Karamanti Shares The Visuals For Her Afrobeat Single “Mi Nuh Bow”

On Friday, March 12th, Jamaican dancehall artist Karamanti uploaded the official video for her trending single “Mi Nuh Bow.” The clips, which were captured in Seaview Gardens (Kingston, Jamaica) by fellow dancehall artist Mackamilli, simply shows the lyricist delivering a very emotional performance, as she along with her team tried to respect the covid-19 protocols put in place by the government.

“Mi Nuh Bow” has been enjoying steady rotation since it came out at the beginning of the year. It is doing particularly well in Latin America, where several commercial radio stations have now added the song to their playlists.

Now that the release of the visuals are behind her, Karamanti will redirect her attention to the upcoming album that she has been assiduously working on. The project, which she hopes to have ready for May of this year, has not yet been titled, but features productions from European dancehall producer Major P, Jamaican beat maker Otis Mason and Arioso Legato from the United States.

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Stic Offering Autographed Copies Of His Album “Workout II”

Stic – from the hip-hop duo Dead Prez – has announced that he is signing copies of his “Workout II” album, and making them available on his platform, rbgfitclub dot com.

These are autographed double discs; one being the main CD and the other all instrumentals. 

Every Jamaican Youth Should Pay Attention The Words In Lutan Fyah’s “Stick to Culture’

Although many in the forefront of the reggae and dancehall industry have sold their souls for money, fame and power, there are still a handful of artists that are representing the foundation of this music. One such artist is veteran sing-jay Lutan Fyah.

A few days ago he released the official video for “Stick to Culture,’ a song that was initially shared some time ago, but one that is very relevant right now. I urge all Jamaican youths to pay very close attention to the words in this song, because it is clear that so many have abandoned the culture.

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Freddie McGregor Announces Date For The 2021 ‘Big Ship Music Fest’ (@BigshipFreddie)

The second annual Big Ship Music Festival will be held on Saturday, July 3rd, at the Port Charlotte Fairgrounds in Florida (U.S.A). Florida is one of the few American State that is not under any covid-19 restrictions; it is business as usual there.

Some of the confirmed performers for this year’s Big Ship Music Festival are: Cocoa T, Anthony B, Chino, Etana, Perfect Giddimani, Mykal Rose, and of course Freddie McGregor. Backing band is Code Red; with additional music by Earthquake Sound, DJ Diamond and Felix Intl Sound.

Tickets are available via Eventbrite.

Nas Finally Wins A Grammy! (@Nas)

Twenty-five years after his first Grammy nomination, Nasir Jones aka Nas, is now victorious! The Queensbridge MC walked away from the 2021 Grammy Awards with the trophy for Best Rap Album.

He earned the award because of his thirteenth studio album titled “King’s Disease,” which was released in the Summer of 2020.

Perfect Giddimani Added To The Lineup For The ‘Tico Time Reggae Festival’ (@PGIDDIMANI)

The first annual ‘Tico Time Reggae Festival’ will be held on Thursday, May 13th, through Sunday, may16th, at the Tico Time River Resort in Aztec, New Mexico (20 miles from Durango, Colorado). It will feature three-days of both live reggae performances and dancehall sound-clashes.

Among the confirmed performers are: Perfect Giddimani, Dan Kelly of Fortunate Youth, Tomorrow’s Bad Seeds, Lion Heights, Jahdan Blakkamoore, Karim Israel of Arise Roots, Zeb from Tribal Seeds, Kash’d Out and many more.

The Official Medley Video For The ‘Reggae Love & Unity Riddim’ Is Out Now! (@ReggaeVibesMus1)

In mid February, Reggae Vibes Music released a five-track reggae compilation featuring Turbulence, Singer J, Rufftop Rock I, Dreama and Shemeika. The project, titled ‘Reggae Love & Unity Riddim,’ has been well received and is currently enjoying respectable rotation on music platforms all over.

A few days ago – March 8th to be exact – they followed up by premiering the official video on the popular European channel, Reggaeville. The visuals, which were directed and shot by Phoenix Studioz JA, were then sent to the Reggae Vibes Media Team for editing. 

Although all the artists are in different parts of the world, the crew were able capture each of them in their respective locations and put it all together to tell the story of ‘Reggae Love & Unity.’ Both Singer J and Turbulence‘s scenes were shot in Kingston, Jamaica, while Shemeika‘s was done in West Palm Beach, Florida; Dreama in Queens, New York and Rufftop Rock-I in Bloomfield, Connecticut.

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