Showing posts with label dancehall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dancehall. Show all posts
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Video: Mr. Vegas ft. Alison Hinds - Bruk It Down (Remix)
Tagged:
alison hinds,
bruk it down,
dancehall,
mr. vegas,
music video,
soca
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Vybz Kartel Teachas Pet Episode 1 [video]
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| 4/20 of the Teacha's Pets. Nikita from Trinidad second from left |
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| Nikita (Trini) from Trinidad introducing herself for the first time on Teacha's Pet |
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Tagged:
cvm,
cvm tv,
dancehall,
episode 1,
full episode,
gaza,
jamaica,
jay will films,
nikita,
reality show,
teacha's pet,
teacher's pet,
vybz kartel,
world boss
Positive - Highest Of Heights [muzik video]
T&T's young and vibrant gospel/dancehall (Gospelhall?) singer Positive recently released the music video for Highest Of Heights. It was shot by R.I.C.H. Records own Richard "Richie Righteous" Ishmael in New York City.
Tagged:
dancehall,
gospel,
Highest Of Heights,
joel murray,
local,
music video,
positive
Following music ban, Kartel vows to never visit Guyana again
Internationally acclaimed Dancehall artiste, Vybz Kartel has responded to a ban imposed on him by the Guyana National Broadcasting Association; ensuring none of his songs would ever hit the nation’s airwaves.
The ban was announced yesterday; just over a month after Kartel opted not to show up for a scheduled performance at the government-supported Jam Zone Summer Break show in the Guyanese capital of Georgetown. According to state-owned, National Communications Network spokesman, Martin Goolsarran, Kartel’s music was forbidden from being played on local airwaves given the obscenity & hardcore nature of his lyrics. Additionally, Goolsarran claimed that music from “Di Teacha” offered “nothing positive” to the entertainment industry.
Kartel, real name, Adidja Palmer has broken his silence regarding the indefinite suspension of his music in the South American nation; hinting that the officials are hypocrites for imposing the ban. "It's interesting, especially since that same radio station did a concert with me based on the fact that, and I quote, “The Guyana people don't want to see nobody but you.” Unfortunately, I didn't attend the show and that is the reason why the ban on my music was imposed. With that being said, I care zero about them and their ban because I won't be visiting Guyana ever,” Kartel intimated to the Jamaica STAR.
As for the implications the ban has on Kartel’s relationship with Guyana as a whole, he stated, "I refused to go there before the ban was imposed so that ban wasn't necessary. I banned myself. Big up the Guyanese Gaza fans but I would sooner tour Iraq than go to Guyana.”
Kartel earlier implied that the reason he refused to board a Caribbean Airlines flight to the Jam Zone Summer Break event last month due to alleged death & kidnapping threats made against him by the Guyanese. Two years prior to this, Kartel cancelled another performance in Guyana for similar reasons.
Source
The ban was announced yesterday; just over a month after Kartel opted not to show up for a scheduled performance at the government-supported Jam Zone Summer Break show in the Guyanese capital of Georgetown. According to state-owned, National Communications Network spokesman, Martin Goolsarran, Kartel’s music was forbidden from being played on local airwaves given the obscenity & hardcore nature of his lyrics. Additionally, Goolsarran claimed that music from “Di Teacha” offered “nothing positive” to the entertainment industry.
Kartel, real name, Adidja Palmer has broken his silence regarding the indefinite suspension of his music in the South American nation; hinting that the officials are hypocrites for imposing the ban. "It's interesting, especially since that same radio station did a concert with me based on the fact that, and I quote, “The Guyana people don't want to see nobody but you.” Unfortunately, I didn't attend the show and that is the reason why the ban on my music was imposed. With that being said, I care zero about them and their ban because I won't be visiting Guyana ever,” Kartel intimated to the Jamaica STAR.
As for the implications the ban has on Kartel’s relationship with Guyana as a whole, he stated, "I refused to go there before the ban was imposed so that ban wasn't necessary. I banned myself. Big up the Guyanese Gaza fans but I would sooner tour Iraq than go to Guyana.”
