Known as the God Father of Gospel Reggae & Dancehall in Nigeria, Mbomboyo, who is also a big fan of Lt. Stitchie, recently released his version of “Jehovah.” The original song first came out in 2010 on Lt. Stitchie’s self-produced album, Serious Message. To this day “Jehovah” is regarded as one of the most powerful Gospel songs done by a Dancehall artist.
Mbomboyo’s remake, which he shared with the public only a few days ago, has already gotten thousands of downloads and is in heavy rotation on Gospel radio programs throughout Nigeria. It was produced by King Baseda of Final Mix Entertainment.
Click here to stream and download Lt. Stitchie’s Jehovah and here to listen & download Mbomboyo’s remake.
Jam Link International, the Aarhus based promoter that’s responsible for the annual Xmas Reggae Splash, has announced that this year it will be held on Saturday, December 16 at Casa V58 ( Vestergade 58P, 8000 Aarhus C). The full entertainment lineup will be shared soon, as they are still in the process of finalizing it.
Established dancehall artist Elephant Man will join several other top-tier performers from various genres for the Haitian Food Festival. The event takes place on Saturday, October 28th at the Sunset Cove Amphitheatre (located at 20405 Amphitheatre Circle Boca Raton, Florida), from 4 to 11 PM.
RazzAttack Muzik presents reggae crooner Anthony Red Rose with “Busy Tonight.” Renowned for being one of the first artist to record at the studio opened by King Tubby, the veteran artist has received international success with many singles that eventually became classics. Be sure to add the latest to your collection as it is now available on all digital platforms: 
Lt. Stitchie, who has always been a member of the Grammy Academy, is currently in the process of renewing his membership. As someone that is actively involved in the creation of music (as a song writer, performer and producer), the Governor thinks it’s important to maintain his membership status in such a prestigious organization.
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 