“Liar Liar” is the latest release from reggae singer Glen Washington. The record was published on March 19th and it comes courtesy of French label Irie Ites Records, with distribution from Evidence Music.
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Jamaica’s Global Leadership Summit will be held virtually this Thursday, March 25th. It will feature several well known speakers, namely: T.D. Jakes, Craig Groeschel, Albert Tate, Rory Vaden, Nona Jones and others.
Additionally, there will be a special performance by one of the nation’s leading gospel artist, Kevin Downswell. For more information about this event, visit glsjamaica dot org.
Click here to watch Kevin Downswell performing “Good News Remix” live.
“Make A Way” Is the latest release from Jamaican gospel artist Jermaine Edwards. The record officially came out on March 18th and the visuals followed a day later, on the 19th.
In his own words, this is what Edwards had to say about the meaning of “Make A Way“: “When I say God will make a way. It’s not me sitting down expecting that God will package everything for me. I believe so I ask for His guidance, hoping that He orders my steps. I am human and make so much mistakes, but my Nucleus, my Rock my Strong Tower my GPS will lead me where I need to go, but first I must acknowledge Him not only on the journey but before i start the journey.”
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Nigerian singer, songwriter and rapper, Burna Boy, has dropped another video from his “Twice as Tall” album released in 2020. This one is for track number ten, a hip-hop flavored tune titled “23.”
As with all his other visuals, this clip is flawless and it tells a very captivating story. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.
Team members of hip-hop artist Phife Dawg, who was a part of the group A Tribe Called Quest with Q-Tip and Ali Shaheed Muhammad, have released the official video for “Nutshell Pt.2.” The song is a collaborative effort that features both Busta Rhymes & Redman.
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Jamaican reggae singer, Lenn Hammond, who is now based in Canada, has joined forces with Josh Harris, the CEO and owner of Big Feet Records, to share a new lovers-rock reggae tune titled “This Moment.” Much like his uncle, the legendary Beres Hammond, Lenn also has a unique way of delivering his songs, especially the ones dedicated to the ladies.
“This Moment” is one of those laid back love songs that’s ideal for special occasions shared between lovers. Events such as weddings, anniversaries and birthdays come to mind.
Hammond was connected to Josh Harris, a California based producer and reggae fanatic, through a mutual friend, DJ Ron Miller, who thought that Lenn would be a good fit for some of the projects Harris was working on.
Josh single-handedly created the beat for “This Moment,” with the exception of the guitars, which were played by Anthony Cinquini. It was mixed and mastered at the Suomenlinnan Studio in Helsinki, Finland by Tommi Tikkamen.
In a press briefing held on Sunday, March 21st, Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness announced changes to the curfew hours in an attempt to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. The new curfew hours are as follows:
Starting Tuesday, March 23rd to Friday, March 26th, the nightly curfew hours will remain at 8:00 pm to 5:00 am, ending at 5:00 am on Saturday, March 27th. On Saturday, March 27th, the curfew will begin at 12 noon and continue through the rest of Saturday and the entire day on Sunday, ending at 5:00 am on Monday, March 29th. The Prime Minister said that on Friday, March 26th, workplaces will be required to close at noon. This does not include essential services such as: medical establishments, supermarkets, wholesales, pharmacies, restaurants and other food establishments, which will remain open until the start of the curfew at 8:00 pm.
Regarding the Easter holiday period: from Monday, March 29th, to Wednesday, March 31st, the curfew will commence at 8:00 pm nightly to 5:00 am the following morning, ending at 5:00 am on Thursday, April 1st. On Holy Thursday, April 1st, workplaces will be required to close at noon, expect for essential services. The curfew will continue throughout the entire day on Good Friday and end on Saturday, April 3rd at 5:00 am.
On Saturday, April 3rd, the curfew will begin at noon and continue through the rest of Saturday, the entire Easter Sunday and the entire Easter Monday, and it will end at 5 am on Tuesday, April 6th. On Tuesday, April 6th, the curfew will commence at 8:00 pm nightly to 5:00 am the following morning ending at 5:00 am on Saturday, April 10th. Again on Saturday, April 10th, the curfew will begin at 12:00 noon and continue through the entire day on Sunday and end at 5:00 am on Monday, April 12th. On Friday, April 9th, workplaces will be required to close at 12:00 noon to allow people to conduct their shopping and prepare for the tighter weekend curfew.
