After approximately 9 weeks on the Top 20 Albums Chart in South Florida, Ambelique‘s “Blind Spot” is currently sitting at #3. This is a 14-track record that came out in November 2024 on Willie Lindo‘s HeavyBeat Records.

“Blind Spot” was produced by Willie Lindo, and it features a handful of top-tier reggae musicians. Robbie Shakespeare played bass guitar; Sly Dunbar and KashieF Lindo did the drum programming; live drums were played by Paul Douglas; keyboards, organ, piano, synth, and additional bass lines were done by Robbie Lyn and KashieF Lindo; Dean Fraser added the saxophone; additional piano and keyboard chords were done by Dave Richards; and Willie Lindo and Hux Brown played guitar, with Ambelique, Pam Hall, Nikesha Lindo, and Shavanique delivering on the background vocals.

So far, the two breakout singles on “Blind Spot” are track #1 “I’m Thankful” and track #4 “Wash Over Gold Watch.” Both are a favorite among selectors and, as a result, are enjoying heavy rotation on reggae platforms worldwide.

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L.U.S.T, the Jamaican vocal group with members Lukie D, Trilla U, Singing Melody and Tony Curtis, will be performing at The Garden (1400 N. State Road 7) in Lauderhill, Florida on Valentine’s Day, Friday, February 14.

Love with L.U.S.T, as it’s being called, is being presented by The Garden, formerly Lallos, and it will start at 7pm local time. Early bird tickets, which are USD$35 per person and USD$60 for couples, can be purchased on Carib Tix.

The “Bob Marley: One Love—Music Inspired By The Film (Deluxe)” compilation has won Best Reggae Album at this year’s Grammy Awards. It went up against Collie Buddz‘s “Take It Easy,” The Wailers‘ “Evolution,” Shenseea‘s “Never Gets Late Here,” and Vybz Kartel‘s “Party With Me.”

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards, which honors the best recordings, compositions, and artists from September 16, 2023, to August 30, 2024, was presented on Sunday, February 2, 2025, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California.