Jamaica’s culture will be on full display at the upcoming Jamaica Woodland Festival. It will take place on Saturday, April 26th, at Pearly Beach in St. Ann, from 10am, and will run for a full 24 hours, ending at 10am the following morning.

This all-day family-friendly event will offer camping, food, and live music. Performing are Jah Bouks, Bushman, Turbulence, Warrior King, Bunny General, Dahvid Slur, Rising Suns, Empress Minott, Jahbar I, and others. Digital tickets can be purchased on caribtix.com.

On Saturday, March 29th, several selectors will gather at the Okalee Village—2552 North State Road 7—in Hollywood, Florida, to celebrate the life and legacy of Cocoa Tea.

There will be musical selections by King Trendsetta, LP International, Bodyguard, Turbosonic from Jamaica, Innocent, Metrix Sound, Six Pac, Black Rhino International, and Braxton Movements.

This is a free event that’s open to the public. It will run from 6pm until midnight.

Sheldon Campbell, professionally known as Turbulence, is celebrated for his insightful lyrics and dynamic performances, incorporating elements of soul and R&B into his style. He is particularly recognized for his remarkable vocal range and exceptional songwriting skills, both of which are prominently showcased in his latest single, “Call Me.”

Released earlier today, March 20, “Call Me” is an upbeat reggae track characterized by its vibrant and somewhat sensual lovers-rock theme, centering on Turbulence‘s endeavor to persuade his romantic interest to reach out to him. What is particularly noteworthy about this record is its ability to differentiate itself from other songs that explore the theme of men pursuing women. Despite addressing topics of a sexual nature, Turbulence manages to maintain an air of sophistication and elegance throughout.

Furthermore, the rhythm for “Call Me” is exceptionally captivating. While it is rooted in reggae, it seamlessly incorporates elements of Caribbean pop, creating a unique and engaging auditory experience. “Call Me” is now available on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer, and all major streaming platforms, and it comes to us courtesy of Pandemic Records & Entertainment LLC.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “CALL ME”

On February 1st of this year, Panta Son Music Production Limited released a four-track reggae EP titled “Wild Fire Riddim.” It features music by Yellowman, Warrior King, Norris Man, and Delly Ranx. It should be noted that the song by Yellowman, “Freedom,” is a three-way collaboration done with Matumbi and Zion Heaven Johnson.

As the project continues to do well on reggae platforms worldwide, Panta Son has just shared the official video for “Struggle,” track #3, which is performed by Norris Man. If you have not yet seen the visual, click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment, and share.