Trip Lee has just uploaded the director’s cut for three videos from his latest album, The End. The ten-minute video, presented as a medley, is for: Supernatural, Stone and Right Out The Gate.
According to his team, the visuals were designed to tell the story of Trip Lee‘s long anticipated comeback, his journey, and the intention behind each project.
If you have not yet seen the clip, check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.
Everybody’s favorite Sunday show, Higher Praise, will be back on air and online today – Sunday, June 5th – at 5pm (JA time). This week’s performers are Jody Kay, Jahnoi, DJ Zeal and Jodian Pantry; with host Basillia.
It will broadcast live on TVJ and Power 106. However, persons outside of Jamaica can watch on TVJ’s YouTube channel or on zoom (meeting ID: 863 5811 6439 and passcode: TVJPRAISE).
In addition to being nominated for Album of the Year by the Antigua & Barbuda Gospel Music Awards, Karamanti‘s video for Start with a Prayer – the first single from the album – is also in the running for Best Music Video.
All the scenes for the visuals were captured at Anchor Recording Studios in Kingston, Jamaica by fellow dancehall artist Mackamilli aka Macka Head (from the Innocent Crew); while the editing was done in house by Maria Jackson Entertainment.
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Famed DJ, rapper and producer D-Nice will be kicking off his Club Quarantine tour in mid June. So far he has announced four dates: three in June and one in September. Although Club Quarantine is primarily a secular event, Nice has invited gospel duo Mary Mary to perform on one of the shows.
The ladies will be live in Los Angeles at the Crypto dotcom arena on June 25th. They are the only gospel acts on the lineup. Get more info here.
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Coming off the heels of his new album His Songbook for the Journey, which was released one month ago on May 6th, Cellus Hamilton is in high gear promoting the release that he spent many years creating.
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A few weeks after releasing the reggae remix of When I’m Back On My Feet Again, Jodian Pantry – in collaboration with Paul Patmore Production – is sharing another single from her upcoming EP.
The new record – a remake of Peter Tosh‘s Pick Myself Up – much like the first song, accurately captures Pantry‘s current state of mind. In some recent television interviews Jodian hinted at the tumultuous nature of her last relationship, while expressing her gratitude for having survived it (mentally, emotionally etc.). Although she did not come out and say it, viewers are left with the impression that the union was an abusive one.
That said, Jodian Pantry and her team have been choosing songs with an underline theme of survival, perseverance and persistence; and she’s been singing them as if they were her own. Fans and supporters are anticipating that the full EP, which is due out at the end of July, will be in the same vein.
On Saturday, June 11th, Gospel Refuge Tabernacle, located at 36 1/2 Barbican Road in Kingston 6 (Jamaica), will host a concert called Gilead – He’ll Meet Your Needs.
They have invited trending gospel artist Rhoda Isabella to perform, and will also feature Ruth-Ann Palmer, Darrion Kelly and the Gilead Singers.
As this is a fund raising event, the organizers are asking for a $1,000 JMD donation from all attendees.
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