The poised, confident and lyrically talented artist, Exile Di Brave, will join the likes of Macka B, Queen Omega, Perfect Giddimani and others on the 2018 Aarhus Reggae Festival.

With bubbling enthusiasm and interactive performances, Exile Di Brave has captivated audiences locally in Jamaica as well as on the international stage.

Using social commentary and personal related contents to bring out his messages, he has recorded songs such as “Voice of the Young,” “If This Is Love” and his hit-single “Hungry.” The multi-talented singer currently operates EDB Entertainment and has already released three albums: “The Calling” (2013), “The Journey Begins” (2015) and “To The Foundation” (2016), while constantly putting out new music like his recent EP “Exile Di Brave Meets Black Star” (2017).

The Aarhus Reggae Festival will take place at Voxhall – Vester Allé 15, 8000 – in Aarhus, Denmark on August 24th and 25th. Advanced tickets are available HERE.

The African Music Festival has confirmed Jamaican roots reggae artist Andrew Tosh as their headline act for 2018. The 18 year old festival takes place from August 3rd to the 5th at Schloßplatz 1, 79312 Emmendingen in Deutschland. Andrew Tosh will perform on August 4th.

For additional information including tickets, visit http://festival.afrikaba.com

Jam Link Intl. has added popular Jamaican entertainer Perfect Giddimani to the 2018 Aarhus Reggae Festival lineup.

Greg Rose, better known by his stage name Perfect Giddimani, Mr. Perfect or simply Perfect has gained worldwide recognition for his reggae hit “Hand Cart Bwoy” which entered the Jamaican charts in 2004 and created a wave of support for local peddlers who ply their wares in the markets and on the streets. Over the years he’s manage to remain consistent and has become a much sought after performer in Europe.

The Aarhus Reggae Festival will take place at Voxhall – Vester Allé 15, 8000 – in Aarhus, Denmark on August 24th and 25th. Other confirmed artists include: Queen Omega and Macka B. Advanced tickets are available HERE.

Tad’s Record is pleased to announce the release of Big Rock Riddim, a new take on the Real Rock Riddim which was originally released in the 1960s.

The featured artist on this various artist compilation is Brigadier Jerry, one of the great Jamaican artists of the 80s. Briggy, graces the album with his superb rendition of Weh Dem Ago Do, which he also wrote. The lyrics of the song easily ride the rhythm and leaves listeners bobbing their heads to this Raggamuffin tune.

This juggling also showcases other note-worthy talents such as Richie spice, Chezidek, D-Medz, Anthony Cruz, Teflon, and Hezron.

As an anthem riddim in Reggae, all disc jockeys must have this release as a part of their collection to spin and create the highly demanded feel of the original dancehall sound system period of Reggae music. This album is available for sale on   iTunes,   Amazon,   Spotify, and all digital platforms worldwide.

Written by: Stacy-Lee Thompson

Jamaican based reggae artist, Junior Fearon, has recently shared the official video for his powerful single “My Redeemer.” Both the song and video were inspired, in part, by a sick friend who was being cared for by Junior Fearon’s mother. The entire family went through a difficult period as they all gave their support (both physical and emotional) to aid in the friend’s recovery.

“My Redeemer” is on the MJH Musik label, and it is being distributed by CD Baby. Click HERE or on the image above to watch the video and remember to Like, Comment & Share.

Download “My Redeemer” from your favorite digital music store: https://juniorfearon.hearnow.com