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The Formula 2, released a few days ago has 52 tracks of remixed perfection. In addition to dubs and songs from the main man, Chino McGregor, there are also great singles by Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, Freddie McGregor, Shema McGregor, other members of the Big Ship family including Laden, Singing Sweet, Bramma, Frisco Kid and their close affiliates: Mavado, Assassin, Miss Kitty, Aidonia, Baby Cham, Elephant Man, Wayne Marshall and others.

**NEW TRACK DOWNLOAD** Hall of Fame by Cherine Anderson Prod. by THE WIZZARD (Money Magnet Riddim / Fiwi Music) Hall Of Fame – Cherine by Dancehall Soul Production

yuh would be heartless to look at Miss Colombia and not admire his resolve to be who Miss Colombia is, as opposed to the money grubbing liars and perverts at the head our country and industry who are using sex and sexuality to whore their ways into money and power.

Dis tune SOUL MAN haaaaaaard! It bad!!! Scratch Perry is still a mystery to me…like a mad scientist… but him deh right pon di money  here!!!!!!! Press Play Renowned dub-reggae pioneer, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry – also know as “the Super Ape”,  “the Granddaddy of Them All” and “The Upsetter” – comes out swinging in his [...]

UMO IS AT THE 14TH ST KITTS MUSIC FEST RIGHT NOW!! AND IT HAS BEEN A SPECTACULAR EXPERIENCE!!!

THERE IS ONE ACT LEFT TO PERFORM FOR THE ENTIRE FESTIVAL>>> SIZZLA KOLONGI!!!

AS WE AWAIT ‘DADA’ IN THE RAIN AT WARNER PARK, ST KITTS, FULLJOY A FEW OF THE PHOTOS OF THE ACTS SO FAR!!!!

**DOWNLOAD** RAS CEYLON – THE QUESTION – PRODUCED BY F1RST CLASS

ANCIENT DROP RIDDIM – NEAR FUTURE RECORDS

NINJA CUTTY AKA D MATRIX – RECESSION TIME
E-LEVELZ – MONEY MI AH LOOK

**DOWNLOAD** PITBULL FT. MACHEL MONTANO – ALRIGHT

It became a regular thing for us to link up and discuss our individual heritages- music, history, natural medicine… They even went as far as getting a Jamaican proverb book and would hit me with the “Sarry fi mawga dawg, mawga dawg tun roun’ an’ bite yuh” and others at random :) Good times, good times!!

Oneil, Walk good my brother!!!

We reported on Terrence Howard playing Nelson Mandela alongside Jennifer Hudson in Winnie, and now it looks like Howard may star as legendary American singer, Marvin Gaye:

The single, Feel It/Dance Tonight was G-Whizz’s idea. He says, “The idea actually came when I was in the club having a good time. I got an idea and house music is something that I listen to so I decided that it was something that I wanted to try. It has a good club vibe for here and overseas,” he said.

The legendary superstar Barrington Levy along with Platinum Camp Productions, Inc. are on the forefront of the struggle to bring attention to the tragic violence that plagues the island nation. Barrington’s consistently uplifting lyrics are a reminder to us all that united we must stand in order to combat negativity and evil that surrounds us in this life.

TIME CAPSULE: Gregory Isaacs – Let’s Go Dancing (1984)

I actually think this one is brilliant, lol, not a fail at all in my book!! Creative!! And why the man must go pay for a new car when he can just move the steering wheel and check the speedometer on the next side if anyting? DWL

What do you think, Fail or Pass???

Marley’s search volume has been steadily climbing since 2010 which allowed him to beat Kartel in April and Matisyahu in May, according to data from US-based search engine Google analysed by the Observer. It indicates that more persons world-wide are searching for news and music from Marley–the son of reggae legend Bob Marley.

We featured Toi.Gichie here in March, and the song nice for real!!! Toi Gichie & Konshens are hot and out with a new summer hit single “All Night Party” which was premiered on Zj Liquid’s popular Wednesday afternoon radio show, “Fresh 2 Death” on ZIP 103 FM on Wednesday May 19, 2010. Listeners immediately went [...]

Totally in love wid dis youth. I will be buying this album soon

Here is the long awaited video for the song “Sunshine girl” from the Dubtonic Kru

The recent civil unrest and the government’s security response in the west Kingston neighborhood of Tivoli Gardens caused great concern among travel partners in the marketplace, so I was keen to see the situation firsthand and can verify that Jamaica’s vibes are indeed still nice, and notwithstanding low hotel occupancies, it is business as usual in the capital.