Popular live music venue, The Webster, which is located at 31 Webster Street in Hartford, Connecticut, will host reggae legend Maxi Priest on Saturday, May 31st. This is an all-ages Reggae Night event that’s being presented by Concert Crave. It’s scheduled to start at 7pm local time, and tickets are available on The Webster’s website.

On March 20th, Pandemic Records & Entertainment LLC announced the release of a new single by the internationally acclaimed artist, Turbulence, titled “Call Me.” This lively reggae track is infused with a vibrant and subtly sensual lovers-rock theme. It centers on Turbulence‘s efforts to entice his romantic interest to connect with him, particularly when she seeks intimate companionship.

After the song went live, the team at Pandemic Records shared excerpts of the official music video. Turbulence further teased its release by stating, “Gonna be lit stay tuned one pandemic.”

The video is now available and exceeds expectations, offering a visually captivating and evocative experience. Directed by Richard Davis and edited by Christopher Daley, the visual for “Call Me” resembles a mini film, revealing a different aspect of the Rastafarian artist Turbulence.

When it was first shared, “Call Me” was widely regarded as an exceptionally engaging track. With the video now accessible, we eagerly anticipate public feedback on what is arguably Turbulence‘s most provocative visual presentation to date.

In the month of May, reggae recording artist Junior Kelly, who has given us hits like “Love so Nice,” “Protection,” etc., will do a short stint in the United Kingdom. He will be joined by dancehall artist Nation Boss and others.

On May 23rd, Kelly will perform at the Jamyah Centre in Bradford; the following day, on the 24th, he will be at the Secret Arena in Birmingham, and on the final day, May 25th, Junior Kelly will wrap up the tour in London at a venue not yet announced.