The chemistry between the production team at Chimney Records and dancehall artist Jahmiel is palpable on the just released single, Third Eye. The hardcore dancehall song and video is already trending on YouTube with his fans lauding him for its presentation and message.
“Buckle dung win aready – too late man a king aready.” The preceding is a line taken from Third Eye. Click here or on the image above to watch the video and remember to like, comment and share.
At the beginning of December, 80s hip-hop group Arrested Development released their album: For the FKN Love. The project, which is on the Vagabond Productions label, has a total of 17 tracks and several features.
A few days ago Speech, the front man for the group, uploaded a brand new video for Never Had Your Back; track number 3 on the record. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.
This past Friday, Dominique Jones – Doe – released her highly anticipated new single: When I Pray. The record is the testimony of countless believers who, through their orisons, turn to God in both good and bad times.
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On Sunday October 17, 2021, the small island of Jamaica was rocked with news that a man – Kevin Smith, who has been successfully posing as a pastor for many years – was engaged in human sacrifice at his place of worship. The self-styled prophet, who was subsequently taken into custody along with 41 members from his congregation, had apparently been living a lavish lifestyle with monies stolen from his congregants.
It is this, and similar reports, that have led reggae-gospel singer Derrick Scott to reshare his tune False Preacher. The song is featured on his independently produced Gospel Truth album, released in 2018. As the name implies, Scott‘s False Preacher brings to light the unrighteous, impious, disrespectful and Godless lifestyle of the many fake pastors, not just in Jamaica, but all over the world.
To properly reintroduce the record, Derrick Scott and his team shared its brand new lyric video at the end of December. In it they showed clips of the aforementioned disgraced and now diseased Smith; David Taylor, the American pastor accused of running his multimillion-dollar church as a cult; and a lesser known African church leader who was arrested in Europe for robbing the church’s tithes and offerings.
Because of the tune’s subject matter and with consideration that the earlier mentioned incident is still fresh in the minds of many Jamaicans, False Preacher lyric video is getting non-stop rotation on some of the biggest networks in Jamaica.
As for Scott, though he is happy that the tune now has a wider audience, he’s making it clear that his real desire is to get the message out so that the perpetrators repent and the victims are not seriously hurt.
On Saturday, February 26th, newcomer NobodyGHY will host his debut concert at Scripture Cathedral – 7610 Central Avenue – in Landover, Maryland. He has invited a couple of heavy weights to join him: Grammy nominated Canton Jones and the man of the moment 1kphew.
That said, Saint, Marquis Dolford and Misfit.K are also confirmed to perform; and Jamal Roberts, Kurt Carr and Tiya Askia will serve as co-hosts. This show is schedule to begin at 7pm local time, and general admission is $15 USD while VIP is $20. Get tickets here.
Jamaican reggae singer Little Hero has kicked off 2022 with a powerful new tune titled Heart of Kingston. The song is the lead single for Donglez Records’ upcoming compilation with the same name.
On the track Little Hero conveys the sentiments of so many Jamaicans living in Kingston who are grappling with the high murder rate. “mi live in the heart of Kingston and a God a guide our home – is only God alone – can guide us through this danger zone.” The preceding are lyrics sung by Hero.
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If it’s reggae or dancehall; singing or deejaying; on the track by himself or in collaboration with another artist, Capleton – also known as King Shango – is truly unstoppable.
I was reminded of Capleton‘s greatness after I heard his latest single: Unstoppable, done with fellow St. Mary artist Ffurious. On this one the hardcore Rastafarian did the singing, allowing Ffurious to manage the tasks of deejaying.
After listening to the inspirational song several times I found myself wondering why doesn’t Capleton sing more; but then again, he is so incredibly captivating as a deejay. In order to appreciate what is being said I suggest you check out Unstoppable for yourself. Click here or on the image above to watch the official video and remember to like, comment and share.
