Wayne Wonder
The Reggae Love Festival returns to Orlando, Florida on Sunday, February 11th at the Hard Rock Live (6050 Universal Blvd). Confirmed headliners are: Tarrus Riley with Dean Fraser and The Blak Soil Band, accompanied by Wayne Wonder.
Showtime is 6:30 PM and tickets – which range from $33 to $43 – are available via Ticketmaster. For additional information about this show visit the Facebook Event Page.
Established recording artist Richie Spice would like his fans and supporters to know that the following Facebook profile is a fake: www.facebook.com/jabari.spice.7 He and his team are concerned that this page was created to scam persons wanting to work with him.
Click here for the official Facebook page for Richie Spice and be advise that any other profiles or fan pages are impersonations.
Four months ago, reggae gospel artist and poet Denford Sutherland passed away. Prior to his death, I worked with Mr. Sutherland, on and off for approximately two years. We spent a lot of time working on his music, bio, EPK and marketing strategy. I also acted as his agent to the many publishing houses in the United States that expressed interest in his poetry.
The song I am sharing with you today is the last record we worked on together. It’s titled “On My Fee Again.” I am sending this song out now because I think it is the appropriate time to do so. Please feel free to listen, download and share this song, as I know that is what Mr. Sutherland would want.
CVR Entertainment Exclusive presents ‘Welcome 2018,’ an event created to help patrons transition from 2017 to the new year. The headline act is Jamaican superstar Sanchez, who will be performing with his personal band. He will be supported by Canadian reggae artist Steele and his band, as well as Devon Irie.
It all goes down inside The Phoenix Concert Theater – located at 410 Sherbourne Street – in Toronto, Canada. The show will get going at 10 PM and entrance fee is only $50. Persons are being asked to contact CVR Exclusive for info & tickets – 416.670.1636.
Lt. Stitchie has had a successful year. In 2017 alone, he’s performed in several countries on different continents, doing both secular and gospel events, while maintaining his integrity and beliefs. Some of the territories that he worked in the last twelve months, include: Trinidad & Tobago, Colombia, Nigeria, Guyana, Canada, Grand Cayman, and that is just to name a few.
In addition to traveling and doing live shows, Lt. Stitchie has committed a lot of time to working on his album, a project which will be released in early 2018. The album has collaborations with some of reggae and dancehall’s most respected artists: Agent Sasco aka Assassin, Fantan Mojah, Million Stylez, Lukie D and Ricky Stereo.
Not known to be one to slow down, The Governor (as he is affectionately called) has also enjoyed some special features this year. One of which was a BBC Radio 1 Xtra centered on reggae legends. He was joined by King Jammy, Josey Wales and Beenie Man for this presentation. Another high point in 2017 was having a well-known Nigerian gospel singer, Mbomboyo, remake “Jehovah,” which was originally written, performed and released by Lt. Stitchie.
As 2017 comes to an end, Lt. Stitchie is now shooting videos for a few of his songs while simultaneously preparing for his album release. For more information on working with this artist, please send an email to info@mjent.net or call / text / whatsapp: 876.313.6319
International reggae artist Etana, affectionately called, The Strong One, will give an intimate acoustic holiday performance via her Facebook fan page on Friday, December 22nd. She will go live at approximately 2 PM EST and is expected to do several songs.
The actual length of the presentation is not yet known, but fans and supporters of Etana are encouraged to like her page as she keeps us updated on this and other upcoming appearances.
On December 2nd, Guyana’s reggae gospel artist Samuel Medas had an album launch for his latest musical collection, Royalty. He invited several artists – all of the same genres – to share the stage with him. Among them was Jamaica’s legendary recording artist, Lt. Stitchie.
The Governor, as he is affectionately called, left Guyana wanting more. He captivated the audience with his unique delivery, lyrical depth and passionate performance. Patrons hung on his every word as he performed songs like “man a pastor,” “thank you” and so much more. The tone was set from as early as band rehearsal, where Lt. Stitchie ran through his set as if it was the actual show.
The Guyanese massive could not get enough! As such, Lt. Stitchie will be returning to Guyana next year for a follow up performance. The date and location will be shared shortly.
