After causing quite some controversy last year, what does 2015 have in store for Alkaline? Tonight on Onstage he spoke on being public enemy #1, his absence from Sting 2014, focusing on his career and claiming to being above many of his musical peers, avoiding clashes, “Vendetta“, his performance at Reggae Sumfest 2014, his new look, his debut appearance in the US and more music. Despite being a target in Dancehall, Alkaline continued to make a name for himself worldwide. You can’t help but respect that. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Dropping another one of his mash ups is Toronto based DJ Fella. Titled “Plans Fi Yuh“, this utilizes Singer Kim Kelly’s “Plans Fi Yuh” and Alkaline’s “Touch You“. A good effort here from DJ Fella as these two songs have been quite popular in Dancehall circles. Looking forward to more Mash ups. What do you think? Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Dropping sexually explicit lyrics is the “Problem Child“, Alkaline. Titled “Everyday” and produced by Ever Strong Records on the “Gal Kraze Riddim“, Alkaline speaks about the lady who’s on his mind often, how she affects him and how he wants to do crazy things with her. This single will do its rounds thanks to the hook and despite the controversies, Alkaline still has a great following. What do you think of this song? Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.