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Bounty Killer speaks about his life growing up and selling figurines to survive in Seaview Gardens. The interview was done with Saudicka Diaram , hostess of D Wrap aired on CVM.
Stylysh has gone x-rated with her saucy song dubbed ‘Cree’.
Frisco Kid’s ‘Gyal World’ is getting regular rotation on ZIP, HITZ and IRIE FM, and the deejay’s stocks are once again on the rise.
He also has a new slang called ‘bear new suppen’ which is gaining traction in the streets.
“The slang comes from a song name ‘Bear New Suppen’ for TJ Records, new life, new money, new everything, mi no know how dem
ah go handle it, yea, right now, it serious,” he said.
Since Chuck Fenda’s breakout single, ‘It Hard’ has become a radio anthem for the underprivileged facing tough economic times, the artiste has become a hot ticket for stage shows across the island because of his explosive live performances and powerful repertoire of songs.
Reggae fans who have seen super-talented reggae singer Leighton Miller are always immediately impressed by the powerful compelling quality of his voice. Some have even remarked that his voice sounds like a cross between a young Richie Stephens and the late R & B superstar Luther Vandross. However, this humble young man doesn’t allow accolades get to his head, he is on a musical mission.
This is Adidja Palmer stating the facts
In 2011, I was charged for murder by way of a statement which indicated that I had ordered Lenburgh McDonald to murder Barrington ‘Bossie’ Burton.
Weeks later, said witness gave a statement to the Public Defender saying that he was physically assaulted and threatened by the police to say that I was involved in ‘Bossie’ Burton’s death. Days later, he gave another statement to the Public Defender saying that since he recanted the first statement, he has been getting death threats via calls to his phone.
New York-based recording artiste Mye Laurell is bombing the airwaves into submission with the sexually-charged ‘Move (Come On)’ radio hit. Mye’s crisp clear vocals on the chorus soar over the track, and she shows how versatile she is by deejaying the verses in a sultry, hardcore voice.
Ms. Jamaica UK Gemma Feare is set to launch her own brand and website www.thefeare.com in Montego Bay on February 14th and in Kingston on February 20th.
How Mavado so hype man?? The man de pon ER ah talk say him no know who Joe is, and ah diss up Joe over $500,000,and look, one week later, him inna one big bangarang. Him muss know Joe because Joe did book him fi Millennium Countdown three years ago, […]