#1 Description – Inspiiyad – Inspiiyad Muzik
#2 Smile Today – Hezron – Tads Records
#3 Caribbean Vacation – Fancy D. – Zenith Zone Records
#4 Love Is Where You Find It – Asante Amen – 1 Harmony Muzik
#5 Breathe – Ch4se
The above chart airs on Disc-Jock Redeem‘s Positive Vibrations radio show on BoBo 89.1 FM in the Cayman Islands each and every Saturday at 6:00 p.m. (CST), with rebroadcasts on Movements I Radio on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. (CST), and One Harmony Radio on Tuesdays at 5:00 p.m. (CST).
Trending gospel-dancehall artist Prince Saj has just shared a new single called “Fully Authorize.” As is the case with his previous releases, this song is as hard as it gets, while simultaneously being inspirational and, yes, 100% gospel.
“Fully Authorize” was recorded on Rvssian‘s Dutty Money Riddim. If you have not yet heard it, click here or on the image above to check out the visuals, which were uploaded on September 10th, and remember to like, comment, and share.
Anticipation continues to grow for the 2024 Falmouth Reggae Festival, which will be on Friday, October 4th and Saturday, October 5th at the Princess Pavilion & Gyllyngdune Gardens (41 Melvill Road) in Falmouth, United Kingdom.
The event will have street food, merch tables, vendors, and live music performed on three stages. Some of the acts that will be passing through are Kabaka Pyramid, Linval Thompson, Da Fuchaman, Revelation Roots, Royal Marx, and many more. Click here for tickets.
The upcoming Garvey One Destiny Concert, which will take place at the National Arena (Arthur Wint Drive) in Kingston, Jamaica, on Sunday, October 20, 2024, will feature a diverse artist lineup, covering gospel, reggae, dancehall, and ska.
With support from the Jamaica National Group (JN), the event will see the likes of Sizzla Kalonji, Beenie Man, Jahshii, Queen Ifrica, Nesbeth, Bongo Herman, Candy Isaacs, Gem Myers, Nana EQ, Lutan Fyah, Fab 5, and DJ Powa hitting the stage. Starting time is 5:00 p.m.
General admission is J$7,000, while VIP is J$8,500. All proceeds will support the Marcus Garvey in Schools Foundation.
UK-based fans and supporters of dancehall legend Bounty Killer are psyched after learning that the deejay will be doing two major shows in Britain this November.
The first is the Legends of Legends concert happening at the OVO Arena in Wembley on Sunday, November 17, which will be jointly headlined by both Beenie Man and Baby Cham. A few days later, on Sunday, November 24, Bounty will perform at the Forum (52-54 Dale End) in Birmingham. Here he will be supported by his longtime friend and colleague Richie Stephens, as well as emerging artist Wilful Skilful.
With his ongoing weekly commitments here at home (Jamaica) plus his overseas engagements, it goes without saying that Bounty maintains a busy schedule. Keep in mind that in addition to his public appearances, he continues to record and release new music. As a matter of fact, one of his recent releases, Ball A Roll, produced by Pandemic Records & Ent. LLC, is now trending, and depending on how big it gets, it may further exacerbate his already pressed agenda.
Watzh You Frenz Records presents “It’s OK,” a new dancehall single penned and performed by independent recording artist and producer Rajah Dalla, who is also co-founder of the aforementioned imprint. “It’s OK” is a love song in which Rajah Dalla expresses his feelings for the lady in his life. It was released on September 1, 2024, and can be streamed and downloaded from all music platforms.
Accomplished veteran dancehall deejay Lt. Stitchie, who has given us over twenty albums covering two genres (gospel and reggae-dancehall), written and released a book called The Power of Determination, and won numerous accolades as a music professional, is regretfully in dire straits.
In the last quarter of 2023, his fans and supporters began to notice that he was exhibiting stroke-like symptoms. Not knowing what to make of it, people began to make speculations. Stitchie subsequently withdrew from public events, resulting in even more conjectures about his health and wellness.
Sadly, months later, we are all learning that he has recently suffered a severe brain hemorrhage that has left him unresponsive. What’s more, his family is seeking financial help to cover the costs of his transfer, medical care, and living expenses in a long-term care facility. To that end, they have started a GoFundMe page to raise money in aid of Stitchie’s rehabilitation journey.
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 