Oldies Sunday“, we highlight plenty of songs that hold a high place in the History books. For today’s selection, we highlight Roots Reggae group The Abyssinians, and their single, “Satta Amassa Gana“.

Self-produced and released through Clinch Records in 1971, The Abyssinians deliver a song that connects on a deep level with “Satta Amassa Gana”. The song promotes consciousness, spirituality, and aims to unite the people. The title, which means “He gave praise/Give thanks” in Amharic, was almost shelved. Recorded in 1969 at Studio One with the original title “Far, Far Away“, the owner “Sir Coxsone” Dodd didn’t believe it was good enough for release through his label. The group didn’t let that deter them, and they officially released it under a new title 2 years later through their own label. The song would take off quickly in Jamaica, and gave the group notoriety throughout and outside the Island. The song would be featured on their debut album “Satta Massagana” in 1976, an album that many consider a classic Roots Reggae project. “Satta” would go on to be covered a number of times by The Abyssinians, Don Carlos, Tommy Tornado, and most notably, Third World for their self-titled debut album. The song would also be sampled by Jackie Mittoo, Sizzla, Capleton, Shabba Ranks, Isaac Maya, and I Wayne. It would also be adopted by Rastafarian groups as a hymn to be performed during services, and various versions of it were made.

Since the release of “Satta Amassa Gana”, The Abyssinians, consisting of Bernard Collins, and the Manning brothers Donald, Carlton, and Lynford, would enjoy a number of years touring, recording, and releasing music before splitting up, reuniting with different versions of the group, and reuniting with the original lineup over the years. “Satta Amassa Gana” remains a classic, and is revered by many.

Thank You The Abyssinians For This Classic!

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