Earlier today the office of the prime minister of Jamaica announced an updated COVID-19 containment measure relating to the curfew hours. They reminded the nation that on both Sunday, October 17 and Monday, October 18, 2021 the entire island will be under curfew.
Exceptions will be made for persons going out to get vaccinated as well as all essential workers. The curfew will end on Tuesday morning at 5am. The notice was sent out because Monday, October 18 is National Heroes’ Day.
This past Friday Baco Music released the brand new album from Manjul, FX and YVO titled Sound Therapy. The record features collaborations with several established performers, namely: Cornel Campbell, Clinton Fearon, Cyril Atef, Cedric Myton, Tikok Vellaye and others.
On the same day that the album was published they also shared the official video for Long Time No See, which is track number three. This is also the song that is done with legendary Jamaican singer and musician Clinton Fearon.
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On Sunday, November 7th, Big Step and 2D Entertainment will present Move The Crowd, an event dedicated to highlighting and celebrating 80s and 90s hip-hop. It will be held at the Masonic Temple Theatre, located at 500 Temple Street in Detroit, Michigan.
The 18 and over concert will feature performances by Rakim, KRS-One, Slick Rick, JJ FAD and Chubb Rock. The organizers would like all potential patrons to know that they will have to provide proof of being vaccinated in order to enter. Click here for tickets.
In the midst of his current trial – no pun intended – and tribulation, Jah Cure is now sharing the lyric video for his song featured on the recently released Rock All Riddim. The tune is titled You Can’t See My Soul, and after carefully listening to the words the consensus among several of his fans and supporters is that he seems to be struggling with a lot of demons.
The Rock All Riddim, which is produced by Reggae Vibes Music, was released at the end of August. This means that Jah Cure‘s song would have been written and recorded long before that date, giving the production team sufficient time to mix and master it. However, the lyrics in the song gives the impression that it was authored after his arrest in the Netherlands.
For those not familiar with the story; the beloved reggae singer is currently facing charges on the primary suspicion of attempted murder, as well as attempted manslaughter and aggravated assault after an altercation with a promoter in Amsterdam at the beginning of October.
However, “Let he without sin cast the first stone.” These are words uttered by Jah Cure in You Can’t See My Soul.
With the lyric video now out on YouTube it is becoming apparent that despite his difficult upbringing Jah Cure has been trying – challenging as it maybe – to become a better man. Our only hope is that his arrest in Europe does not deter that.
Tiwa Savage has just uploaded the visuals for Somebody’s Son, a song done with American singer, songwriter and actress Brandy. The track is featured on Savage‘s Water & Garri EP that was released in August.
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On Wednesday, October 20 hip-hop lovers in Philadelphia will be treated to a female-dominated rap concert at the City Winery (990 Filbert Street). Two of the industry’s trending female MCs: Ché Noir and Sa-Roc, will perform live.
The ladies have invited Uptown X.O. – who is actively promoting his 2021 album Culture Over Corporate Volume 3, to open the show.
The Queen of Divorce Court – Faith Jenkins – and the King of the Love Ballad – Kenny Lattimore take their Concert & Conversation on tour as Faith launches her new book on love and relationships, “Sis, Don’t Settle”.
The evening begins with a stimulating and engaging Q & A with daytime TV’s nationally syndicated Emmy-nominated host Judge Faith where she expounds on topics from her book on how to stay smart in matters of the heart, answers questions regarding the expert advice she gives daily on her TV show, and shares about her own personal journey to a happy marriage with husband and R&B legend Kenny Lattimore.
Kenny joins in on the conversation and transitions the evening into a live concert performing songs that have provided the soundtrack to these love anecdotes — including his latest hit single, “Pressure”. Click here for all confirmed dates and links to buy tickets.
Source: citywinery/philadelphia
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