“Talk Dem a Talk,” a new dancehall single from international recording artist, Capleton – also known as King Shango – is arguably one his toughest dancehall release in recent years.
Trying to find the words to accurately describe this song is proving to be difficult; but I will say that it does have the energy and vibe of one of his earlier hit song, “Tour.”
Click here to check out the video for “Talk Dem a Talk“ and remember to like, comment and share.
Unfortunately we have to report yet another major event cancellation due to covid-19. This time around it is the annual Queens of Reggae Island Honorary Ceremony, which is usually held in the month of October.
The event, which started approximately five years ago, is committed to highlighting and honoring Jamaica’s influential women in entertainment.
Nigerian recording artist OLAMIDÉ will release his forth album, Carpe Diem, on Oct. 8 through a new partnership between his long-running YBNL Nation imprint and U.S. indie powerhouse, EMPIRE.
The project features collaborations with: Fireboy DML, Omah Lay, Peruzzi, Phyno, Bella Shumrda and Bad Boy Timz. 18-year-old prodigy P.Priime (Fireboy DML, DJ Cuppy) produces the majority of the tracks on Carpe Diem, with the remainder coming from a production squad of Pheelz, VStix, ID Cabasa and Young Jonn.
Widely regarded as the Voice of Nigeria’s streets, OLAMIDÉ is among the most successful and acclaimed hip-hop acts from Africa, with over 430 million streams of his music to date.
The first single off Carpe Diem, “Eru,” debuted as the No. 1 song on streaming platform Audiomack earlier this month.
Though the spread of the coronavirus initially affected the release of Alicia Keys‘ seventh album, “Alicia,” the artist has been sharing singles and visuals from the project throughout the pandemic.
Last week Wednesday she uploaded the video for “Love Looks Better,” which is track number eleven on the album. Click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.
On Saturday, October 10th, some of Jamaica’s most brilliant musical minds will get together to pay tribute to, and remember the man known as the dean of Jamaican music, Mr. Sonny Bradshaw.
Musicians and vocalists that have been confirmed includes: Dean Fraser, Marjorie Whylie, Karen Smith, Gary Crosby, Desi Jones, Jon Williams, Ernie Ranglin, Frankie Campbell and Jackie Jackson.
The event will stream live on the Jamaica Ocho Rios International Jazz Festival’s social media platforms.
This past Thursday I Wayne shared his new single, “Warmongers,” which is a collaboration done with Bono G. Not known to deviate from a message of righteousness, the Rasta man delivered on this one as he always does.
“Warmongers” is on the Droptop and T.M.I. Record labels. It can be streamed and downloaded from all digital music platforms.
Next month Go For God Family Church will host a virtual “Oktober Fest,” which will see some of Jamaica’s most beloved gospel artists performing every Sunday for the entire month.
The event will kick off on October 4th with a performance from Jermaine Edwards, followed by Kevin Downswell on the 11th and Rondell Positive on the 18th. The final Sunday in October, the 25th, will feature Go Worship along with several special guests.
For additional information and links to stream the program CLICK HERE.
