Anticipation is growing for what many are calling the biggest nineties party for 2022. I Love The 90s goes down this Saturday, October 29, at the Constant Spring Golf Club – 152 Constant Spring Road – in Kingston (JA).
A lot of the excitement surrounding this event is due in part to the fact that veteran dancehall artist Louie Culture will be performing. Additionally, Jamrock, Super Dee and HMV will be juggling music all night long. Starting time is 8pm, and there is a $2,000 entrance fee.
On Monday, October 24th, Pump Lyfe Entertainment will present an event called Love Over Everything at Boss Yard in Madeys, St. Patrick (Grenada). This is a reggae concert that will feature performances by Jamaican recording artists Junior Kelly and Bushman.
Love Over Everything is also the anniversary celebration for Boss FM – Grenada’s number one urban radio station – and Bossyard. Confirmed hosts for the evening are: Double L, Short Leg and Pinky Fabulous. Doors will open at 8pm and there is a $40 entrance fee.
Both Junior Kelly and Bushman are currently promoting recently released singles produced by Big Feet Records. Junior Kelly‘s tune is titled Protection, while Bushman‘s is Next To me.
On Saturday, November 19, reggae-dancehall artist Sizzla Kalonji will perform at the Rogue Nightclub – 35 Brunel Road – in Mississauga, Ontario. The event, which is being presented by his team, will begin at 9pm local time; and tickets start at $54.06 CDN.
InCognitoX and Carib Beer will be ‘bringin di party vibe’ at SunDown on Thursday, October 27th from 5pm to 12am at Zaman Park in Belfast, Dominica.
They will present Skinny Banton live in concert with support from DJ Levi Chin, Tony X, Signal Band, DJ Snow, Unstoppable DJs and DJ Flash. It will be hosted by Unstoppable Shax. Tickets, which are going fast, can be purchased on eventbrite.
Roots reggae artist JahRiffe, who is also the leader of the reggae band JAH-N-I Roots Movement, has just released another single from his upcoming studio album.
The track – titled Liberty – was produced by David Goldfine, who is known professionally as Jah D. He is the bass player for popular Jamaican singer and yoga teacher Jah9, and a member of the Zion High Kings Production team. Jah D played all the instruments on Liberty, while Etana‘s background vocalist Klyve Crieffe did the harmony. Once all the creative work was done, the finished track was then sent to Waltz Studio in New York for mastering.
JahRiffe has never shied away from addressing both social and spiritual issues publicly; as such, he felt compelled to write this song, especially after all that has taken place over the past two years. On the contemporary roots tune – he laments on the importance of being free within society, particularly from special interest groups and those with political power.
Liberty comes to us courtesy of JAH-N-I Roots Movement Records. It went live on all digital streaming platforms on Sunday, October 16.
On Sunday, October 30, veteran reggae artist Everton Blender will perform at Rum Punch Sundays Retro Vybz. He will be joined by local sensation Singing Tony; as well as Selecta Vybz and DJ Buntin.
The event, which is being powered by Afrobio Entertainment, is held at the Granada Theater – 3022 Hennepin Ave – in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Click here to purchase tickets.
Toronto’s popular retro party – When Dance Did Nice – returns on Saturday, November 5th at an unannounced location in Brampton, Ontario. It will feature 90s dancehall star Frisco Kid (live from Jamaica) along with several top-tier local selectors.
The entrance fee is $50; however, $40 early bird tickets are currently available on ticketgateway-dot-com.
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 