Janet Jackson has built a career so groundbreaking that she’s immediately identifiable on a first-name basis. She explored social issues, themes of empowerment and self-confidence, and influenced generations with her stylized music videos with innovative choreography
Click here to vote for Janet Jackson for the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Taken from his Redemption album released earlier this year, TDE artist Jay Rock goes in with Kendrick Lamar on Wow Freestyle. The official video was published on October 25th and it has already racked up over 2 million views.
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‘Pon Di Endz’ will take place on Wednesday, October 31st at Mello Sports Bar & Lounge, located at 16A West Kings House Road in Kingston (from 7 PM to 12 AM). This is a free event that will also serve as the official birthday celebration for Ruach Ru.
There will be performances from: Wormbass, Sabrina Diva, Ruach Ru, Sycorah, Mr. Lexx, Vehnom, Natty Baldheads, Earth Tremma, Charlie Bobus and many more. This is both a track and band show, as some artists will be supported by DJ Sparta, while others will be supported by the Spirit Band.
For additional information, persons should contact Maria Jackson at (876) 313-6319.
Recording artist Bunji Garlin is hands on as it relates to assisting those affected by the massive flooding in Trinidad. He and his team are asking for donations of all kind: buckets, mops, brooms, disinfectants, soap, pretty much any and everything is needed.
For information on how to get items to them, or if you would like to join him and his team as they go out to provide flood relief, you can call 868-742-1879.
Reggae artist Jesse Royal is confirmed for, and will perform at Adelaide Hall – located at 250 Adelaide Street West – in Toronto, Ontario on Wednesday, November 21st.
This event is being presented by MRG Concerts. Tickets are available HERE.
Cutty Ranks
Count C Riddim is a heavy roots reggae riddim which features music from Turbulence, Tristan Palma, Hopeton James, Cutty Ranks, Adrian Smith, CP Ink, Elijah Prophet, Algebra and Utan Green.
Produced by Exodus Nuclear Music, the Count C Riddim has industry insiders praising it for its excellent production and overall quality.
Fred Cambell has worked with some of the biggest Jamaican stars from the 60’s: Prince Buster, Owen Grey and others. He has even played for international R&B artists like Sam Cooke and Jackie Wilson.
Today Fred manages the SkaJamz Band, a group dedicated to playing and promoting authentic ska music. They recently released a cover of Bob Marley’s Simmer Down, which they recorded at Tropic Isle Studios in Tamarac, Florida.
When asked what inspired him to remake the song, Fred had this to say: One afternoon in late May Eugene and myself were talking about the state of the music industry and how it was dominated by vocals, so I said, I think I’ll do a vocal track for Skajamz. You don’t have a vocalist said Eugene. That’s ok, I’ll ask my friend Trevor (Lopez). Well, I got busy and wrote an arrangement for the band and in early June, we were in the studio. This was a warm afternoon in June 2017 and we did a one take of Simmer Down. I chose this song because I liked it and I know my listeners would know and like it also.
