Zally Unveils Cover Of His Upcoming EP (@ZallyBuff)

ZALLY CD100_Out_PrntOptionFINISHFlorida based reggae artist Zally has just shared the official cover for his upcoming EP entitled, “Call on Jah.” The project, which is on the C-Hawk Productions label, will be available to the public on Thursday, February 1st.

In keeping with the lyrical contents on the record, the CD cover shows a powerful picture of Zally displaying a neck-piece and badges from the Rastafarian faith. One look on the picture and persons should know to expect music that is conscious, though provoking and transformational.

The first single from the EP was released on December 20th and can be streamed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f2xfp8-8DU. For more information about Zally, visit his official website at: https://zallybuff.com.

New Hip-hop Video: Hamilton, Nas, Dave East, Lin-Manuel Miranda & Aloe Blacc “Wrote My Way Out”

Wrote My Way OutA few days ago Hamilton released the visuals for the track “Wrote My Way Out,” which features Nas, Dave East, Lin-Manuel and Aloe Blacc. The record was strong on it’s own, but the simple yet powerful visuals, take it to a whole new level.

This is a must watch for all hip-hop heads; it’s loaded with bars. Click here or on the image above to watch. 

Lt. Stitchie Lashes Out At Churches & Reclaims His Title As ‘Dancehall Governor’

undisputedLt. Stitchie’s video, which was shared on his new YouTube channel on January 15th, was unexpected and somewhat shocking to his fans and supporters. It’s for the track “Undisputed,” a song that talks about the hypocrisies and self-serving attitude of some churches. The first words uttered by Lt. Stitchie on the record are: “judgement start first in the house of the Lord.”

The outspoken DJ did not hold back as he criticized the churches for their desire to rule and control as oppose to reaching out to sinners. He went on to say that they – referring to the churches – have so many things in their lives that needs to be cleaned up but instead they seem to focus more on what others are doing.

The video, which was shot in Spanish Town, conveyed the same raw, aggressive sentiments as the words. It has many asking if Lt. Stitchie is at odds with any particular church or person.

“Undisputed” is on the Life 101 Riddim by Blakkwuman22 Music and the video was shot and edited by Maria Jackson Entertainment.

Watch the official video for “Undisputed” by clicking here or on the image above.

Morgan Heritage’s Golden CBD Water to Host Pre-GRAMMY Party in New York City! (@morganheritage)

Morgan HeritageMorgan Heritage’s company, Golden CBD Water, will host a pre-GRAMMY event in honor of their 2018 nomination. Notables from all facets of the Caribbean diaspora will intertwine, mix and mingle with mainstream media, sports figures, politicians and business figures to not only celebrate Morgan Heritage’s achievements, but to honor all nominees and reggae as a whole.

The Golden GRAMMY Party will be hosted by media personality Dahved Levy from WBLS and famed comedian Majah Hype, the pre-GRAMMY party will feature special performances by Jemere Morgan and K’Coneil, with music provided by DJ Norie of Power 105, Massive B, DJ Roy and UK’s DJ Splackavelli. With an anticipated red carpet which will boasts a gamut of stars, the pre-GRAMMY party will take place on January 26th at Suite 36 located at 16 W36th st, New York. Admission $150 Pre-Sale, $250 at door with a number of limited tables are available at www.fanlink.to/goldengrammyparty

New Reggae Release: Eek A Mouse – Modern Day Slavery

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Junglist Music presents internationally renowned reggae artist Eek A Mouse with “Modern Day Slavery.” The single, which tackles a very serious issue, is laid out to an intricate reggae sound and is a must have for reggae music collectors.

“Modern Day Slavery” is distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital, and is available on all major digital platforms http://smarturl.it/ekkamouseslavery.

Aidonia Nominated For 4 Your View Awards (@AIDONIAJOP @YourViewAwards)

aidonia_2018Capping off a tremendous epoch and entering the new year as one of the most sought after acts in the dancehall space, 4th Genna recording artiste Aidonia continues to reap the rewards from the substantial volume of work outputted in 2017.

After breaking into the international mainstream via BBC  Radio and snatching a corporate endorsement courtesy of J. Wray & Nephew; The deejay’s career appears to be on an upward trajectory following the recent announcement of the nominees for the 2018 staging of the Your View Awards (YVAs), formerly known as Youth View Awards.

At the launch, held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in New Kingston on Thursday, January 11. Aidonia walked away with four nominations in the following categories: Hottest Summer Song for ‘Yeah Yeah’; Favorite Dancehall Artiste of the Year; Favorite Local Male Artiste of the Year and Favorite Chart Topping Song of the Year.  This comes in the wake of a double nod from the upcoming International Reggae and World Music Awards (IRAWMA), where the 4th Genna boss has also been nominated for ‘Deejay of the Year‘ and Song of the Year with ‘Banga‘.

New Dancehall Release: Karamanti – Imagine That

Karamanti 2018After encountering a slew of setbacks in the music industry, most of which were caused by people she trusted and called friends, and in some cases family, Karamanti has penned a track entitled “Imagine That” in which she touches on a lot of what she’s been through.

The beat was created by Riley Mixit (Zimbabwe), while the song was mixed and mastered by Prosonic Production (Jamaica). “Imagine That” is on Karamanti’s own Blakkwuman22 Music label.

“Imagine That” can be streamed and downloaded from Soundcloud and Hulkshare.