Dancehall recording artist Jahmiel has been very busy lately. Since the start of the global pandemic he has been dropping a new song, and / or video, almost on a weekly basis.
Though all his releases are good, his latest project, “Return,” is probably the hardest we’ve gotten from him to date. Check it out here and judge for yourself.
Though it was shared a day late, Busy Signal‘s video for “Jamaica Jamaica” is spot on. The song, which is on the Maximum Sound Productions label, was officially released on June 5th, and it accurately outlines everything about the little island known as the rock.
In the video, Signal and his team did a good job capturing the right shots, matching the lyrics word for word. Click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.
At the end of May, two R&B giants – Ne-Yo and Jeremih – collaborated on, and released the hit single, “U 2 Luv.” They’re now following up with the official video, which was just uploaded to Ne-Yo‘s channel.
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Veteran reggae artist, Winston ‘Flags’ Smith, is sharing a song from his upcoming album titled “One Fine Day.” The new single, which is called “The World Is On Fire,” was inspired by the current state of the world; specifically, the global pandemic, the economic collapse, racial injustice, police brutality towards African Americans, and the many protests and riots that followed.
The song, though forceful, was delivered with a bright, hopeful energy that can be felt through the speakers. It was recorded in Miami, Florida, which is where Flags is now based.
Song credits are as follows: David Simmons on drums, Anthony Crichton on Rock Guitar, Patrick Quest on Keyboards and Guitar; with harmonies by Shauna Dazzle Dixon.
When asked what he would like listeners to take away from this record, Winston ‘Flags’ Smith said the following: “The message is one of reassurance, never to forget that Mother Nature rules over the earth, because with all their military might and scientific knowledge the Super Powers that be can’t contain the spread of the small virus. The song also conveys a message that Jah has also opened the eyes of the oppressed to see that the wicked can never conquer.”
Jamaican reggae-gospel artist, Derrick Scott, is sharing another single from his “Gospel Truth” album. The song is titled “God Answers Prayers,” and it’s a heartfelt, upbeat reggae track with a touch of ska.
Both believers and non-believers can appreciate the undeniable truth laid out on this record; that God indeed answers prayers.
Scott and his team felt that they ought to deliver this message at this time, because people all over the world are going through so much hardship as a result of the pandemic (covid-19). As a man of God, Derrick Scott wants everyone to know and understand that they should call on the Creator now more than ever.
Due to the global pandemic, the organizers of this year’s Uprising Festival will be hosting a scaled-down version of the event; it’s being called the Wakelake Edition. The three day concert will be held on August 28th, 29th and 30th at Bratislava, Wakelake.
Because of the many complications surrounding travelling during covid-19, most of the performers will be local artists. The headlining act however, is Jamaican chanter Anthony B, who is already in Europe.
At the end of May, r&b singer Mýa shared a record that can only be described as positive, beautiful and very much needed as we deal with all the changes the world is going through right now. The track is titled “Space & Time” and it’s basically her explaining the importance of taking time out and getting away from all the madness.
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