Dancehall recording artist Jahmiel has been very busy lately. Since the start of the global pandemic he has been dropping a new song, and / or video, almost on a weekly basis.
Though all his releases are good, his latest project, “Return,” is probably the hardest we’ve gotten from him to date. Check it out here and judge for yourself.
Though it was shared a day late, Busy Signal‘s video for “Jamaica Jamaica” is spot on. The song, which is on the Maximum Sound Productions label, was officially released on June 5th, and it accurately outlines everything about the little island known as the rock.
In the video, Signal and his team did a good job capturing the right shots, matching the lyrics word for word. Click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.
As promised, Agent Sasco has delivered the remix to his summer hit “Loco.” The revised version features dancehall artist Bounty Killer and reggae lyricist Kabaka Pyramid.
Click here to stream and download “Loco Remix” from your preferred music platform.
The newest release from Patriotz Muzik is a sincere dancehall record titled “Signs Of The Time.” The song is performed by Patriotz head man Jahmiel, alongside the anointed sing-jay Bugle.
The song is now available on all digital music platforms, and the official video has been uploaded to Jahmiel‘s YouTube channel.
A few hours ago Runkus uploaded the official video for his single “5Gs,” which features Jesse Royal, Royal Blu, Kabaka Pyramid and Munga Honorable.
Click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.
Dancehall artist Shane O, who always encourages his musical colleagues to aspire to be better, has just shared the official video for his single “Menace.” The visuals, much like the audio, tells the story of a bully who’s constantly picking on a specific youth in the community.
Click here or on the image above to watch the video, and remember to like, comment and share.
And the winner is… “I Am A Jamaican” by Buju Banton.
Since it was announced earlier in the year that several established artists have entered the 2020 Festival Song Competition, there were some opposition from persons who felt that the platform should be reserved for new or emerging talents. Those talks quickly disappeared once the masses heard all the songs.
The fact is that the more known artists did not assume that their name recognition would give them the prize. Instead, they contributed quality records that celebrated Jamaica and its people just as the younger talents did.
Fast forward to where we are now, at the end of July, and the public have decided that Buju Banton‘s “I Am A Jamaican” is the best among this year’s finalists.
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 