
Lt. Stitchie, Kaka & Lee Scratch Perry
Over the past few years, Aarhus, a small village in Denmark, has been putting on some of the biggest reggae events in the country. They have hosted the likes of Capleton and Beenie Man in the past and now they’re getting ready for another Jamaican icon; Lt. Stitchie.
This Saturday, February 27th the Jam Link International team, the company responsible for most of the major reggae events in the city, will be hosting a huge concert called Reggae Link Up. The headlining acts for the show are Jamaica’s legendary reggae/dancehall artist, Lt. Stitchie and one of the biggest names in Denmark’s dancehall, Kaka. Both men will be supported by some of Denmark’s most talented artists, namely: Lappa Luma, Mwakenya and Pearl. The event will take place at one of the city’s major concert venues, Voxhall (located at Vester Allé 15, 8000 Aarhus). For more information on this event, persons may visit its facebook page via the following link: https://www.facebook.com/events/1676153519326254
Shortly after the Lt. Stitchie concert, Aarhus will see another legend passing through, as Lee Scratch Perry is set to perform at the same venue on April 12th. Additionally, Aarhus had their first two day reggae festival last year and will be having it again this year.
Jamaican Reggae/Dancehall artist Karamanti will be a guest on the Reggae Ambassadors Radio show today. It is aired on Radio Gold 90.5MHZ in Accra, Ghana from 7PM to 10PM GMT (which is 2PM to 5PM EST). Karamanti will be interviewed by host Prime Eye.
As the governor of the Dancehall continues his 2016 Euro tour, his next stop is in Odense, Denmark at the popular Kansas City Reggae Specials (located at Munkebjergvej 140, 5230 Odense). Lt. Stitchie will join Gambian artist Lappa Luma and Denmark’s own, W.M.P for a night of Reggae and Dancehall. Doors will open at 8pm sharpe and admission is 50Kr.
Grammy award-winning Reggae superstar Sean Paul released another hot new track for 2016. On Friday, February 5, Sean Paul and British singer Jay Sean treated fans to the release of their “Make My Love Go” single. Featuring an upbeat house styled tune, the song is sure to be anyone’s party anthem.
The most talked about artist in St. Ann, Jamaica right now is Osujah Records’ Buss Weh. Though this sing-jay has been making music for some time now, he recently captured the attention of everyone when he released “inna mi long time” on the Bummin Ball Riddim (listen here: 
