Reggae Vibes Promotions, a subsidiary of the record label Reggae Vibes Music, presents Jamaica Reggae Party. This is a fun day and stage show scheduled for Saturday, April 20th, at Drifters Bar (1 Mile, Fishermans Beach) in Negril, Jamaica.

It will commence at 2:00 p.m. with a domino tournament that will see the winner awarded financially and by other means. Although this competition is open to the public, all potential participants must register via WhatsApp (516 366 7799) in order to be added. The games will be followed by a massive reggae concert (starting at 4:00 p.m.) featuring Turbulence, Bescenta, Fiyaneer, Dameon Gayle, and Luddy Samms. Each artist will be supported by JNR International, a roots sound system that operates on the global stage. 

Admission for the Jamaica Reggae Party is $20 for anyone paying in US currency, and $3,000 for those using Jamaican dollars. Furthermore, persons based in Kingston can take advantage of the organizer’s round trip (by bus) for a cost of $8,000 JMD, providing they register before April 13th. That price also includes entrance to the live show. 

This event is being sponsored by Mello FM (Jamaica’s strong songs station), and Rooms on the Beach, a beautiful resort located in Negril.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER & FOR MORE INFORMATION

As part of their ongoing efforts to provide life-saving resources to the children of Jamaica, the Issa Trust Foundation will be hosting a fundraising event on May 11th at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York. It will feature goodwill reggae ambassadors Third World, Luciano, and Gramps Morgan.

Tickets are US$600 per person; this includes drinks, dinner, dancing, a silent auction, and entertainment. It will begin at 7pm with cocktails, followed by dinner at 8pm, and the live show at 9:30pm.

Reggae-dancehall artist Teflon, who is also known as Teflon Young King, has just released the official video for So Much Get Weak, a song featured on the Addictive Chemical Riddim. The compilation, which also features Chezidek, Lutan Fyah, Pefect Giddimani, Richie Spice, and Turbulence, came out late last year via Teflon‘s own Yard A Love Records.

On So Much Get Weak, the Young King elaborates on his resoluteness, while simultaneously lamenting on the mental weakness of others. If you have not yet seen the visuals, click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.

It has been said that ‘all songs sound better on a reggae rhythm’. Taddy P‘s remix of James Ingrams‘ She Loves Me (The Best That I Can Be), is testament to that fact. Performed by singer-songwriter Richie Stephens, the reggae remix, which was officially released on March 29th, is now available on all streaming platforms. 

Taddy P‘s years of experience in the industry has given him access to some of the finest musicians in the business. As such, he was able to invite Wayne ‘Unga Barunga’ Thompson to play the drums, and Robert ‘Ricky Dread’ Stephens to add the keyboards. And being a highly respected and accomplished instrumentalist himself, Taddy P not only played the bass, but he also did the lead bass, guitar and even added supplementary keyboard lines. 

When asked what he would like listeners to take away from the record, the man affectionately referred to as Bassy said the following: “I would love the song to evoke an amazing feeling of love while enjoying the infectious reggae beat with enchanting  melodies and harmonies.”

CLICK HERE TO STREAM / DOWNLOAD “SHE LOVES ME”

Canmancan Entertainment will be hosting reggae giant Anthony B at the Maumelle Event Center – 10910 Maumelle Boulevard – in North Little Rock, Arkansas, on Sunday, April 28. This is now a sold-out show that will also feature DJ Mucho and Kapital Stone.

Early bird tickets were depleted shortly after it was announced that the Rasta man known for his high-energy, engaging performance style would be in town.