At the end of October Jamaican reggae artist Lutan Fyah partnered with Surinamer/Dutch singer Samora on a new lover’s-rock reggae single, titled “What You Come For.” The release of the audio was accompanied by the official video, which, though simple, was well executed.
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No one can dispute the fact that “Jerusalema,” performed by South African singer and songwriter Nomcebo Zikode and produced by Master KG, is the biggest song for 2020. It has gotten, and continues to get, heavy rotation on all traditional and digital music platforms globally ever since it came out at the end of 2019.
After the massive success of the original version, Master KG invited popular Nigerian artist Burna Boy to join them on the remix. Although Burna Boy is a musical force this remix was not necessary as it did not add anything new to the record. The initial release was so powerful and captivating that any remake of it would have to go over and above, and this one just did not.
Check out both mixes for yourself and form your own opinion: Original vs. Remix.
Ugandan reggae artist Bobi Wine, who is also a politician and activist, recently collaborated with Buju Banton on a powerful track titled “Ballot Or Bullet Ugandan.”
This is a freedom song that’s meant to encourage all African nations – not just Ugandans – to strive for liberation. Click here to watch the official video and remember to like, comment and share.
About a month ago Landmark Records released the “Child’s Play Riddim.” The bouncy dancehall project features new music from Demarco, Ding Dong, I Octane and several other artists.
This past Saturday Ding Dong shared the official video for his song, “Stray,” and it has the dancehall community on edge wanting more. The visuals, like the song, tells the story of a man who links up with a woman who he thought was single, but found out she was not after her baby father catches them at her house. It is very hilarious.
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At the end of October, Jamaican gospel singer Paul Hyman shared a performance video for his now trending single “Yahweh.” The song, which was produced by Dwon Reid, was released early in the summer and is currently enjoying steady rotation on gospel platforms throughout the Caribbean.
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A few hours ago (on November 6th) Busy Signal uploaded an approximately nine-minute long video done as a short film for his new song, “Seen It Before.” The track, which is on the VP Records label, is about the increasing number of youths that are joining gangs and living a life of crime and violence.
The extended visuals tell the story of a gang member who eventually loses his life in the streets, even after trying to change it by going to church. Click here or on the image above to watch the video and remember to like, comment and share.
On July 18th, 1995, Buju Banton released the “Til Shiloh” album via Loose Cannon Records (a subsidiary of Island Records at the time). The album, with its many hits, catapulted Buju‘s already established career to whole new level.
As team Buju celebrates the project’s 25th anniversary, they are now planning to share a new edition of the entire album. The updated version, which will be officially released on December 18th, will include never heard before songs. Click here to pre-order.
