Studio Vibes Production kicks off 2018 with the release of a new single by Alfray featuring Lutan Fyah titled “Sell Out.”
Alfray, a former member of the water house and national football team, is now a well established recording artist who’s been releasing music and appearing on shows both abroad and in Jamaica.
“Sell Out” speaks volume especially as it relates to what’s been happening across Jamaica. The single is produced by Studio Vibes and distributed by Johnny Wonder..
Etana’s highly anticipated album, “Reggae Forever,” is now available for pre-order on iTunes. The record has been getting favorable reviews from music industry insiders. The general consensus seem to be that the album will become a classic.
Click here or on the above artwork to pre-order.
“REGGAE FOREVER” TRACK LISTING
1 – Free, PT 2
2 – Fighting For Nothing
3 – Spread Love
4 – Carry You
5 – You’re The One
6 – Sprung
7 – My Man
8 – Soldier
9 – Good Enough
10 – Burned
11 – No Money, No Love
12 – 6 Mins: 21 Secs
13 – Destination
14 – Jah Love (I Know)
Known for the 1981 hit song “To Be Poor Is A Crime,” Joseph Grant is one of Jamaica’s pioneering reggae acts. On February 3rd he will be taking his Still Cool Band to Voxhall Aarhus (Vester Allé 15, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark) as he is slated to headline the annual Bob Marley Celebration.
In celebration of Reggae Month, on February 2, Studio One will release From the Vaults, Vol. 1, on CD and digital for the first time with an Apple Music exclusive stream from February 1-15. The album will be available at all digital service providers February 16. Out-of-print for a decade, February 23 sees the release of Freddie McGregor’s Bobby Bobylon deluxe edition on CD. Pre-orders are now available for From the Vaults, Vol 1 and Freddie McGregor, Bobby Bobylon.
Luciano the messenger is back at it again! His latest release, “Talk Bout,” on the Island Treasure Records label, is a solid song that is well written, produced and delivered. The messenger is in full form as he tells his listener; “come let’s talk about natural facts of life, and let’s talk about how to make things right.”
Veteran reggae songstress Marcia Griffiths recently signed an exclusive booking deal with the New York based Donsome Booking Agency.
The company which has secured bookings for many local and international artistes, is well known throughout the music industry for its professionalism and commitment to its clients.
In a media release, Marcia who was a part of Bob Marley’s backing vocal trio The I-Threes and who recently celebrate 54 years in the music industry, explained why she chose to work with the agency.
‘Donsome Booking Agency is well known in the music fraternity for their meticulous work and how they collaborate with their artistes and guide them in a professional manner to elevate their musical career. So, because of their track record I decided to acquire their services to represent me,’ said Griffiths.
The booking agency is headed by Adrian ‘Donsome’ Hanson. Griffiths is confident that her association with the company will elevate and enhance her career.
She spoke about new projects that her fans can look forward to.
‘Presently I am in the studio preparing and recording my new single that will be released in a few weeks, so my fans, can look out for it,’ said Griffiths whose latest single Too Good at Goodbyes is currently riding the South Florida and Foundation Radio Network Reggae charts.
Hanson who is ecstatic about working with Griffiths, shared some of his plans for her career.
‘The plan is to take the Queen of Reggae to the zenith path of her musical career and rejuvenate and expand her fan base across the world, so her faithful fans will once again have the opportunity to see her on tour in Africa, Europe, Asia, South America, North America and the Caribbean.’
Earlier today Lt. Stitchie did an interview with Winford Williams for the popular entertainment program, Onstage. The artist was invited on the show to premiere his newly released music video, “undisputed.”
Once the video was aired, the men got in a heated discussion about Christianity and the Rastafarian faith. The reasoning was centered around the current crime rate on the island and the role both religions are playing to either contribute to, or reduce it. The conversation got deep and intense as both men were very passionate about their points of view.
We are encouraging you to tune into Onstage on CVM TV this Saturday, January 27th at 9:00 PM to check it out.
