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.@Protoje Goes For Number 7 With “The Art Of Acceptance” Album

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Protoje is a hard worker, and that may be an understatement. For closer to two decades, he has been touring, performing, recording, and connecting with the world, and he’s still true to his role as an Artist. With a catalogue that’s revered globally, it’s a basically a holiday for the fans when he releases new content. With his new album, “The Art Of Acceptance“, it’s going to be a parade.

Consisting of 13 tracks, Protoje makes his 7th album a lucky one in, “The Art Of Acceptance”. The album finds him at his most creative, presenting a project that further cements his status as one of Jamaica’s greats. His lyricism continues to expand, and he shares not only his skillset, but knowledge for those who can pick them out. His sound continues to grow with this album, and his travels definitely brought inspiration. Production on “TAOA” includes the likes of Winta James, Ziah, Manu Digital, and Universvl, for his 7th body of work, he calls up Masicka, Shenseea, Jesse Royal, Stephen Marley, Pressure BussPipe, and Damian “Junior Gong” Marley, a collaboration that many hoped for since album one. Protoje may be older, and the music reflects on that, but his fanbase continues to welcome listeners of all ages. May this new release find you in great spirits.

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Ahead Of His Father’s Birthday, @ZiggyMarley Shares “Many Mourn For Bob”

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This May, it will mark 45 years since the passing of Reggae Icon, Bob Marley. No need to tell it in full, his impact has been one that transcended generations in a number of ways. One of the names that put Jamaican music on the map, the Marley brand continues to thrive through his family, with many members carrying on the legacy, and creating their own. Ziggy Marley, Bob’s first son, continues to carry on the Marley name, and make a name for himself as well. Ahead of Bob’s 81st birthday on February 6, Ziggy shares, “Many Mourn For Bob“.

Co-directed with Zach Weinberg, Ziggy Marley shares a dedication to his Father Bob in, “Many Mourn For Bob”. Joined by his Brother Stephen later on, Ziggy speaks on the impact his Father made, reflect on losing him, and reassures that the legacy will be carried on for the next generation. “Many Mourn For Bob” appears on Ziggy’s upcoming “Brightside” album, which will hit the streams on April 18. Long live Bob Marley!

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.@TheCham Celebrates 3 Decades Of Music With New EP, “Sherlock”

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Dancehall Artist Baby Cham is still giving the people good music, and bringing the vibes wherever he goes. For 30 years, he has his secured as one of Jamaica’s great Dancehall acts. He enjoyed life crossing over to the International market, but he never forgets home. Celebrating his milestone, he released the new EP, “Sherlock“.

Baby Cham pays homage to his community of Sherlock Crescent with the new “Sherlock EP”. The Deejay’s mission with the new project was to entertain and motivate the listener, and he does a good job with the 8 tracks provided. With a catalogue that had him gaining respect in the streets and becoming a sex symbol with the ladies, he puts together a package that is bound to be on repeat for the fans. On the production side, Cham enlists the likes of The FaNaTix, DJ Karim, and Red, while he shares the booth with Stephen and Damian Marley. Baby Cham is one of a number of Artists who celebrate 30 years in Jamaican music, and at this rate, he’ll be around for much longer. It all started in Sherlock.

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.@JahvyAmbassador, Alkaline Take #1 Spot With “Dangerous Youth”

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No matter what the detractors may say, Dancehall Music is still a dominant force. It continues to be a global phenomenon thanks to the many Ambassadors of the genre, and will stay that way for years to come. Dancehall Producer Jahvy of Tru Ambassador Ent. has been a dedicated representative of the culture, and he has enjoyed a vast amount of success over the years. He recently celebrated another milestone thanks in part to Dancehall Artist, Alkaline.

Recently, Jahvy and Alkaline teamed up for the single, “Dangerous Youth”. Another entry in the list of collaborations they have together, “Dangerous Youth” finds the Deejay in his element as one of Dancehall’s big names over solid production. The collaboration quickly gained traction on music streaming platforms, climbing to over 100,000 views on Youtube in just hours. Strong support for the single was expected, but it further solidified its place by taking the #1 spot on the iTunes Reggae Singles chart. The move was deemed monumental as it towered over Bob Marley’s classic single, “Three Little Birds”, Stephen Marley’s “You Don’t Know How It Feels”, iNi Kamoze’s “Here Comes The Hotstepper”, Shaggy’s “Angel” and “It Wasn’t Me”, and Jimmy Cliff’s “I Can See Clearly Now”. Jahvy shared his accomplishment on Social Media with the caption, “#1, doh get e figure wrong”, and shouting out Alkaline as collaborator, and longtime friend.

Jahvy continues to keep his Tru Ambassador Ent. Ship sailing, and with the success of Dancehall Artist 450, and Producers Week.Day and Falconn under his management, there is a lot more ground for him to conquer. He has hinted at a number of developments to come via his Social Media platforms, and he urges fans to stay tuned.

Jahvy and Alkaline’s “Dangerous Youth” is out now on all digital music streaming platforms.

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.@BujuBanton Releases “Born For Greatness” Album

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Buju Banton is more than an Artist. A Jamaican Icon who has solidified his position for decades, nothing could stop him from making great music. Life has been good for him lately, and it’s only right that he steps out with new music. He gives us the new album, “Born For Greatness“.

Featuring 17 tracks, Buju Banton shows us why he is a Jamaican music legend. “Born For Greatness” follows up his GRAMMY-nominated “Upside Down 2020” album, and is a project that shows some of the many sides of the Gargamel. Lyrics are on point as usual here, and Buju cruises effortlessly over production by Stephen Marley, Dunw3ll, Michaël Brun, Jermaine Reid, DJ Khaled, and more. Snoop Dogg, Victoria Monét, and Stephen Marley show up on the album, and delivered greatly with Buju. Buju Banton has given us classics for decades, a few more won’t hurt. Get your speakers ready.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: @ZiggyMarley And The Melody Makers – “Tomorrow People” (1988)

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May is recognized as “Child’s Month“, and we’ll be featuring content where the youth were stars. Today’s Oldies Sunday selection comes from the Marley siblings Sharon, Cedella, Ziggy, and Stephen a.k.a. Ziggy Marley And The Melody Makers with the track, “Tomorrow People“.

Produced by Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth, this was released through Virgin Records in 1988. On the track, Ziggy Marley And The Melody Makers provide some consciousness on this track. With lyrics like “Tomorrow people, where is your past? Tomorrow people, how long will you last?” over great production and energetic vocals, this was a song that made people think, and be entertained. “Tomorrow People” was featured on the group’s 3rd album, the 1989 GRAMMY winning Platinum selling “Conscious Party“. “Tomorrow People” has also been dubbed the “85th Greatest One-Hit Wonder of the 80s” by VH1.

Since the release of “Tomorrow People”, Ziggy Marley And The Melody Makers went on to release a few more albums, scoring 2 more GRAMMY awards, and flying the Marley flag as a group before disbanding in the early 2000s.

thank you Ziggy Marley And The Melody Makers!

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