Seanizzle is connecting many dots with Music My Way, and most music fans will be able to find something appealing about it. Even the harshest critics have to praise Seanizzle for the harmony he achieved with this album, balancing his uncanny ability to float effortlessly between dancehall and other genres with the skill required to create a cohesive album.

Seanizzle’s collaboration with Bugle ‘RASTA PARTY’; has a very unique tribal EDM vibe and style.

This song has broad dance appeal, with a high attention puller for mainstream audiences. Dj’s around the world are playing the song in heavy rotation. If you are not familiar with it, check it out here. 

Henzel Clarke, CEO/owner of Jam Link Intl. formerly Jam Yard, changed the name of the company in August, after splitting with his ex partner. Under the banner of Jam Yard, Henzel planned and executed some of the biggest Reggae events in the city of Aarhus, Denmark. He is responsible for promoting events with artists such as Capleton, Beenie Man, Karamanti, Yasus Afari, Omar Perry, and that is just to name a few.

Now that he is working under the new name; Jam Link Intl. he is planning a brand launch on October 30^th which will feature a host of Reggae acts performing live. Regretfully, we cannot mention the names of the artists that are slated to be on the show as they are all listed as ‘surprise guest artists.’ The event has been sub-titled, ‘Reggae Night,’ and everyone, members of the  media and public alike, are anticipating live bands, sound systems and artists presenting Reggae at its best.

Jam Link Intl. launch party will take place on Friday, October 30^th at Gyngen, located at Mejlgade 53 in Aarhus, Denmark. Doors will be opened at 9:30 P.M. and closing time will be 2 A.M. There will be special Reggae cocktails to compliment the brand’s Jamaica theme. All are invited as entrance is absolutely free.

Lt. Stitchie has been confirmed as the headline act for the first ever Gospel Reggae Festival, to be held in the city of Abuja in Nigeria, this Sunday, October 4^th. The promoter became interested in hosting the Dancehall governor after learning that quite a few of his new releases were getting heavy rotation at various secular events across the country.

Lt. Stitchie, who is currently in Kingston, Jamaica, welcomes the opportunity and says he is looking forward to the show. He will be backed by a live band, based in Nigeria, and the show is scheduled to take place at the Citadel and Towers Event Center. It will also feature some of Nigeria’s top Reggae Gospel artists. Here is the commercial that is constantly being played on both Gospel and secular radio stations in and around Abuja: www.youtube.com/watch?v=T08pvUhw4xg

Anyone wanting to work with Lt. Stitchie in any capacity may contact MJE via email at mariajacksonent@gmail.com

Bounty Killer

A short, yet impressive list of reggae and dancehall artists have been confirmed for the second staging of Mawch Out; Scheduled for October 24th at Pearly Beach in Ocho Rios, St Ann, Jamaica.

Headlining the reggae segment will be Ky-mani Marley alongside one of reggae’s sweetest singers, Coco Tea, and the man from Judgment Yard, Sizzla Kalonji. While the dancehall side will be upheld by stalwarts, Beenie Man and Bounty Killer. These five top acts will be ably supported by Military Man, Dimon Treajah, Promisin, Dilly Chris, Innovata and Devin Di Dakta. The award-winning Ruff Kut is the official backing band and Stone Love will provide intense juggling.

Mawch Out had its inaugural staging last year at the Turtle River Park in Ocho Rios, and according to the promoters, Gangstar Promotions, the response from reggae and dancehall fans was so overwhelming that they have decided to make it an annual event. The plan is also to brand Mawch Out globally as a St Ann based concert, and list it as one of the events that tourists and locals alike will eagerly add to their entertainment calendar.

Barrington Levy, the legendary Reggae superstar has been hospitalized after falling gravely ill. After running a dangerously high temperature he collapsed and was rushed to the hospital where he was diagnosed with Dengue Fever.

The artist was scheduled to perform last night (Friday, September 25th) in Santa Barbara, and on Sunday the 27th at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles on the ‘Catch A Fire’ tour with Damian ‘Junior Gong’ Marley.