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Archive for July, 2007

311 fulfills mission to spread the reggae

Wednesday, July 18th, 2007

311 fulfills mission to spread the reggae
There’s a growing crisis spreading through our youth faster than a clip on YouTube, that, if not checked and stomped out, threatens to destroy many lives, or at least make for a lot of uninteresting kids. That threat? Boring taste in music, created by a lack of variety, a […]

Matisyahu Tonight at Sound Advice Amphitheatre

Wednesday, July 18th, 2007

Matisyahu Tonight at Sound Advice Amphitheatre

At first glance, it´s easy to consider Matisyahu as a novelty act within reggae music. The tall, slender, and heavily bearded Jewish crooner seems about as far as you can get from Jamaica, and, in appearance, he´s unlike anyone else who´s ever made a living as a reggae singer. But […]

Low turnout at ‘Bad From Mi Born’

Tuesday, July 17th, 2007

Low turnout at ‘Bad From Mi Born’

At 1:30 a.m. yesterday, it was different party, same story at Mas Camp, Oxford Road, New Kingston, as the tiny turnout for ‘Bad From Mi Born’ was a reminder of the weak support for ‘Retro Reloaded 2′, held there three weeks earlier.
The dancehall audience proved to be later […]

Da’Ville rocks Europe

Tuesday, July 17th, 2007

Da’Ville rocks Europe
The singer Da’Ville reportedly received an especially warm welcome from adoring fans who enjoyed every bit of his performances. Da’Ville also had to sign hundreds of autographs and take photos with just as many fans. He was bombarded with overwhelming phone calls when he visited radio and TV stations.

Alison Hinds - Soca Mama

Monday, July 16th, 2007

Alison Hinds - Soca Mama

A hectic touring schedule takes her all over the Western world and away from family in Barbados, as she promotes her popular single Roll it Gyal, but soca singer Alison Hinds has mastered being mommy and wife from a distance.
Hinds, popular in Jamaica and the rest of the Caribbean for […]