Lutan Fyah will join Ikaya, Illusion and others on the lineup for the 2020 St. Mary Kite & Food Festival. Set for Easter Sunday, April 12th, the St. Mary Kite & Food Festival will be held at the Buccaneer’s Jerk and Juice in Port Maria, St. Mary.
This is a family event that will kick off at 10:00 AM, and will go until 2:00 AM the following morning. There is a $1,500 JMD entrance fee at the gate.
On Thursday, March 5th, three veteran recording artists – Josey Wales, Admiral Bailey and Quench Aid – will perform at the Jungle Fiah Lounge in the AMC Plaza (Bayside, Portmore, Jamaica).
This is a live band show that will run from 7 to 11 PM. It is sponsored by Appleton Estate.
Jahmiel continues to prove that he is a cut above the rest with his unique flow and delightful visuals.
On February 14th he shared the video for “Kiss My Love Goodbye,” a song featured on the Quantanium Records label. If you have not yet seen the video, click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.
There has been a lot of talk over the past few years regarding the state of dancehall music. Critics have been concerned about the degrading lyrical content from both the trending male and female artists in the genre.
With that being said, it’s a blessing to see veteran female recording artist Lady G back on the scene! For a while now Lady G has been dropping singles on and off, popping up for an interview here and there; but what confirms this come back is her consistency in recent months.
In 2019 Lady G released her debut EP titled “Smile 2.0,” dropped the hit single “Nah Sell Out Me Soul, and embarked on a mini Euro tour. She carried that momentum into 2020 by delivering a solid set at Rebel Salute and now winning a JaRIA Awards.
On Sunday, April 19th, Sizzla Kalonji will be having his birthday party at the Gee Wee Car Park (10A Caledonia Avenue) in Kingston, Jamaica. The event will also double as a bike show, featuring several bike crews.
Music will be provided by King Tafari Sound System, with host Hype Type. There is an admission fee of $1,000 JMD.
After the successful release of the single “Steppa,” Buju and his team have now followed up with the full rhythm driven project. The Steppa Riddim was published on February 28th via his own Gargamel Music label, under exclusive license to Roc Nation.
The Steppa Riddim features new music from Agent Sasco, Bling Dawg, General B, Mitch, Vershon, Nitty Kutchie, Tony Curtis, Delly Ranx, Ghost and of course Buju Banton. Click here to listen and download the project from your favorite digital music platform.
After two successful staging of the event dubbed ‘Our Ting Our Way,’ the organizer, Blakkwuman22 Music, has decided to make it a weekly occurrence. It will now take place every Friday from 7 PM to midnight at 321 1/2 Molynes Road (at the foot of Red Hills, next to the gas station) in Kingston, Jamaica.
‘Our Ting Our Way‘ is basically a gathering of artists, predominantly lyricists, capable of exciting an audience with his or her lyrical prowess. They get together in a small venue and trade bars (lyrics) over various tracks.
This is an open mic event that’s hosted by dancehall artist Karamanti. For additional information persons should email blakkwuman22@gmail.com or WhatsApp 876.402.9301.
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 