After being at odds with Reggae artist I Octane over who should close down Reggae Sumfest, Mr. Vegas stepped on the Onstage set to speak his mind with Winford Williams. Here he spoke about not having a “war” with I Octane, his thoughts on artists closing down Sumfest and the media not giving other artists who’ve done so before any major attention, thoughts on Reggae artist Chronixx, introducing his artist Latty J, Vybz Kartel’s incarceration, Bounty Killa, and his upcoming Sumfest performance. I liked that Onstage got both sides to this “beef”, I know both will do their best at the event. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Magnum Vixens is a new reality series that is featured on CVM TV every Friday at 9:30 PM. Here 24 girls are competing to be selected in a final 12 to become a Magnum Tonic Wine Vixen for one year. Directed by JayWill (Who also did Vybz Kartel’s “Teacha’s Pet”), Magnum brings to the screen a dash of beauty, sex appeal and style that consumers are familiar with via their calenders and roadshows. Check out episode 4 of the show below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Quilt is a Performing Arts group from Jamaica and today they represent the Island in the 2014 Contacting The World Finale event held in Manchester, England. Contacting The World showcases Performing Arts from all over the world. Check out the live stream below and share your thoughts in the comments section. Good luck Quilt!
Dropping some gangsta Jamaican Hip Hop today is artist Gully Cash. Titled “Somebody Gotta Die” and produced by Fo5ifth Productions, we hear Gully speaking on the gangsta life he lives, he and his team plotting to take out their foes, and just letting you know he’s nice with the lyrics. This is first offering off his upcoming “Trill A Yaad” project that has been in the works for a while and it sounds like it’ll be a banger. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
