Released at the end of April, the visuals for Go Freddie Go takes viewers on a journey through the career of veteran reggae artist, Freddie McGregor. It shows clips and pictures of his past accomplishments as well as fans and supporters encouraging him to remain steadfast on his musical journey.
The Big Ship captain is seen on the water driving a boat and performing the song with conviction. Click here or on the image above to watch the video and remember to like, comment and share.
What do you get when one of hip-hop’s baddest lyricist collaborate with one of the best producer in the game? The answer my friends is Streams of Thought Vol. 1. That’s the name of Black Thought’s new EP, which was produced by none other than 9th Wonder.
The project comes courtesy of Human Re Sources. It has five tracks and features appearances by Rapsody, KIRBY and Styles P. Click here to check it out.
Wayne Wonder is back and wasting no time blazing the trail all over again with the release of the summer Banger “Yes Goodie.” Hotly tipped to be the next big offering from the internationally acclaimed artist, the track is already resonating well with its listeners in a major way.
The fire filled jam is set to be a firm fixture in the dance and will no doubt be taking over the airwaves on both the local and international scene. The track is produced by Locke City Music Group and is featured on the Double Digit Riddim.
On May 25th, Jahmiel, who is currently one of dancehall’s most sought after artist, shared the official video to his song, Winning. The self acclaimed ‘great man,’ appeared very relaxed in the video while clearly demonstrating that he is indeed winning.
Winning was produced by Tru Ambassador Entertainment and distributed by Zojak Worldwide. The video was directed by Warrior Films JA. Click here or on the image above to watch the official video.
‘Hungry Days’ is laced with a heavy, rootsy baseline and Bengali drums. There is also a solid groove of acoustic guitar melodies that swings into the mix. Sheldon’s melodious voice is heard in the first line but he moves from smooth to a harsher DJ sound with lyrics relatable to an everyday human story.
The song speaks to social inequalities and political injustices faced by the poor, linking back to the colonial days. He cites the need to break through those mental constraints in order to emerge triumphantly.
After creating quite a buzz on both the local and international reggae circuit with her trending single Mr. Player Man, Ruach Ru has finally took time out to shoot the official video for the song. It was directed by Rael Emmanuel of Two Fold Creative Studios (11Fold), with Milton Vanna doing the editing and Sharae Winn taking credits for the still images.
The visuals for Mr. Player Man gives viewers a sneak peak inside the life of a “player.” Shot over four days, the video will feature actor and actresses: Derrick Levi, Shania Williams, Shelly Ann Hurde and Shantal Swayers.
It is currently being edited and should be released in approximately two and a half weeks.
See below, letter from America’s 45th President, Donald J. Trump, regarding National Caribbean American Heritage Month.
During Caribbean-American Heritage Month, we honor America’s long-shared history with our neighbors in the Caribbean and celebrate the Caribbean Americans who have enriched our Nation.
Caribbean Americans embody the American spirit, with their talents and hard work contributing greatly to America’s economy. They protect our citizens as law enforcement officers, serve our communities as public officials, and mentor our country’s young people as educators. Through their tremendous athleticism and determination, they have brought pride to the hearts of the American people as members of numerous U.S. Olympic teams. Their leadership and resolve have made incredible contributions to our society.
As trailblazers, Americans with Caribbean roots have sewn their own unique thread into the fabric of our Nation. Dr. William Thornton, a native of the British Virgin Islands, designed the United States Capitol and is generally considered the first “Architect of the Capitol”. Jean Baptiste du Sable, the first permanent resident of Chicago, was born in Haiti. Widely recognized as the “Founder of Chicago,” his prosperous trade settlement has become one of the most iconic cities in the world.
This month, we acknowledge the numerous contributions of Caribbean Americans to our Nation, including those of the more than 4 million Caribbean Americans who live in the United States today. We are also deeply grateful to the many Caribbean Americans who have served or are currently serving our country as members of our Armed Forces.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, DONALD J. TRUMP, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim June 2018 as National Caribbean-American Heritage Month. I encourage all Americans to join in celebrating the history, culture, and achievements of Caribbean Americans with appropriate ceremonies and activities.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this thirty-first day of May, in the year of our Lord two thousand eighteen, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and forty-second.
DONALD J. TRUMP
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 