Today’s Oldies Sunday selection comes from Reggae artist formerly known as “Yogie“, Courtney John. Titled “I Go Crazy“, this was a Reggae remake of the 1977 Paul Davis song of the same name. “I Go Crazy” was featured on John’s debut album “Miracles” which was released in 2000. The song spoke about John meeting an old lover who he thought he has fully gotten over, only to end up recapturing feelings for her again. Produced by the artist himself, this delivered a beautiful production and recruited great back up singers. Although his first attempt in the entertainment industry started in 1993, “I Go Crazy” was Courtney John’s breakout single with a great music video to match.
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Since tomorrow is a public holiday for many, why not “turn up” from now with RSNY and Christopher Martin’s newest single. Titled “Bout To Turn It Up” and produced by Ranch Entertainment, RSNY and Chris speak on how they’ll be partying away the nights, enjoying moments with their friends and living life to the fullest. Not a bad effort here and it does sound like it will be an anthem for many party goers soon. Oh what a feeling! Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Do you know your real friends? Let Singer J and G-Starr help you to identify them with their new single. Titled “Real Frenz” and produced by Armz House Records on the “Fire Supreme Riddim“, the artists make a dedication to their real friends who have been there through thick and thin with them, and point out those who only know you so they can leech off your benefits. I like this single as I’ve been a fan of Singer J and I’m hoping he drops more songs since surprising many with his part in last year’s “
Yesterday on Hot 97, Reggae artist Chronixx was featured on their Morning Show with Cipha Sounds and Old Man Ebro. Here Chronixx spoke about his style of music, artists he grew up listening to and drawing inspiration from, Reggae’s contribution to Hip Hop, his album “Dread & Terrible“, his upcoming performances, explained the meaning of some of his songs and much more. I like how Chronixx handles his interviews. A very knowledgeable artist and you can tell how Cipher and Ebro are impressed. “Celine Dion is the biggest artist in Jamaica“. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Jamaicans are really everywhere and today Tessanne Chin shows just that. Recently featured in a Clear Scalp & Hair commercial, Tessanne spoke on her journey being an artist and how her determination has brought her great success. It’s great seeing one of our own on such a huge platform and I hope many more acts can achieve this level of fame. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.