Recording artist UnLymited has joined a number of reggae and dancehall voices currently speaking out against guns and gun violence in Jamaica. His latest song and video, No Badda With The Gun Thing, sends a powerful message to the would be gun slingers, warning them not to go that route. Needless to say that this record is very timely as once again there is an uptick in gun related killings across the island.

Click here or on the image above to watch the video, and here to purchase the single from your favorite digital music store.

ABOUT UNLYMITED
Jordan Morris, also known as UnLymited, was born in Saint Catherine, Jamaica. He later moved, with his mother, to the Tower Hill community in Kingston, where they lived for a few years. They again moved, and eventually settled in May Pen, Clarendon, where UnLymited pretty much spent most, if not all of his teenage years.

UnLymited discovered his talent right around fifth grade when he was in Primary school. His 5th grade teacher gave out a class poem and asked students to put their own spin on the poem. UnLymited did a rap version of the poem and the entire class went wild. From that point on he knew he had the gift of music and he has been performing and following his dream ever since. UnLymited has been influenced by all genre of music and by many artists, both past and present.

Currently UnLyminited is working with MJHmusik on a few singles, with an upcoming album to follow. After years of preparation, UnLymited has emerged as a formidable singer / songwriter in the music industry. With his determination and talent there is no doubt UnLymited will be a major force going forward as he continues on his musical journey.

On October 19th, the farmer man Jah Mason will do a set at the popular performance venue Muziekgieterij (located at Boschstraat 7) in Maastricht, Netherlands. He will be supported by the Jahvolution Band. This is a double concert that will also see the Dutch Reggae Delight – consisting of Dutch top vocalists Rapha Pico, Censi Rock & Junior Kenna – performing.

Doors will open at 20:30 and the show will begin at 21:30. Pre-sale tickets are now available for 15 euro; it will be 17.50 euro at the gate. Click HERE for additional information.

Grammy winning dub & reggae pioneer Lee “Scratch” Perry is celebrating the 45th anniversary of his landmark album “Blackboard Jungle Dub,” the world’s first dub album.

Scratch, now 82 years young, will embark on a tour across North America performing his 1973 studio masterpiece live in its entirety for the first time, aided by the
technology of NYC’s Subatomic Sound System, his hybrid band of new school electronics and veteran Jamaican musicians from the Black Ark era recordings. They will also perform music from their album “Super Ape Returns To Conquer,” which topped both reggae and electronic charts in 2018, plus singles like “Black Ark Vampires” and classics from Perry’s work with the likes of Bob Marley, Max Romeo, and many more. Perry’s Blackboard Jungle album includes dub remixes of hit songs he co-wrote with Bob Marley, “Kaya” & “Keep On Movin,” as well as other big tunes from The Wailers and Junior Byles. Below are the upcoming dates and locations for the tour.

OCT. 12
The Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver, BC, Canada

OCT. 13
Nectar Lounge
Seattle, WA

OCT. 14
Aladdin Theater
Portland, OR

OCT. 18
The Chapel
San Francisco, CA

OCT. 20
SLO Brew Rock
San Luis Obispo, CA

OCT. 21
The Reel Fish Shop & Grill
Sonoma, CA