On Saturday, October 31st, legendary reggae band, The Skatalites, will perform live at New York’s Sony Hall starting at 9:30 PM EST.
The event, which is being called ‘Skalloween Virtual World Tour,’ will be live streamed using multiple cameras, audio and professional lighting to bring the best experience to online viewers. For tickets and additional information CLICK HERE.
Hawaiian reggae group The Lambsbread and Jamaican reggae legend Mykal Rose have joined forces on an anthem of freedom and justice, which comes by the way of a new single called “Nah stop Chant.”
The track is produced by Jubba White, of Whitestone productions, who is also credited for working on Burning Spear’s 2003 Grammy nominated album “Freeman” and the iconic “I Swear Riddim” that gave us hits like “Good Morning Jah Jah” from Jah Cure, “Marijuana Pon Di Corner” from Richie Spice and “Only For You” from Sizzla Kalonji.
A couple days ago reggae artist Daman, who is based in France, released the second single from his upcoming album. The track is titled “Hurt” and it features Jamaican roots reggae artist Max Romeo.
Click here to listen and stream “Hurt” from your preferred music platform.
JAIAC, the Jamaica International Arbitration Centre Limited, will be having a discussion tomorrow – October 14th – via zoom. The talks will centered around dispute management as it relates to commercial, domestic and every other relationship.
The conversation will be followed by a musical treat from several artists, namely: Chevaughn, Kumar, Agent Sasco and Nattali Rize. Click here for additional info.
This Saturday, October 17th, Mels Tree Eats will host “Buds And Brushes” via Zoom. This is an event centered around visual arts and music. Some of the confirmed musical performers include: Lutan Fyah, Birdz I, Yaad Core, Micah Shemalah, Kumar and that is just to name a few.
For tickets and additional information, visit the eventbrite page by clicking here.
Richie Spice joins several top-tier reggae artists on the newly released dancehall riddim, “G & Mel.” The compilation features new music from I Wayne, Lutan Fyah, Luciano, Kabaka Pyramid and others.
Richie‘s single, “I Can See Clearly,” is an inspirational track that reminds us that better days are ahead. Click here or on the image above to watch the official video, which was shared a few days ago.
As a part of the celebration for Credit Union Week, Credit Unions of Jamaica will host a virtual comedy show and concert on Sunday, October 11th – starting at 4PM (local time).
The event, which will stream live via all the Credit Unions of Jamaica’s social media platforms, will feature appearances by comedians: Johnny, Dahlia Harris, Chris Larmond and Kathy Grant. The musical entertainment will be provided by recording artist Wayne Marshall.
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