On February 8th, Iba Mahr released the official video for his single Concentrate, produced by Gold Up Music. The powerful song encourages us to stay focus on what we are doing and what we are about, while avoiding the trap of distraction that’s usually put in place by persons wanting us to fail.
Shot by RD Studios Jamaica, the visuals for the Concentrate is simply captivating. Click here to watch and remember to like, comment and share.
As a part of their west coast tour, reggae artists Duane Stephenson and Lenn Hammond will be performing at Club Sur (2901 1st Ave S) in Seattle, Washington on Saturday, April 27th. Both men will be supported by the Sounds Of Jamaica backing band.
Their west coast tour swing will also include dates in California, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado and Arizona.
Monifa Goss is literally one of Jamaica’s fastest rising stars. Her accomplishments to date include: being the first runner up for the Digicel Rising Stars competition in 2016; being a recipient of the Marcus Garvey award alongside Ardenne High School Choir; being the 2014 winner for ‘Best Reggae Piece’ from the JCDC, as well as getting multiple gold medals for singing, acting and dancing. She has also won Roots FM’s “What’s The Verdict” on a number of occasions and was recently placed second on Empress Tashai’s Miami chart.
On Wednesday, February 27th, Monifa Goss will be performing at Ruach Ru’s PON DI ENDZ. The event will take place at Kgn10 Sports Bar & Grill – located at 1a Hillview Avenue (off Eastwood Park Road) – in Kingston, Jamaica. Admission is free before 10 PM, $500 JMD after.
Reggae recording artist Michael Fabulous is busy promoting his new album “White River.” The project was inspired by a river, with the same name, which borders St. Ann and St. Mary in Jamaica.
On Wednesday, February 27th, Michael Fabulous will be performing songs from the “White River” album at Ruach Ru’s PON DI ENDZ. The event will take place at Kgn10 Sports Bar & Grill – located at 1a Hillview Avenue (off Eastwood Park Road) – in Kingston, Jamaica. Admission is free before 10 PM, $500 JMD after.
Asante Amen was born to sing and spread messages that lift up the soul and mind. His main musical influences are Garnet Silk, Tupac Shakur, Dennis Brown and a slew of R&B singers. He has collaborated with acts such as Lutan Fyah, Ras Tewelde, Leaf of Life, Dean Fraser and that is just to name a few. He has also shared the stage with artists such as Fred Locks, Luciano, Ken Boothe, Beenie Man, Tarrus Riley, Kabaka Pyramid and many others. He has performed in many venues around the world, but there are so many places that he has yet to set his feet on, and looks forward to doing so.
On Wednesday, February 27th, Asante Amen will be performing a full set at Ruach Ru’s PON DI ENDZ. The event will take place at Kgn10 Sports Bar & Grill – located at 1a Hillview Avenue (off Eastwood Park Road) – in Kingston, Jamaica. Admission is free before 10 PM, $500 JMD after.
on Sunday, February 10th, international reggae star Ky-Mani Marley took to social media to explain to his fans and supporters in Maui, Hawaii why he missed his show, which was scheduled there on the same day.
A visibly angry Ky-Mani did not hold back as he explained that he was misled by his agent, Victor E. Lewis, who told him that they were not paid by the promoter, when in fact they were. Both men were sitting side by side as they speak on the issue.
As the acoustic collective Inna de Yard gets ready to release their new album in a few weeks, they are sharing with us the visuals for one of the records from that project. The song is “Row Fisherman,” and the images captured in the video shows Cedric Myton (the singer) acting out the lifestyle of a fisherman in Old Harbor Bay, Jamaica.
The song is soft and easy, and as we’ve come to expect from Inna de Yard, it relaxes you. The video, for its part, completely compliments the music.
Click here or on the image above to watch and remember to like, comment and share.
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