Emerging Hip-Hop Artist Serita Campbell Talks About The “American Dream” (@Young_Deuces @SeritaCampbell3g)

Posted on January 18, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

With all that is happening now in America I wanted to shed some light on this new record by an up-and-coming female hip-hop artist. The song is titled “American Dream” and it’s a collaboration by the aforementioned rapper Serita Campbell and Young Deuces.

The black music industry is in a very sad state. I say that because in my opinion most of the big ‘stars’ are singing, chanting and rapping about money, power and sex, while these young acts – that we so often ignore – are giving us substantitive music.

Click here or on the image about to check out the video for this record and be sure to learn more about this sister and support her work.

Dancehall Artist Jahmiel Remains “Unbroken”! (@Team_Jahmiel)

Posted on January 18, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Reggae-Dancehall singjay Jahmiel, through his music, is making it known that despite all that he has been through, all the challenges, the hatred against him etc. he remains “Unbroken.” That is the title of his latest song, released on January 15th via three labels: Sweet Music Production, Quantanium Records and his very own Patriotz Muzik.

As is now the custom, the release of the audio is accompanied by some visuals. Click here or on the image above to watch the official video and remember to like, comment and share.

New Dancehall Release From Sizzla Kalonji “Nuff a Dem”

Posted on January 18, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

On Friday, January 15th, Sizzla Kalonji released “Nuff a Dem,” a hardcore, motivational dancehall tune that addresses the unfortunate negative energies emitted by people who wish to see others fail.

The song, which comes to us courtesy of Loud Echo Musik Records, is now available on all digital music platforms. Click here to stream and download it from iTunes.

Reggae Artist Moses I Releases Powerful New Single “Reparation”

Posted on January 16, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Reggae artist Moses I, one of the original founders of the Rastafari Musical Collective, David House Crew, has released an interrogative new track, titled “Reparation.” The artist who travels back and forth between his homes in Kingston, Jamaica and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, recorded the song last July in his own Livon Music Production Studio (based in Fort Lauderdale).

According to Moses I, the song came about because he wanted to help to eradicate the division, as it relates to reparation, that has been, and continues to be an issue in some black communities. He firmly believes that a nation divided against itself is a weak one, as such, this song is meant to shed some light on this problem in the hopes that it will be amended.

“Reparation” is on the Ironstorm & Livon Music Production labels; with production credits going to the Home Bred Band for the actual rhythm, David Rowe for arrangement and Roland McDermot for mixing and mastering, which was done at Tuff Gong Studio.

When asked what he would like people to take away from this song, Moses I said the following: “I would like people to understand that many things can be accomplished with unity, and upon gaining that knowledge, I would like for them to achieve a greater purpose and find positive direction in life.”

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN & DOWNLOAD “REPARATION”

Samuel Medas Releases Stunning New Soca-Gospel Song “Overflow” (@SamuelMedas)

Posted on January 16, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Who said that soca music have to be all about wine-up and grind-up? Well whoever they are let them know that Guyanese recording artist Samuel Medas has just released a stunning soca gospel tune called “Overflow.” I can honestly see this song being played at all the biggest soca fetes and road marches around the world.

Click here to check out this amazing song and remember to like, comment and share.

Have You Seen The Video For Bugle’s “Dutty Foot Can’t Step Clean”? (@BugleAn9ted)

Posted on January 15, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

In December, Bugle in collaboration with the Sponge Music label released “Dutty Foot Can’t Step Clean.” The song, which is on the Word Press Riddim, is an insightful record that teaches what I would call old wisdom.

The title of the song “Dutty Foot Can’t Step Clean,” is what we here in Jamaica commonly refer to as a Jamaican proverb done in our own colloquialism. In other words it is wise teachings or guidance carried down from our forefathers and mothers.

Whereas the song focuses on Bugle‘s confidence and self-assurance, the video, which was released about a week ago, tells a troubling story of jealousy and greed. Click here or on the image above to watch the visuals and remember to like, comment and share.

Lutan Fyah Shares Visuals For “Guh Look A Wuk” From The G & Mel Riddim

Posted on January 15, 2021 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

On October 2nd, 2020, Cool & Calm Productions gave us a stunning riddim-driven compilation called “G & Mel Riddim.” The nine-track project features some of the best in reggae: Richie Spice, I-Wayne, Luciano, Lutan Fyah and more. I think everyone who have heard this album would agree with me when I say that every song is, or has the potential to be a hit!

With all that being said, a couple days ago Lutan Fyah released the official video for his song, “Guh Look A Wuk.” The visuals are nice, clean and simple, but in my opinion it’s the song that hooks you. Click here or on the image above to check it out.