Godartiste, Mykal Malachi & Others To Join Minister Treasure For A Benefit Concert On June 26th

Posted on June 14, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

On Saturday, June 26th, Minister Treasure will be hosting a benefit concert to raise funds for his wife, who has been diagnosed with cancer. The event will stream live on his YouTube channel and Facebook page, starting at 7:30PM JA time.

Minister Treasure will be joined by Godartiste, Mykal Malachi, Orville Sutherland, Gifted Youth Ministry and others. Treasure is asking for a donation of $2,000 JMD, which will go towards his wife’s medical expenses. Banking details are available on his Instagram account.

Alaine Will Be Guest On Jamaica’s Ministry Of Health & Wellness’ Live Stream This Saturday (@Alainesinga)

Posted on June 14, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

On Saturday, June 19th at 6:30 PM local time, Jamaica’s Ministry Of Health & Wellness will be streaming a Documentary on Sickle Cell Disease live on their Instagram and Facebook platforms.

Reggae-gospel song bird Alaine will be making an appearance and is expected to deliver a live performance.

The Atlanta Edition Of Jesse Royal’s Album Launch Set For June 20th (@JesseRoyal1)

Posted on June 11, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Dubwise Atl. is gearing up to host the Atlanta edition of the Royal album launch. The event will be held at Union Eav Venue, which is located at 485 Flat Shoals Avenue Southeast in Atlanta, Georgia, on Sunday, June 20th.

The man of the moment, Jesse Royal, will be performing live. He will be supported by Tall Up, Ras Fraser Jr. and DJ Negus British. Click here for tickets and additional information.

New Dancehall Video From The Fire Man Capleton “Burn Up The Streets” (@capletonmusic)

Posted on June 11, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Capleton, aka King Shango, strikes again! The veteran dancehall deejay delivered a stellar performance in his just released music video for his latest single, Burn Up The Streets. The song, which comes to us courtesy of Sponge Music, is a hardcore inspirational record that will indeed Burn Up The Streets.

Click here or on the image above to check out the video and remember to like, comment and share.

Miami Reggae Festival 2021 Will Highlight Jamaica’s Sound System Culture

Posted on June 11, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

The 2021 Miami Reggae Festival will be held at Opa-Locka Marketplace (12691 NW 42nd Ave.) in Opa Locka, Florida on Saturday, August 7th and Sunday, August 8th. This year the organizers will go back to basics by presenting an event that will be centered around Jamaica’s sound system culture.

That being said, the festival will feature a slew of sound systems, namely: Adonai Sound, Bass Odyssey, Big Life Sound, Downbeat The Ruler, King Addies International, King Champion, King Waggy Tee, Overproof Movements, Ontrack Disco, Poison Dart, Rocksteady, Soul Supreme, Stone Love, Super Storm and Warrior Sound International.

Click here for tickets and additional information.

Jah Bouks To Do Meet & Greet Session In Seattle, WA. On Father’s Day

Posted on June 10, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

On Sunday, June 20th, Red Lounge will host a Father’s Day Brunch that features a live meet and greet session with reggae recording artist Jah Bouks. The event will be held at Red lounge, which is located at 1212 E Jefferson Street in Seattle, Washington.

On May 31st, Jah Bouks released his new album Long Awaiting via his own Angola Records and Entertainment imprint. The thirteen-track project has both previously released songs, as well as new music; and it features one collaboration, Jah Judgement, done with Chino McGregor.

Click here for additional information and tickets to the Father’s Day Brunch.

New Music From Beres Hammond “Talk About It” (@BeresHammondOJ)

Posted on June 10, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

One of Jamaica’s most respected recording artist, Beres Hammond, has once again made a contribution to the industry that justifies his status therein. His latest release is a very timely and relevant record titled Talk About It.

Though he is mostly revered for the unique way in which he tells stories about romantic relationships, he took a different route in Talk About It. This song is a direct message to our young men who respond to confrontations and disputes with only anger and violence.

And with all that is happening on the island of Jamaica right now, as it relates to crime and violence, it is always welcoming to see public figures speaking out about these issues.

Click here to stream and download Talk About It from your preferred music platform.