Veteran singer Marcia Griffiths is hoping to score with her latest single Queen of Paradise. The song is produced by the legendary duo Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare.
‘Queen of Paradise was written for me by Chronixx and it was produced by Sly and Robbie‘, said Marica in a media release.
This isn’t the first time Griffiths has worked with the famed riddim twins. Her 1996 album Land of Love which features the track Stay, was also produced by Sly & Robbie.
Griffiths, who earlier this year signed with the Donsome Booking Agency for representation, continues to score hits on the South Florida and The Foundation Radio Network (TFRN) Reggae charts.
In March, Too Good at Goodbyes, reached number three and number five respectively on the South Florida and TFRN charts. Last year she topped both charts with King of Babylon.
Griffiths recently performed at the Kaya Festival, Oxygen Fete series in Bermuda and the Love and Harmony Cruise.
Jam Link International, the organizers of the annual Aarhus Reggae Festival, has announced that Macka B, the UK based reggae artist, will be the headlining act for this year’s Dancehall Night.
On Saturday, June 23rd, both Agent Sasco and I Octane will perform at Atlanta’s Reggae Summer Jam at the Jolie Event Center (5240 Panola Industrial Blvd.) in Dacatur, Georgia. The men will be supported by Anthony Steele, Blade Supnelse and Palmdan.
Released earlier this year, Style, a catchy dancehall song by New York based recording artist Shootii, is getting steady rotation via some significant platforms in Jamaica.
Artists can start to apply for the 2019 SXSW ‘Showcasing Artist’ slots as of June 25th. Selected artists will benefit from career changing exposure and publicity provided by the amazing mix of influential participants who attend SXSW every year.
Coming on the heels of an exhilarating performance at Sharkies Seafood Restaurant – as part of the ongoing Appleton Estate Signature Nights series – Reggae singer Bugle, over the weekend, unveiled a pair of music videos tackling intimate relationships and the myriad of issues surrounding them.
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