The Foundation Radio Network Top 30 Music Chart, which is based in New York and streamed worldwide, currently has Jamaican reggae band Bonafide sitting in the #2 spot for the second week in a row.
The song is a reggae remix of the popular hit “Turn Off The Lights” by American singer Teddy Pendergrass. The reggae version, done by Bonafide, also features Fiji. Based on the success of the record, Bonafide has been busy touring, doing shows in both the U.S.A and Jamaica.
Capleton‘s ‘A St Mary Mi Come From’ will not be held this year! The organizers were working to have the show ready for November, 2019 in St. Mary; but based on several key factors, one of which is the heavy rains, they have decided to put it off until sometime next year.
Once we learn the new date we will be sure to share that info.
Rorey Baker in association with Sly & Robbie present “Kids Reggae – Fun With Music,” 10 sing-along children songs, scheduled for release on October 18th.
The team have shared the official video to the lead single, “I Am A Promise,” which can be viewed via the project’s YouTube Channel.
On Wednesday, November 13th, roots reggae artist Marlon Asher will perform at the popular live music venue, Moe’s Alley, located at 1535 Commercial Way in Santa Cruz, California.
This performance is a part of Asher’s “Rebirth” U.S.A. Tour that kicks off on November 10th, and features special guest Fluid Foundation.
At the end of the year, December 27th to be precise, Koffee will join artists like Machel Montano, Don Eazi, Kranium and a slew of others at the much talked about Detty Rave happening at the Untamed Empire Spintex in Accra, Ghana.
For additional information about this event (such as tickets, full lineup etc.) visit www.dettyrave.com.
Released on October 1st, the official video for “Together Again,” a track done with Alpha Blondy, that is featured on Clinton Fearon‘s recently released album “History Say”, is absolutely magical.
If you have not done so as yet, click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.
Jamaican Reggae artist Prezident Brown will be returning to Moe’s Alley (1535 Commercial Way) in Santa Cruz, California this Friday, October 11th. Brown will be supported by his full band, as well as Kava Jah (from Jamaica) and local DJ Spleece.
This event will run from 8 PM until… and there is a $20 USD entrance fee.
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