Jamaican producer and singer Higher Purse has just released two new singles from his record label, Russcuttaz Music. One is a dancehall track titled For Di Goal, which is performed by Ras Index, and the other is a remix of one of his – Higher Purse‘s – previously published songs, Bitter Sweet Love. 

Ras Index is an independent artist who is known and respected, especially in the streets of Kingston (Jamaica), for the unique way in which he writes and performs his songs. His somewhat eccentric style can be heard on this new record, which is all about him forcefully pursuing his dreams. He cleverly goes back and forth between rapping and chanting and does it in such a way that commands the attention of the listener. 

Higher Purse‘s Bitter Sweet Love was initially shared many years ago. As the name implies, it’s a love song, and one that did very well for the recording artist turned producer. Having been away from the music industry for some time, Higher Purse opted to remake Bitter Sweet Love and use it to reintroduce himself upon his return. 

Both songs went live on iTunes, Amazon Music, Spotify, and all other streaming platforms at the end of June, and as such, they are now available for download. 

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “FOR DI GOAL”

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “BITTER SWEET LOVE (REMIX)”

The official video for Fantan Mojah‘s latest tune, Nothing Compare, was uploaded to his YouTube channel at the end of June (on the 25th). The dancehall track, which has been getting favorable feature on reggae platforms ever since it came out, was released in early May. It was produced by Deki Records.

If you have not yet seen the visuals, click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment, and share.

For a quarter of a century, the Federation Sound crew has been instrumental in promoting reggae and dancehall music in New York and beyond. As this is their 25th anniversary, they will be marking the occasion with a big splash on Sunday, July 7th.

The celebration will take place at the Coney Island Amphitheater in Brooklyn. Some of the confirmed performers are Sister Nancy, the pioneering first lady of dancehall, Tanto Metro & Devonte, the dancehall duo whose 1997 hit song “Everyone Falls in Love” took them to the top of the Billboard reggae charts, Mr. Lexx, Tifa, Red Fox, and more.

On Saturday, June 29th, the Jamaica Day Reggae Festival will be staged at the Howard County Fairground (2210 Fairground Road) in West Friendship, Maryland, from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. local time.

A few top-tier reggae-dancehall artists have been confirmed for the event: Richie Stephens, Junior Demus, Flourgon, and Dennis Walks. St. Lucie’s Shawn B is also on the lineup. Tickets, which are currently going for US$30.00, can be purchased on Eventbrite.