Kartel earlier implied that the reason he refused to board a Caribbean Airlines flight to the Jam Zone Summer Break event last month due to alleged death & kidnapping threats made against him by the Guyanese. Two years prior to this, Kartel cancelled another performance in Guyana for similar reasons.
Source
Tagged:
ban,
dancehall,
government,
guyana,
Jam Zone Summer Break,
vybz kartel
Monday, July 18, 2011
Mavado to perform with Kenny 'Babyface' Edmonds
With his US visa re-instated, deejay Mavado will make his first appearance on US soil at the inaugural Reggae Rhythm & Blues concert, which takes place at Roy Wilkins Park in Queens, New York on Labour Day — September 4.
"This performance by Mavado will be extra special, as it will showcase his musical dexterity and the many sides of David Brooks. Mavado is a rare talent and one of the best we have seen in recent years. He has many great songs and that's the side we are hoping to showcase," explained event organiser and CEO of Irie Jam Media, Bobby Clarke .
Source: Jamaica Observer
"This performance by Mavado will be extra special, as it will showcase his musical dexterity and the many sides of David Brooks. Mavado is a rare talent and one of the best we have seen in recent years. He has many great songs and that's the side we are hoping to showcase," explained event organiser and CEO of Irie Jam Media, Bobby Clarke .
Source: Jamaica Observer
Tagged:
babyface,
dancehall,
entertainment,
Kenny Edmonds,
movado
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
NEW Vybz Kartel compilation to be released!!
"Gal a seh mi pretty like a colouring book"
TAD'S Record is set to release Colouring Book, a compilation of the biggest radio and street anthems of 2011 from Vybz Kartel.
In keeping with Kartel's controversial nature and unrestricted lyrical prowess, the album will feature both the raw and edited versions of 12 of the deejay's hit singles. Colouring Book will hit digital outlets on July 19.
According to Tad's, Colouring Book shows off the many shades of Vybz Kartel, from the playful feel-good anthem Summer Time, and the spiritually uplifting Jah Love We.
The album gets its title from Kartel's controversial single Colouring Book (Tattoo Time Come). Vybz Kartel set off a media firestorm worldwide this year for lightening the complexion of his skin to heighten the colour of his tattoos. On Colouring Book, Kartel thumbs his nose at critics by proudly proclaiming "mi skin pretty like a colouring book".
Colouring Book's production credits include Adidja 'Vybz Kartel' Palmer, Tarik 'Russian' Johnston, Ainsley 'Notnice' Morris, Shawn 'ZJ Chrome' Cabal, and Linton 'TJ' White.
Source: Jamaica Observer
TAD'S Record is set to release Colouring Book, a compilation of the biggest radio and street anthems of 2011 from Vybz Kartel.
In keeping with Kartel's controversial nature and unrestricted lyrical prowess, the album will feature both the raw and edited versions of 12 of the deejay's hit singles. Colouring Book will hit digital outlets on July 19.
According to Tad's, Colouring Book shows off the many shades of Vybz Kartel, from the playful feel-good anthem Summer Time, and the spiritually uplifting Jah Love We.
The album gets its title from Kartel's controversial single Colouring Book (Tattoo Time Come). Vybz Kartel set off a media firestorm worldwide this year for lightening the complexion of his skin to heighten the colour of his tattoos. On Colouring Book, Kartel thumbs his nose at critics by proudly proclaiming "mi skin pretty like a colouring book".
Colouring Book's production credits include Adidja 'Vybz Kartel' Palmer, Tarik 'Russian' Johnston, Ainsley 'Notnice' Morris, Shawn 'ZJ Chrome' Cabal, and Linton 'TJ' White.
Source: Jamaica Observer
Tagged:
compliation,
dancehall,
entertainment,
kartel,
TAD,
vybz kartel
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
JA police looking for Mavado, Bounty Killer- 'Mavado' charged with assault
POPULAR entertainers Rodney 'Bounty Killer' Price and David 'Mavado' Brooks have been named as persons of interest by the Half-Way-Tree Police following an incident outside the Quad Nightclub in New Kingston during the wee hours of Monday, June 13th.
