Recording artist Dollarman and his team are toiling in earnest to have the official video for We Belong released before the summer. They’re already in dialogue with videographer Craig Actie (aka Xstradunare), who has worked with Dollarman on other projects in the past. That said, shooting for We Belong should commence at the end of April. 

We Belong is a lovers-rock reggae tune that came out at the beginning of the year (January 1st). It was produced by Dollarman and musician/producer Bernard Joseph (aka OBI). Since it was first shared, the song has been steadily gaining traction on reggae platforms all over the world. Notably, it is now #7 on New York’s Reggae Chart.

While he preps for the visuals, Dollarman is simultaneously gearing up for a private show on April 19 in New Jersey, as well as an appearance on the Tempo Networks, where he will discuss We Belong. 

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On March 15, the Street Rockaz Family, out of France, released new music from Jamaican recording artist Jah Mason. The song, titled Never Let Me Down, is on a two-track EP that also features Stranjah Miller.

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Out Of Many One Productions is having a Reggae Birthday Bash on Friday, April 19 at the Ashkenaz Music & Dance Community Center (1317 San Pablo Avenue) in Berkeley, California.

It will feature reggae recording artist Prezident Brown, as well as The Nyabinghi Drummers and dancers. This is an all ages event that will be hosted by Carl T and Howie. Starting time is 8:00 p.m., and there is a $30 entrance fee.

Approximately two years ago, emerging recording artist Vazasha Peters and established international vocalist Mr Easy met by chance. Peters was wrapping up a session at Voice Stream Studio in Queens, New York, and Mr Easy showed up early for his. After being introduced by the engineer, the two stayed in touch and have now collaborated on a much-needed, timely song called Suffering. 

The rhythmic, mellow, and intense reggae track touches on several social issues plaguing the world, with a special emphasis on the violent crimes happening in Jamaica. That observation was corroborated by Vazasha Peters‘ statement: “We need more love and compassion on this earth we call home. “Suffering” sends a message to the world but mostly to the youths. I hope they take heed to the corruption that occurs in the systems they’re surrounded and programmed by that could affect their lives and damage their future. It’s a plead for peace.”

Mr Easy added: “What I would like listeners to take away from this song is let’s stop the violence in our communities. Let’s come together to try and eliminate hunger. Be kind to others who are less fortunate.”

Suffering is featured on the Uptown Living Riddim, which was produced by Fudjie of Knowledge Records. It can be streamed and/or downloaded from all music platforms. 

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