In the visuals for his latest single, Crazy, international recording artist Richie Stephens seemingly brings the word to life with his extremely enthusiastic dancing, energy and overall vibe.
The video was published on his YouTube channel this past Thursday. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.
Dancehall artist Don Mafia, who has been steadily gaining in popularity over the past few years, has shared his opinion on why Kevin Smith – the fake pastor from Montego Bay – died so suddenly after his arrest.
In a brand new record titled Big Setup, Don makes it clear that he is of the belief that Smith’s death was orchestrated by powerful people who did not want their affiliation with the now disgraced con-artist to come to light. In the song he reveals the names of politicians, athletes and recording artists who have connected with Smith in the past.
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Ernest Wilson, the man behind Jamaica’s ska and rock-steady group, The Clarendonians, which was active from the mid to late 60s, has passed away. He died on Tuesday, November 2nd at the Kingston Public Hospital at the age of 69.
We have not been able to confirm cause of death.
Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, collectively known as Silk Sonic, have just shared another song from their upcoming album: An Evening With Silk Sonic. The just released tune is titled Smokin Out The Window and it is accompanied by some very entertaining visuals.
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At the end of September Jonathan McReynolds and Mali Music kicked off their Jonny x Mali Tour. The men did dates in Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, New Haven, New York, Philadelphia, Charlotte and Atlanta. Although all the shows were well attended, both artists are of the belief that everyone who wanted to see the concert were not able to; due to the many challenges posed by the corona virus.
With that in mind, they have decided to bring the experience directly in the homes of their fans and supporters. That said, on Monday, November 22nd, the Jonny x Mali show will stream via Compassion Live at 7pm CT.
Tickets for the livestream are going for $20 USD per person. And for ardent fans who would like to see more; they can sponsor a child through Compassion International by purchasing a VIP ticket. This means they’ll get access to the November 22nd livestream, as well as a virtual ticket to a pre-show Q&A with Jonathan McReynolds and a copy of the new album: Jonny x Mali Live In LA.
The return of Wande Coal continues as the veteran Nigerian singer shares visuals for his latest single, Come My Way. The song, which comes to us courtesy of Starstruck and Empire, is produced by Bruno and Screwface.
Come My Way is Wande Coal’s first solo release of 2021. It follows last year’s Realms EP, his first new project in six years. The track blends the infectious vibes of afro-beat and the throbbing digital pulse of South Africa’s exploding ama-piano sound with Wande’s powerful, multi-octave vocals.
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For the past few years, Jam Link International – one of the most respected reggae event promoters in Aarhus, Denmark – has been hosting the Bob Marley Celebration in the month of February. The event, which started out in a small venue and initially featured mainly local talents, has since expanded to a bigger location and has seen several international reggae and dancehall acts gracing its stage.
However, much like other events in Europe and other parts of the world, the Bob Marley Celebration had to be halted because of the covid-19 pandemic. That said, members of the Jam Link International board recently held an in-depth meeting that resulted in all members agreeing to resuming the popular concert in February, 2022.
Therefore, the annual Bob Marley Celebration will be returning to the city of Aarhus on Friday, February 18, 2022. Stay tuned for additional information.
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