Hip-hop artist Rapsody is at it again! The lyricist just shared the visuals to her track Ibtihaj, which is a collaboration with D’Angelo and GZA. The video shines light on the Sudan Revolution and honors the women who played a role in the uprising.
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The ultimate gospel experience, Unity in the City, will take place at Jamaica’s National Stadium on Saturday, August 17th.
It will feature performances by international artists Travis Greene, Tasha Cobbs-Leonard and Fred Hammond, as well as Jamaica’s own Rhoda Isabella, Rondell Positive and Minister Marion Hall. The event will be hosted by popular comedian Ity Ellis and recording artist / TV personality Alaine.
Tickets, which are available at most pharmacy across the island, starts at $2000 JMD for bleachers and goes all the way up $10,000 JMD for diamond.
ONE Music Festival is a two-day event scheduled for September 7th and 8th at the Centennial Olympic Park (265 Park Avenue West NW) in Atlanta, Georgia. It will showcase some of the biggest urban entertainers in both the hip-hop and RnB genres.
Confirmed performers includes: Usher, Wu Tang Clan, DMX, Gucci Mane, Tory Lanez, Pharrell Williams, Musiq Soulchild, Koffee and many more top-tier artists. This is the event’s 10 year anniversary so they’re committed to making it an unforgettable experience.
Bugle has been immersed in the studio working on his third studio album, “Picture Perfect,” which is due out on Friday, August 16th. The twenty-track project will be presented as a double-disc; one titled ‘Picture‘ and the other ‘Perfect.’
The album has collaborations with Jada Kingdom, Kabaka Pyramid, Little Lion Sound (based in Switzerland) Noah Powa, Shuga, New York-based Alexander and Gramps Morgan.
For two days, September 14th and 15th, the entire block of B Street, between 4th and 5th Street (at the historic Victorian Loheide Building) in Eureka, California will be shut down for what is being called a Funk ‘n’ Reggae B Street Block Party.
Though there will be a slew of live performers, the two headlining acts for the event are Michael Franti & Spearhead on the 14th and Don Carlos on the 15th. This is a family show that will have food vendors, beverage booths, and an entertainment and educational Kids Zone.
David Horace Sommerville, professionally known as KYNG DYCE, is a Jamaican recording artist specializing in both the hip-hop and dancehall genres. David began calling himself DYCE after doing a lot of research for a name that’s unique, unpredictable and above all else, something that would represent him, his versatility and creative writing skills. The KYNG was added much later after his status grew within the industry.
KYNG DYCE was born and raised in Jamaica’s capital, Kingston City, where he lived with his mother, father and siblings. He attended The Edith Dalton James High School, which is where he first realized his musical skills. It all happened in the 11th grade. KYNG DYCE and his friends would often meet behind the school yard and engage lyrical battles for fun. One particular day DYCE decided to perform one of his songs, and was both ecstatic and shocked when the other students began cheering uncontrollably after hearing just the first verse. In no time DYCE’s name spread throughout the entire school resulting in his fellow students occasionally asking him to rap for them, something he did with pleasure. Around that time his aspirations were to learn and master the art of sculpting, but that all changed once he saw the response from his peers. The name DYCE became popular throughout the school and that marked the beginning of a new promising career for the young KYNG.
KYNG DYCE has since committed himself to his career as a recording artist and with unshakeable support from his parents and other family members, he intends to continue on his journey. His catalogue includes: Like You (a collaboration done with established reggae artist Turbulence), Making Love Right Here (a catchy hip-hop song that he and his team are currently pushing), Money Up, Gi It Weh, and that is just to name a few. With his ability to do both hip-hop and dancehall with ease, KYNG DYCE has shared the stage with countless talented artists, both emerging and established.
Anyone wanting to work with KYNG DYCE in any capacity should contact him via email at dycerapper@yahoo.com.
DJ Norie will be hosting ‘Anything Goes Live,’ the Labor Day weekend edition, on Saturday, August 31st. The event will be held at the popular Amazura Nightclub, located at 91-12 144th in Queens, New York.
Popular reggae / dancehall singer Wayne Wonder will join artists like Serani, Skip Marley, Noah Powa, Mr. Vegas and a slew of others live on stage. The show will begin at 10 PM and tickets are available from $55 to $100 USD.
