The Big Ship Captain Freddie McGregor entered 2016 at the top of the New York and South Florida Chart with his latest single “What You Gonna Do.” The track is on heavy rotation in the UK and is also featured on VP Records latest Strictly the Best Album. Produced by Freddie McGregor, Dalton Browne and Lloyd Campbell for Big Ship Music Inc., the album – “True To My Roots” will be released in Japan in May followed by official releases in Europe and North America.
McGregor shares that as a forerunner of the Jamaican music brand, he was inspired to show that good music is still being made in Jamaica and artists like him continue to engage with new and old audiences even in a far more competitive environment.
To support the album, Freddie will lead the Big Ship to Europe this summer at all the major festivals. Long time fans of Di Captain will not be disappointed and younger audiences will appreciate the authentic sweet rootsy sound from this class act.
Grammy award-winning Reggae superstar Sean Paul released another hot new track for 2016. On Friday, February 5, Sean Paul and British singer Jay Sean treated fans to the release of their “Make My Love Go” single. Featuring an upbeat house styled tune, the song is sure to be anyone’s party anthem.
Since his rise to fame after winning Digicel Rising Stars, reggae crooner Christopher Martin has accrued many accolades with his distinctive voice and memorable lyrics. His music has remained a constant presence on worldwide charts, and videos on rotation.
International recording artist Exco Levi has become synonymous with Reggae in Canada, and thus has enjoyed giving fans quality music that has been appreciated as much on the day of release as its’ appreciated years beyond. 2016 is no different as the artists’ song “Hello Mama” becomes his 5th song recognized by the JUNO’s with a Best Reggae Recording Nomination.
Marion Hall, more popularly known as Lady Saw, will be doing back to back shows in America’s Tri-state area this March. Saw, who is still being referred to as the queen of dancehall, despite her public announcement that she will no longer be doing dancehall music, will be performing under her birth name, Marion Hall.
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