Emerging reggae artist, Kappo, has released the official video for his fast rising track, “sensimillia.” In the video, Kappo indicated which side he is on in the ongoing conversation about the legalization of ganja, particularly on the island of Jamaica. He and his team made it a point of duty to include a scene which shows them publicly demonstrating for the acceptance of marijuana.

Several clips in the video were shot in Westmorland (in Jamaica), one of the parishes known for growing cannabis in abundance. Following the video shoot, Kappo had this to say: “I think the decriminalization or legalization of marijuana is of much importance. If you look around you’ll see other countries gravitating towards this, especially for medicinal purposes, so we as Jamaicans need to also make a move in this direction.”

The song “Sensimillia” is now getting serious rotation on reggae platforms worldwide. The reviews from experienced, established reggae DJs (based in different parts of the world) are overwhelmingly positive. Since its release, Kappo has been extremely busy doing interviews, dubs, appearances etc. Several members of his team believe that the release of the official video will now intensify his schedule and possibly propel him further in the music industry. Watch the video direct from Kappo’s YouTube channel.

“Here I am” is taken from the new Reggae Gospel Album “Ride Out your Storm” by recording artist George Nooks. The official release date for this album is June 17th, 2016. It will be available on iTunes, Amazon, Juno and all other digital carriers. There will also be physical copies of the album. “Ride Out your Storm” features spiritual songs like, Here I Am, He Touched Me, Broken Vessel, Precious Moments, Nobody Knows, God Will Take Care, and his hit single Ride Out Your Storm. The Executive Producers of this album are Tad Dawkins, and Tad Dawkins Jnr. with production credits going to George Nooks.

TRACK LISTING:
1. Here I Am
2. Nobody Greater
3. Precious Memories
4. I Remember Mama
5. God Will Take Care
6. Ride Out Your Storm
7. Broken Vessel Remix
8. I’ve Lost My Way
9. Rugged Cross / He Touched Me
10. My Sweet Lord
11. Father I Love You featuring Richie Stephens
12. Can’t Even Walk
13. Love Lifted Me
14. I’m Depending On You
15. Redemption Medley

STREAM  “George Nooks – Here I Am” NOW – ALL DEVICES

VP Records is paying homage to the late, great reggae legend, Dennis Brown, with an extensive tribute album entitled, “We Remember Dennis Brown.” The compilation features several of his timeless hits covered by some of reggae and r&b’s most renowned artists today. Each song was re-produced by Jamaican legend Clive Hunt with his all-star team of musicians to give every song an authentic yet fresh feel. “We Remember Dennis Brown” can be purchased from iTunes or by contacting VP Records.

TRACK LISTING:

Iba Mahr, Jesse Royal, Keznamdi, Chronixx, Exco Levi, Kelissa, Jahmiel, Kabaka Pyramid & Rockaz Elements – I Need Your Love (Rasta Children)
Bushman – Don’t Want To Be No General
The Green – Promised Land
Raging Fyah – Milk and Honey
Christopher Ellis – Created By The Father
Mutabaruka & Marla Brown – Words of Wisdom
Chino – Melting Pot
Yahsha – The Existence Of Jah
Jamelody- Halfway Up, Halfway Down
Freddie McGregor – Little Village
Mykal Rose – Easy Take It Easy
Jah9 – Bloody City
Richie Spice – Wolves and Leopards
Shuga – Black Liberation
VP Hit Team – To The Foundation
Romain Virgo – Caress Me
Marsha Ambrosius – Have You Ever
No Maddz – Rocking Time
Maxi Preist – Love Me Always
Jamelody & Ikaya – Love Has Found Its Way
Sanchez – Your Love Got A Hold On Me
Katchafire – If I Had The World
Etana – Should I
Jah Cure – Ghetto Girl
Christopher Martin – Baby Don’t Do It
Gyptian – How Can I
Ikaya – For You
Dalton Harris – No More Will I Roam
Jah Vinci – Money in My Pocket
VP Hit Team – Silhouette

It will be a ‘spicy’ affair on Friday, June 24 when Riddim-Don Magazine kicks off the first in its monthly series ‘Unplugged’.

The event which takes place at the Mingles Night Club, 4012 Boston Road, Bronx, New York will see Richie Spice being up close and personal with his fans.

The singer who comes with lot of hits songs including Brown Skin, Youth Dem Cold, The World Is A Cycle, Righteous Youths, Jah Never Let Us Down and his two super popular Earth A Run Red and Grooving My Girl.

Richie Spice – one of the Bonner brothers siblings which include Spanner Banner and Pliers is no stranger to stage and over the years he has shown that he has just what it takes to hold his audience captive.

Come June 24, his fans can expect a first class performance from him.
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