Reggae Vibes Music Releases The Official Lyric Video For Richie Spice’s “Got You Baby” (@ReggaeVibesMus1)

At the end of August Reggae Vibes Music released the Rock All Riddim, a thirteen track reggae compilation that features new music from Jah Cure, Sizzla, Lutan Fyah, Turbulence, Bescenta, Anthony B, Dreama, Powerman, Kendallaz, Rufftop Rock I, Richie Spice, Snatcha Lion and Fiyaneer.

A couple days ago, on September 8th, they shared the official lyric video for Richie Spice‘s tune, Got You Baby. Sharing the visuals at that particular time was very strategic, as it was done on Richie‘s birthday. 

Regarding the track: Got You Baby is a beautiful lovers-rock song in which Spice passionately expresses his love and appreciation for his lady. His fans and supporters have all gotten behind it, making comments like: “Love this.. big up to Richie Spice.. Happy Earthstrong” and “Back in the groove Richie.”

Although it has only been out for a few days, everyone who have heard the Rock All Riddim have given it high marks for its production quality, listenability and inspiring messages. Persons have even acknowledged the lengths Reggae Vibes has gone to create the appropriate images and visuals for this project.

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE LYRIC VIDEO

Jamaica’s The Bridge 99FM Adds Former Minister To Its List Of Broadcasters (@thebridge99fm)

Former Minister of Education, attorney at law and radio broadcaster Ronald ‘Ronnie’ Thwaites will return to prime time radio, as host of the ‘Public Eye’ that will simulcast starting Wednesday, September 15th on The Bridge 99FM in Jamaica (11am-1pm) and Irie Jam radio, WVIP, 93.5FM (noon – 2pm) in the tri-state area.

Mr. Thwaites has been an important voice in the community for over 50 years and he promises to have a different approach than the status quo when he sits behind The Bridge’s megaphone.

The former Minister of Education comes to the table with vast experience in media. He began his journalism career in 1966 and hosted his very first radio talk show in 1976. As an attorney, he established the Jamaica Legal Aid Clinic in 1972 and has provided legal representation for thousands of Jamaicans at home and in the Diaspora. Minister Thwaites has been credited with the establishment of the Jamaica Legal Aid Clinic in 1972. He was also the clinic’s Managing Director.

Dean Fraser’s “Flat Bridge” Is A Timeless Contribution To The Reggae Industry (@Tadsrecord)

Every reggae lover knows the name Dean Fraser; regardless if they are very erudite about the genre or they only have a basic appreciation for it. The fact is Fraser, who is a master saxophonist, has literally contributed to hundreds of reggae recordings since the 1970s.
 
Persons fortunate to have worked with him will testify that he is a perfectionist both on stage and in the studio. Therefore, it goes without saying that his personal productions are held to the highest musical standards. But as he has always done, and will no doubt continue to do, Dean Fraser delivers!
 
His most recent contribution to the reggae industry is a thirteen-track instrumental album titled Flat Bridge. The project, which has two features: Andre ‘Stringy’ Marsh and Okiel McIntyre, is all live instruments with horns. There are a few dub mixes and a little improvisations, but all and all this is an authentic Jamaican reggae album that is very easy to listen to.
 
Flat Bridge is produced by Dean Fraser and Tad ‘Junior Tads’ Dawkins for Tad’s Record. The executive producers are Tad A. Dawkins and Tad A. Dawkins Jnr. It was released on all online music platforms, as well as on physical disc on June 4th, 2021.
 
While preparing this article, we scoured the internet to see what others are saying about Dean Fraser‘s Flat Bridge and were overwhelmed by all the positive reviews. Below are just a couple of the chatter we were able to copy and share.
THE Blaze (Uganda): “Dean Fraser’s Flat Bridge, has been on replay for me this whole week”
A Matter of Time (Malawi): “Well the man who produced one of the greatest Riddims ever made has released yet another Masterpiece.. Flat Bridge Dean Fraser”

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN & DOWNLOAD “FLAT BRIDGE”

New Janet Jackson Documentary Coming In January (@JanetJackson)

In January, 2022, fans and supporters of legendary pop artist Janet Jackson will get a behind the scenes looking into her life in a new documentary titled Janet. It’s a two-night four-hour feature that will air on both the Lifetime and A&E networks.

The singer has uploaded the official teaser to her YouTube channel. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.

2nd Chance To Headline “Keep Your Dreams Alive Concert⁣” In Canada

On Saturday, September 25th, WK Music will present the Keep Your Dreams Alive Concert at the Ebenezer Holiness Church located at 101 Rossdene Drive in North York, Ontario. Starting time is 5:30PM.

Confirmed artists include: 2nd Chance, Anthony Aigbe, Tesharah, Junior Smith, Tonya King and others. All artists will be backed by the Heavy Unit Band. Limited tickets are available via TicketGateway dot com.

Ghost & Louie Culture Among Those Confirmed For “Legends In Concert”

The annual Legends In Concert is set to take place on Sunday, September 19th at Lithonia City Park (2515 Park Drive) in Lithonia, Georgia. Gates are scheduled to open at 2PM, but the actual show will not commence until 5.

This year’s lineup includes: Ghost, Tanya Stephens, Louie Culture and Ray, Goodman & Brown. The MC will be Tommy Cowan, with special guest Dr. Carlene Davis. Click here for tickets.

Derrick Scott Re-shares His Single “Hello Jesus”

In 2019, prior to the covid-19 global pandemic that resulted in the partial shut down of the music industry, reggae-gospel artist Derrick Scott released Hello Jesus. The song is an adaptation of a popular old reggae tune titled Hello Carol, performed by The Gladiators.

At the time Derrick remade the song to affirm his reliance on God, as well as his commitment to his faith. However, as persons are now attempting to get back to their lives, albeit in a new normal, Scott and his team thought it prudent to  re-share the track, which is undeniably very relevant in these times. 

On a bouncy reggae beat Scott sings: “hello Jesus I’m depending on you; you are at the control, I’m depending on you; from my heart & soul, I’m depending on you.”

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “HELLOW JESUS”