International recording artiste Delly Ranx returned to the island yesterday to perform at the annual ‘St. Mary Mi Come From’ stage show and he did not disappoint his many fans as he put in a workmanlike performance full of his hits ‘Headache’ and the controversial ‘Why’ got the most forwards. […]
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Jamaicans all over the world are loving Beenie Man’s ‘Dweet Again Jamaica’ song, a tribute to the impressive feats of the Jamaican athletes at the Olympic Games 2012 in London. DOWNLOAD THE SONG AT https://www.box.com/s/6440af676fbdd9c53409
Rastafarian reggae superstar Jah Cure, during a recent visit to Haiti to perform at a concert, was impressed by the steely confidence of the Haitian president, Michel Martelly, and moreso, Martelly’s ability to reinvent himself from a singer to a politician.
The freaky website that triggered heart palpitations and sleepless nights for the sexually perverse and sent dozens of young women wailing to the offices of the Organized Crime Unit is back and boy, it is sicker than ever.
Jahvinci’s latest hit, Drop a Night on the Triple Dose Production label is doing well, generating airplay on HITZ, ZIP and IRIE FM.
Trinidad-born pop star Shazelle has hit #2 on the biggest digital download site in Japan with her combination single, State of Emergency, featuring Beenie Man.
Stacious is the sexiest girl in the Dancehall Game. She has been spending a lot of time in the gym fine-tuning those curves. What do you think?
Delly Ranx launched his reggae album, The Next Chapter, at the Happy Endings Lounge on 302 Broome St. in Manhattan, NY.
Hitting the stage at the Turtle Beach Park in Ocho Rios at 2:40 a.m, Khago could do no wrong when he faced a packed venue of cheering supporters.
With one of the most accomplished backing bands, Ruff Kutt, striking up the beats, Khago ran on singing his trademark, “Mi Blood a boil u nuh see mi blood a boil” and the crowd broke out into a tizzy of hand-waving.
Wadda Blood has voiced a hard-hitting song called ‘Dem no Badda Than Mi’ where he steps on rival deejays Chan Dizzy and Massicka and addresses Khago’s ‘Threesome’ single.