Derrick Scott and his team will go live this Sunday, November 29th at 7:30 PM (Florida time) for his annual Gospel Mission Concert. It will stream live via dscottmusic dot net, his official website.
If you have not done so as yet be sure to get your ticket on eventbrite and tune in for what is promising to be an uplifting, inspirational and healing musical message.
Jahmiel started out his career doing a lot of positive uplifting dancehall music that inspired the youths and gave them an option to the over sexualized and violent lyrics they were constantly getting. Once his brand grew however, he got involved in the clash culture, which often led to overly aggressive, and in most cases very vicious and threatening songs.
With the release of “Guide My Steps,” Jahmiel‘s fans and supporters are now saying that he is back to his old self. The song is about something that is very real in the music industry; the use of dark forces to slow-down, stop and / or kill persons deem to be competition. On this one Jahmiel is making it clear that he is covered by God!
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After the release of the single “The Creator,” the Cameroonian born and South African-based gospel reggae artist, Samuel Suh, now shares his first EP titled “Victory.” This project also comes with some visuals for the lead single, “Rivers.”
The “Victory” EP has six amazing tracks – “Rivers,” “One Word,” “Victory,” “Root of David,” “Like Eagles” and “By Name” – each with soulful melodies and faith-filled messages. The multi-talented songstress T-Phoenix is featured on the project; and Soulfyah Production, O’magic and Scarecrow Beats are all credited for the overall production.
Click here to watch the official video for “Rivers,” which was directed by Mazi for Scaletone Productions.
Fans and supporters of the R&B group En Vogue are in a frenzy after hearing that the musical ensemble will be doing a live Sessions concert on Friday, December 11th. This show will be an early Christmas gift to those who have always wanted to see the ladies perform live but have never been able to do so.
The performance will be streamed from Los Angeles, California, starting at 6:00 PM PT (9:00 PM ET). It will be followed by a Q&A afterparty where viewers can ask questions. Get more information here.
Reggae lovers are appreciating Leroy Sibbles‘ new single, “Pretty Brown Eyed Girl.” The song has not yet been officially released – it’s scheduled to be out on December 4th – however, persons in the media and some reggae enthusiasts from the general public were given a link to listen a snippet of the record and the feedback so far has been overwhelmingly positive.
Sibbles is really invested in this project, playing multiple roles. In addition to singing he also played the bass and was instrumental in contacting other established musicians who also contributed to the production. Kingsley Boyd played drums, Donovan Palmer is on keyboards and the late Dalton Browne did the guitar. “Pretty Brown Eyed Girl” was recorded at Bright Beam Studio, while the mixing and mastering were done at Anchor Studio.
In mid November, Australian producer Monkey Marc released his thirteen-track album, titled “Vital Sound.” The record features collaborations with some of Jamaica’s biggest reggae stars, namely: Sizzla, Fantan Mojah, Capleton, Turbulence, Dre Island and Iba Mahr.
One of the stand out songs on the project is “Rebel Code,” track number two, performed by Turbulence, Blvk H3ro and Yeza. The official video premiered on Monkey Marc‘s YouTube channel a few days ago. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.
The 63rd GRAMMY Awards are right around the corner. It will air on Sunday, January 31st, on the CBS network; however, the nominations are here now! Below is a list of the nominees in the category of ‘Best Reggae Album.’
UPSIDE DOWN 2020
Buju Banton
HIGHER PLACE
Skip Marley
IT ALL COMES BACK TO LOVE
Maxi Priest
GOT TO BE TOUGH
Toots & The Maytals
ONE WORLD
The Wailers
