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Bella Blair "Shine" EP on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #BellaBlair

.@TheBellaBlair Takes A Moment To “Shine” With New EP!

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She has worn a few hats over the years from Comedienne to most recently Mother, but Bella Blair is back today to wearing the hat of a Recording Artist. She gave us songs that cover everything from the “Hot Gyal” life, to putting the spotlight on Domestic Violence, to national pride, and the world enjoyed them all, and anticipated more. The wait is over however as she makes her return with the new project, the “Shine” EP!

Released through UpRize Music and featuring 5 tracks, Bella Blair makes the wait worth your while as she shows that her sound is as fresh as ever. With Kevon “Webbo” Webster at the production helm, Bella has something for the lovers, the dreamers, the stoners, and those who have been longtime fans of her music. The EP follows up her 2018 “AURA” EP, and we look forward to Bella giving us a full project in the future. Get your ears ready.

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Lee "Scratch" Perry's "People Funny Boy" from 1968 on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #LeeScratchPerry #Reggae

OLDIES SUNDAY: Lee “Scratch” Perry – People Funny Boy (1968)

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Today, the world has lost another Icon. Today, the LEGENDARY Lee “Scratch” Perry has transitioned to the big street dance in the afterlife. He is not only the “The Upsetter” or the “Super Ape“, but he is the FATHER of many styles that you have grown to love. His creativity knew no bounds, and his catalogue is unmatched. The “Mad Genius” breathed life into the careers of many, and we will honour him. Today’s Oldies Sunday selection showcases that he has BEEN the legend, even when he was in conflict. Today’s selection is “People Funny Boy“.

“People Funny Boy” was released through Lee “Scratch” Perry’s Upset Label in 1968. This was Lee’s first major single, and it featured the use of Sampling (a baby crying), something that is widely popular today. While notable for those, this was also a diss track aimed at the late Producer Joe Gibbs whom Lee had disagreements with. Lee was recording with Gibbs at the time, but they fell out over finances, and Lee would share some of his grievances in the song in a way listeners would easily relate to. This was Lee’s second track of its kind as he also had conflict with the late “Sir Coxsone” Dodd in 1967, and released a diss track towards him called, “Run For Cover“. “People Funny Boy” saw Lee selling 60,000 records, and helped to bring his name to various circles. He would go on to have an amazing recording and production career for decades filled with unique moments and milestones until his sudden death earlier today. Remember the GREAT Lee “Scratch” Perry, an Icon forever!

thank you lee “Scratch” perry. Sleep well.

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Complex Ricki - "Catching Feelings Might Hurt You" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica

.@ComplexRicki Hangs Out With The Girls In “Catching Feelings” Video

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Recording Artist Complex Ricki returns with new content, and she continues to show that there is no limit to her style and creativity. Having released her “Catching Feelings Might Hurt You” single in 2019, fans have been awaiting an official music video for the track. Ricki finally satisfies those cravings by releasing the visual.

Directed by Bolo, Complex Ricki reflects on a past relationship that had some bad moments. She shares the saying, “Catching feelings might hurt you…” in order to avoid history repeating itself. In the video however, she can be seen putting on her best fit to hang out with her friends. Whether they’re taking selfies, eating Pizza, or having fun in the street, we’re glad Ricki finally put this out. One of the more unique Artists coming in the past few years, Complex Ricki aims to stand out with not only her music, but with her fashion sense as well. We’ve featured her before, and we mentioned her as an Artist to watch a couple years ago. Get familiar.

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UK Singer Alana Sukul drops new single, "Closer" on 13thStreetPromotions.com

Alana Sukul Gets Caribbean Inspiration For New “Closer” Single

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We all need new music, you can’t deny it. We got a new entry today from all the way in South West London courtesy of upcoming Artist, Alana Sukul. She made waves thanks to her official debut single, “Be Friends“, and she looks to put her name everywhere. Having a Caribbean background by the way of Guyana, she looks to let it influence her sound and connect with many. Having been recording and releasing tracks since the age of 16, the global pandemic has caused her to revamp her sound, and it has been working ever since. We tune into her latest single, “Closer“.

Featuring a Dancehall-tinged sound provided by SIGHOST, Alana Sukul steps out with Pop/R&B track that is sure to change your mood for the better when you hit “play“. The track finds Alana getting close to someone, and it turns out to be a great experience as the world slows down when they connect, and all bad things and people cease to exist. The track is much faster paced in contrast to her debut, and has us guessing with what’s on her schedule for the follow up. Her delivery holds your attention, and you can’t help but get closer, and get lost in her voice. Alana Sukul has been gaining a lot of love in recent times, and we believe she’s here to stay. Big up the UK/Guyana connection!

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Bahamian Recording Artist Padrino releases "Right Here" on 13thStreetPromotions.com

Padrino’s “Right Here” Is The Feel Good Love Song You Need!

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Bahamian Recording Artist Padrino has been steadily elevating in his own lane for many years. From releasing great singles, to producing and writing for other Artists, he has been gaining attention from many around the world, including some very prominent names. Not letting his foot off the gas, he has been consistently dropping new music, and has plans to do even more. Today, we get to check out one of his latest releases, “Right Here“.

Produced by Attomatic Records/Dynasty Entertainment Group on the “A Letter To You Riddim“, Padrino puts pen to paper, and with a lil inspiration from SVW’s classic single, “Right Here“, and Michael Jackson’s timeless “Human Nature” single, we get a song that’s definitely for the lover in you. With some great vocals delivering the well penned lyrics, Padrino may have found his next hit as we know this will be a repeater for many who in love, or celebrating love. It’s a serious thing when a man loves a woman. Play this at a high volume!

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Yabby You a.k.a. Vivian Jackson - Deliver Me From My Enemies (1977) on 13thStreetPromotions.com

OLDIES SUNDAY: Yabby You – Deliver Me From My Enemies (1977)

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In today’s world, many are unsure of who really has their backs. Regardless, we have to trust in a higher power. Today’s Oldies Sunday selection comes from the great Yabby You with the track, “Deliver Me From My Enemies“.

With Yabby You handling the production and released through Grove Music in 1977, “Deliver Me From My Enemies” is Yabby’s way of asking God for protection from those who wish to endanger him. He utilizes Psalm 143:8-10 throughout the song through a chant like delivery, and the sounds that accompany makes it for a very spiritual listen. The track was featured on his album of the same name in 1977. Born Vivian Jackson, he had a rough upbringing due to poverty, and after experiencing severe Arthritis at age 17, he became partially crippled. He found himself hustling in the streets for quite some time before finding success with the single, “Conquering Lion”. From there, he became known in various circles, and recorded and produced for many upcoming and established Artists. He passed away in 2010 from a Brain Aneurysm.

THANK YOU YABBY YOU!

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