Reggae-dancehall artiste Bussweh recently released ‘Ina me longtime’ on the Bummin Ball rhythm, produced by St Ann-based recording label, Osujah Records.

The single, which has since been gaining momentum at weekly street events and in the clubs, is expected to become one of the local party anthems in coming weeks, as it promotes responsible drinking among party-goers.

Bussweh, born Cornel Moodie, who hails from St Mary, has been on the music scene for some time now, and is known for his ability to produce smooth melodies, combined with out-of-the-box topics, which culminates to produce hit bound singles.

Some of these singles include Why Why, We Nah Waste Nuh Time, Up Up We Deh, to name a few. “I wrote and recorded this song with the intention of letting my fans know that it is ok to drink, but to do so responsibly. So far, the response is good, as expected, and the wider audience are now gravitating to it,” Bussweh said. 

Trinidad and Tobago-based producer Romie Rome delivers rich reggae vibes on his new compilation Heart of Love Riddim, now available worldwide from all major digital retailers. An electrifying radio personality at Trinidad’s #1 urban radio station RED 96.7 FM, Jerome “Romie Rome” Antoine delved into producing in 2014 and has been crafting hits ever since. His latest production Heart of Love Riddim is the official riddim soundtrack for the 2015 edition of Hennessy Artistry’s Reggae on the Bay, an annual reggae concert tour held in Trinidad and Tobago. The album received a coveted feature on the iTunes U.S. Reggae New Music chart, during its week of release.

Romie Rome is already known industry-wide for producing this year’s popular Jam Band Riddim, featuring the likes of soca stars Machel Montano and KES the Band. Always one to evolve his brand, Romie Rome says he cherished the opportunity to work on the Heart Of Love Riddim, after he was approached by Matthew Dasent, the man behind Hennessy Artistry’s Reggae on the Bay.

Pulsating with six vibrant reggae gems, the Heart of Love Riddim features Trinidadian reggae and dancehall sensations King David with “Long Time Ago,” Ziggy Ranking featuring Tam Tamwith “Just Ah Minute,” Sadiki with “Na Real,” and Orlando Octave alongside Jamaican dancehall icon Cutty Ranks with “Bun It,” along with the instrumental version.

Beyond music, Romie Rome believes in giving back to the community. He is a member of the Team Rosa organization, a group of young professionals that includes fellow DJs and artists, who gather their resources to give back to those in need. With the Heart Of Love Riddim in hand and his heart in a good place, Romie Rome continues to make his mark in the international scene, to the delight of music fans everywhere.

“Arguably the sweetest voice out of Africa, Knii Lante, the singing doctor from Ghana is creating waves with his musical achievements that include his recent album “True Feelings” and an outstanding performance on Rebel Salute in Jamaica earlier this year.

Knii Lante recently released an amazing cover of “Thinking Out Loud” and he is currently working on an EP for 2016. Both songs, “Thinking Out Loud” and now “Gimme the Roots” are currently gaining traction from Accra to Kingston to London, New York, Nairobi, Lagos and Abidjan.”

After a roaring encore, Sounds of Reggae is back again for Part 2 “Shaggy & Friends” on Sunday, December 13th. Live in concert at Kings Theatre – Brooklyn, NY is Grammy Award Winner, Shaggy aka Mr. Bombastic, Legendary reggae ambassadors Third World, Ky-Mani Marley and special guest Amber Lee.

Produced by Jammins Events, Sounds of Reggae was the first reggae concert to take place in Brooklyn’s own multi-purpose Barclays Center on December 12, 2012. With a sold out show, live performances included; Ali Campbell’s UB40, Maxi Priest, Shaggy, and Beres Hammond.