Archive for the ‘reggae’ Category
Labor Day 09
Big up Trinidad!
Alison Hinds and Richie Spice, ‘King and Queen’
Soca artist, Alison Hinds, with Reggae artist Richie Spice. Nice tune
Snoop Dogg To Drop Reggae Album

Word is, Snoop have been working on some tracks with members of the Marley family in his home studio and is ardent about releasing a reggae album.
well, i’m excited, if any rapper could do reggae it would be snoop. can’t wait… Source
Nas & Damian Marley Performing – Road To Zion
Check out this performance from two of my favorite artists.
Ras Penco hits number one with new single

Reggae artist Ras Penco scores his first number one hit in Jamaica with the romantic ballad, “Thousand Miles,” a poignant promise mimicking his life as a traveling musician far and wide, who vows to never break his loyalty to his true love.
The Uprize Music artist humbly welcomes his very first berth at the top of the reggae singles chart (Jamaica Weekly Countdown). “It’s a good feeling. I’ve been trying to get here for quite a while, about six years, and it took a lot of hard work.”
“Thousand Miles” has been gaining momentum on the airwaves in Jamaica for over two months, as quality music recently garnered its fair share of airplay amidst a ban on “indecent” dancehall and soca music on the nation’s airwaves. This made room for quality and positive music such as Ras Penco’s, catapulting him into the limelight. The ensuing video lit up television sets and has also enjoyed rotation, much to the delight of reggae lovers. “I wrote it and from the moment I finished recording it in the studio, I knew it was a great song and that people would love it.”
Check out his video:
Ziggy Responds To Buju In Vibe Magazine

BUJU: you know they say that the greatest musician in Jamaica is Bob Marley, I don’t believe that because we have greater musicians to come. Bob was the most promoted, and well promoted, and we have to appreciate that because it’s our culture. But don’t kill our culture… Enough is enough.”
ZIGGY:Me love my father, you know? And me love all of my elders and my heroes. And I would never say anything to put down any of them. From Bob to Toots to Peter [Tosh] to Bunny [Wailer]. I wouldn’t say anything to put down any of those guys. You understand? I lift up them. Those are our heroes. We lift them up. We don’t put them down.
My father wasn’t a person who brag about himself. It’s what he has done that has made people speak of him how they speak of him. He just does his music and that’s it… You got people who think differently but my father and a lot of these artists, you can’t even talk about them in just the sense of Jamaica. It’s the world we haffi talk bout. So that’s all me have to say, we lift up our heroes we don’t put them down.
Jah Cure Release New Album

Jah Cure’s new album, “THE UNIVERSAL CURE,” is his first recorded album since his release from prison. It’s scheduled to be released November 18, 2008.
The first single off that album, “Hot Long Time,” featuring Flo-Rida, Mavado and Jr. Reid
My favorite song off his first album. Classic!!
Cocoa Tea – Barack Obama
Yes Cocoa Tea!