DANCEHALL powerhouses Rodney 'Bounty Killer' Price and David 'Mavado' Brooks reported to the police earlier today in relation to an incident at a popular haunt in New Kingston this morning.
Both were named as persons of interest by the Half-Way-Tree Police following the incident outside the Quad Nightclub which resulted in a member of Mavado's entourage being allegedly shot by a member of the security forces.
The deejays were not wanted for any crimes but were being sought by the cops who wanted to collect statements from them in relation to the shooting. They gave statements and left the station.
The shooting reportedly happened during an altercation which developed after a security guard attempted to search a member of the deejays' entourage.
The injured man was reportedly shot in the stomach and is now in a serious condition in hospital.
Police said the two men, hours later, turned up at the station where Bounty Killer, whose real name is Rodney Pryce, was questioned and released. Brooks was, however, charged with assault occasioning bodily harm and was offered station bail in the sum of $30,000.
He is scheduled to appear before the Half-Way-Tree Resident Magistrate's Court to answer the charge on June 23.
Brooks was last month charged with malicious destruction of property in the St Ann's Bay Resident Magistrate's Court but was later freed after the complainant in the case dropped the matter.
Information courtesy JamaicaObserver.com
Update 18/6/11: Mavado's wounded friend dies and Mavado explains
DANCEHALL powerhouses Rodney 'Bounty Killer' Price and David 'Mavado' Brooks reported to the police earlier today in relation to an incident at a popular haunt in New Kingston this morning.
Both were named as persons of interest by the Half-Way-Tree Police following the incident outside the Quad Nightclub which resulted in a member of Mavado's entourage being allegedly shot by a member of the security forces.
The deejays were not wanted for any crimes but were being sought by the cops who wanted to collect statements from them in relation to the shooting. They gave statements and left the station.
The shooting reportedly happened during an altercation which developed after a security guard attempted to search a member of the deejays' entourage.
The injured man was reportedly shot in the stomach and is now in a serious condition in hospital.
Police said the two men, hours later, turned up at the station where Bounty Killer, whose real name is Rodney Pryce, was questioned and released. Brooks was, however, charged with assault occasioning bodily harm and was offered station bail in the sum of $30,000.
He is scheduled to appear before the Half-Way-Tree Resident Magistrate's Court to answer the charge on June 23.
Brooks was last month charged with malicious destruction of property in the St Ann's Bay Resident Magistrate's Court but was later freed after the complainant in the case dropped the matter.
Information courtesy JamaicaObserver.com
Update 18/6/11: Mavado's wounded friend dies and Mavado explains
Tagged:
Bounty Killer,
dancehall,
entertainment,
jamaica,
Katt Williams arrested,
movado
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
International Reggae And World Music Awards (IRAWMA) 2011, POS, Trinidad
The 30th International Reggae and World Music Awards (IRAWMA) will be coming to the Caribbean region this year. The 2011 staging of the awards is to be held at the National Academy of the Performing Arts in Port of Spain, Trinidad on May 28. Topping the list of nominees this year is Reggae artiste Gyptian, who is nominated in eight categories. Machel Montano, Trinidad and Tobago's King of Soca and recent winner of the Soca Monarch and Road March titles, is also nominated. He is nominated in seven categories. Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley is also nominated in seven categories while legendary producers Sly and Robbie received six nominations. Dancehall artiste Vybz Kartel received five nominations. Other multiple nominees include Jah Cure, Beenie Man, Elephant Man, I-Octane, Queen Ifrica, Shaggy, Rihanna, Nicki Minja, Tarrus Riley, Third World, Gramps Morgan and Marcia Griffiths. The celebrations will continue on May 29, with a concert of the nominees and winners, Reggae meets Soca and Chutney, at the Queens Park Savannah also in Port Of Spain Trinidad.
See http://www.irawma.com for more information.
Tagged:
awards,
calypso,
damian marley,
dancehall,
entertainment,
gyptian,
irawma,
machel montano,
reggaeton,
soca,
vybz kartel
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
Monday, April 04, 2011
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