Blakkwuman22 Music announces the release of the “Tabula Rasa Riddim”

In collaboration with Minoda BeatsBlakkwuman22 Music has unveiled “Tabula Rasa Riddim,” a meticulously crafted six-track dancehall compilation produced by Karamanti. Officially released at the close of February 2025, this project spotlights new compositions by emerging artists George P, Yahdeen Essence, Falco DiGeneral, alongside Karamanti, who serves as the CEO and proprietor of Blakkwuman22 Music, as well as Zimbabwean artist Pops Jabu.

The foundational rhythm for “Tabula Rasa” was composed by Mindo Beats, with additional instrumental contributions by Lamar Thompson. The complete compilation has been expertly mixed and mastered by Audio Traxx Production, located in Old Harbour, St. Catherine, and is being distributed solely by Blakkwuman22 Music.

Blakkwuman22 Music is renowned for its commitment to releasing music that is both clean and conscious, and this latest compilation reinforces that reputation. Both Karamanti and Yahdeen Essence, who are known for their faith, have contributed tracks inspired by Biblical scriptures (Genesis 4:7 and Praise). In his track titled “Values,” Falco DiGeneral addresses the decline of moral values among today’s youth, while George P offers a heartfelt dedication to a romantic interest in “Unconditional Love.” As she customarily does in her compilations, Karamanti features two tracks. Her second is a collaborative effort with Pops Jabu titled “Jama ZimZim.” It celebrates themes of Black empowerment, love, and unity.

The “Tabula Rasa Riddim” is accessible on all prominent music platforms, including Bandcamp and SoundCloud. Additionally, the official music video for Karamanti’s track “Genesis 4:7” is available for viewing on her YouTube channel.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “TABULA RASA RIDDIM”

Panta Son & Norris Man Release Video From The “Wild Fire Riddim”

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.

Nneka Shares New Song & Video “Go Within”?

On March 13, Nneka published a new song and video called “Go Within.” The release was preceded by a strong statement shared by Nneka on her social media platform. It reads:

“my people una..I dey support myself these days as I talk am earlier this year. we dey do things dem slightly different this year oh…

so I say make I drop another song wen I take do wen dem big big record company dem no want commot/release.(na joy I dey use take give una dis correct kangpe music wen go totori your mind.i dey commott all these songs take give una..so I dey very grateful…

March 14th I go drop “go within”… d song na to help us take remember say na only we be d master of our own waka for this earth…(Ofcos with the help of our prime creator yah)..so make una stay tuned..
one love”

Click here or on the image above to check out the official video for “Go Within,” and remember to like, comment, and share.

P.C.D. (Post Carnival Depression 2025)

P.C.D. (Post Carnival Depression) 2025 takes place on Sunday, March 30th at The Great Hall At Avant Gardner—140 Stewart Ave—in Brooklyn, New York. This is a fete designed for carnival lovers who need a consistent dose of soca music all year long.

Confirmed performers include the Viking of soca Bunji Garlin, soca phenomenon’s Full Blown, and Road March and Young Kings Champion Mical Teja, as well as Shal Marshall, Viking Ding Dong, and Trilla G. Click here for tickets.

Otis Redding Center for the Arts

The Otis Redding Foundation will be hosting the grand opening for the Otis Redding Center for the Arts on Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 436 Cotton Avenue in Downtown Macon, Georgia.

The center will provide services for young people between the ages of 5 and 18 who are interested in music and the arts. Plans are also in place to roll out programming for toddlers and senior citizens.

Following the grand opening, ORCA will host two of the Otis Redding Foundation’s signature programs, the Otis Music Camp (June 2–20, 2025) and Camp Dream (July 14–25, 2025). For additional information, visit their website: www.orcamacon.org.

Earth Hour 2025 (Jamaica)

Jamaica’s one day festival dedicated to environmental issues and protecting the planet, Earth Hour, will be held at Hope Gardens (Palm Drive) this Saturday, March 22nd. It will begin at 5:00pm (JA time) and is expected to go on until approximately 10:00pm.

In addition to giving attendees information about climate change and engaging them in related activities, the organizers will also have a live concert with performances by Luciano, Keznamdi, Sevana, Irie Soulja, Zaila-Jazz, and Brianstar Ent.

For additional information visit earthhourja.com.

Steel Banglez Partners With Nas & Sid Sriram For “Time”

British Indian producer and musician Steel Banglez has just shared the official video for “Times,” track #5 on his new EP, “One Day It Will All Make Sense.” The song is a three-way collaboration done with R&B and Carnatic singer-songwriter Sid Sriram and hip-hop lyricist Nas.

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.