Singer/songwriter Ruach Ru, who is also a fashion designer, has just launched a new line of t-shirts and hats called Chat Bout. The t-shirts, which are currently only available
in men sizes, come in a wide variety of colors, as does the unisex hats. Both hats and t-shirts can be purchased directly from Ruach Ru via her digital store:
https://www.ruachru.org/t-shirts-caps
When asked what inspired the Chat Bout line right now, especially as her music career is going so good, Ruach Ru said the following:
“I have always been designing, I actually started designing before I started doing music. I released a line in 2012 called the Cleopatra line and it was predominantly for females and it featured wraps that women could wear. Since then a lot of people have been asking me to release something for the men; but since then I’ve been focusing a lot on the music and right now I feel is the right time to launch the t-shirts which are for both men and women. So it’s about enhancing brand Ruach and you know, just sharing with everybody a little bit more about what I do.”
Established reggae artist, The Informative History Man, recently re-recorded his popular song “Canadian Prime Ministers,” which was originally released approximately six years ago. Much like his other tracks, “Canadian Prime Ministers” educates listeners, in this case, about the prime ministers of Canada, starting from the very first to the current.
Incarcerated Jamaican reggae singer, Buju Banton, will be released on Saturday,
Jamaica Festival Of Colours, a food and drink inclusive event, will take place on Sunday, December 16th at The Aqueduct (Montego Bay, St. James, Jamaica) from 2 to 10 PM. The organizers have confirmed the king of the dancehall, Beenie Man, as the headlining act for this year. He will be supported by some of Jamaica’s most trendy selectors: Jazzy T, ZJ Liquid, Kurt Riley, DJ Tippy and the world immortal Stone Love Sound.
