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It is always a joy to see Mitchell Brunings (Frontman for the Wailers) back with a new release. His latest, “Life Can Be So Nice,” is exactly what the title says. It is a pure, upful ode to life. The track has that specific kind of energy that changes your mood as soon as it […]
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Mikey General is one of those artists who has never wavered. While the industry keeps chasing the next viral clip, Mikey stays focused on the message and the livity. His new album, Medhane Alem, dropped a few days ago on May 5, and it’s exactly what you’d expect from a man who has spent decades as […]
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It’s been a minute since we’ve had a full project from Queen Ifrica, but the momentum for Breath of Life is definitely picking up. Today, close to mothers day, she dropped the heartfelt “Mom Like Me,” produced by IAmNuhRush. After “Lanton” started getting heavy rotation across Europe and the UK earlier this year, this new one takes […]
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Reggae veteran George Nooks has released a new single called “Mama” in celebration of Mother’s Day. The track is a tribute to mothers and the unconditional love, strength and sacrifices they make throughout life. Keeping things simple and heartfelt, George Nooks delivers a song many listeners will surely dedicate to their mother or a special woman in […]
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People sometimes act like slackness in Jamaican music started with dancehall, but if you really dig into the history of Jamaican (or wider Caribbean) music, you quickly find out that “naughty lyrics” have always been there. Even in the days of mento music from the days of Miss Lou (RT. Hon. Dr. Louise Simone Bennett-Coverley OM,OJ, […]
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