Versatile reggae-dancehall artist Skarra Mucci, who hails originally from Jamaica and is now based in Barcelona, Spain, is slated to perform at Jam Link‘s upcoming Bob Marley Celebration. He has been one of the leading figures in reggae-dancehall in Europe since the early 2000s, building an impressive discography over the years.

In support of his most recent releases, Skarra Mucci is currently doing several shows across the region. One of the key highlights of this mini stint will be his performance at the highly anticipated annual Bob Marley Celebration, set to take place on February 15, 2025, at Voxhall (Vester Allé 15) in Aarhus, Denmark.

Skarra Mucci will share headlining duties with another accomplished reggae act, Omar Perry, and both men will be joined by the One Love Marley Band, Slo Down Reggae Band, DJ Henning, and MC Henrik Baek. This celebration is organized by Jam Link Intl., the leading promoter of reggae concerts in Aarhus.

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Novel-T‘s ascent in the music industry began in the early 1990s, as she captivated audiences with her performances across various venues in Jamaica. Despite her early success, it wasn’t until 2011 that she shifted her focus to recording and producing her own music. This new chapter in her career was marked by collaborations with her husband and musical director, trumpeter Howard Perry Ricketts, who also serves as her co-producer.

Having released multiple singles, several of which have topped Reggae Charts in both the USA and the UK, Novel-T unveiled her second studio album last August. Titled “Survivor,” this LP comprises eleven tracks, including a notable collaboration with Peter G. Much like the aforementioned singles, the album also topped Album Charts in the USA (i.e., Foundation Radio Network Top 15 Albums) and Jamaica (i.e., Jamaica Top 10 Countdown Album Chart with Richie B).

“Survivor” showcases hit singles like “Tough Like a Diamond,” “Love Won’t Let Us Wait,” and “Keep It Moving,” alongside distinguished covers such as Aswad‘s “Two Makes One,”Des’ree‘s “You Gotta Be Bad,” and Bob Marley‘s “Satisfy My Soul.”

The production of “Survivor” was primarily handled by Howard Perry Ricketts and Novlette Fellows (aka Novel-T) under their label, P and N Publishing. Exceptions include tracks #3 (“I Love The Way”), #5 (“Crazy Love”), and #6 (“Love Won’t Let Us Wait”), which were all produced by Hopeton Lindo for Irie Pen Records, as well as track #10 (So I Can Love You), produced by Oliver Millwood for Melody Productions.

An eclectic blend of lovers-rock and inspirational reggae, “Survivor” delivers soothing, beautiful ballads that offer a relaxing auditory experience. The album is available for download on all major music platforms.

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The Rise Ithiopia Foundation has unfortunately announced that the highly anticipated ‘Rise Up Ithiopians – 1st Edition’ which was to be held on January 26th, 2025, at Providence National Stadium in Guyana, has been postponed.

This would have been a major cultural event. The Abyssinians from Jamaica; Ras Afrikan Simba from Nigeria; and Wadi Gad from Trinidad were all confirmed to perform. This was also to be Ras Shiloh‘s first performance in Guyana.