Veteran reggae singer Beres Hammond, who is known as the king of lovers-rock, will be performing on Reggae Night at the upcoming Carnival in Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.
This is the 70th anniversary of the Carnival and it will feature several days of various activities, starting on April 27th and ending on May 1st. Hammond will deliver his set on April 28th at the Fort Christian Parking Lot. Get additional information here.
In his latest release – Flowaz – recorded for Gold Up Music, reggae-dancehall artist Bugle is telling the powers that be to give him his credits and accolades now while he is alive and well.
On the laid back track he laments on how much he has done in music, while also expressing his dissatisfaction with the way reggae greats before him were treated while they were alive.
The official video accurately portrays the song’s lyrics. It shows Bugle at an award show, where he is nominated in several categories, but comes up short every time.
Dynamite Promotion is hoping that music lovers in the Boston area will join them at the Boston Culture Fest on Father’s day weekend. Top-tier reggae artists Chuck Fender, Spanner Banner and Ginjah are all confirmed to perform, and will be supported by the entire Dynamite Sound team.
Ginjah is currently promoting several new releases, one of which is the inspirational tune Love Will Reign Again, produced by Reggae Vibes Music. The record came out at the end of March and has been getting favorable reviews, consistent rotation and prime placement on reggae platforms all over the world. Persons planning to attend the upcoming Boston Culture Fest will get a chance to see Ginjah performing the song live.
The festival will take place on Friday, June 17, at Kay’s Lounge, which is located at 1125 Blue Hill Avenue in Boston. Starting time is 9PM and there is a $40 entrance fee. Click here to purchase tickets.
Since the success of his 2019 hit, Kibba Yuh Mouth, Jamaican sing-jay Shavarr has not stopped working! From his studio – Wizkilful Productions, which he owns and operates with fellow artist Jahbar I – he continues to share a slew of songs. The latest is Natural Vibe.
Natural Vibe is a soothing dancehall tune that, according to Shavarr, was created to get listeners to relax and hopefully take their minds off all the devastating things happening in the world right now. One of his main intent is to reduce depression. In a statement Shavarr said: the term “right now mi-floating” which was repeated multiple times in the chorus means that your in a relaxed mood or state of mind hence the title of the song “Natural Vibe”.
The bouncy dancehall rhythm was created by Jahbar I; while the lyrics were written by Shavarr and influenced by his lifestyle. Natural Vibe went live on all digital streaming platforms on April 8th.
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On April 20th reggae-dancehall artist Anthony B will perform live at the Arcata Theatre Lounge – 1036 G St – in Arcata, California. He will be supported by DJ Cassisyblaze and the Wisedem Band.
This concert is being presented by El Gee Productions, Proper Wellness and ATL.
The 11th Annual California Roots Music & Arts Festival is all set for May 26th, 27th, 28th and 29th at the historic Monterey County Fair & Event Center in Monterey, California.
On the lineup this year are Damian Marley, Sean Paul, Earthkry, Ice Cube, Dirty Heads, Rebelution, Stick Figure, Slightly Stoopid and so much more!
This is an all ages event that will allow children under 10 in for free providing they are accompanied by a paying adult.
On Thursday, May 19th, Etana will perform at Lulu’s Downstairs – 107 Manitou Avenue – in Manitou Springs, Colorado. The all ages event will begin at 7PM local time, however, the live show will commence an hour later at 8PM.
Early bird tickets are now on sale via event-brite for $20 USD. On the day of the show general admission will be $25 USD plus tax.
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