New York’s DJ Liondub links up again with talented UK producer P Skinna to present another stand out single from international Dancehall celebrity Busy Signal. “Tropics” is a dark, heavy soundtrack with menacing, modern musical elements, and hard hitting lyrical flows from the Jamaican superstar. Another rock-solid single from Busy Signal and the New York based Liondub International label.
NEW GEAR For The New Year!
Breaking Dancehall artist Intence kicks off 2022 with an introspective new single and video launched on New Year’s Day. In “NEW GEAR,” Intence speaks out of yearning, frustration, and the personal striving that has put him at the top of the deejay list in Jamaica.
The music video plays on the songs thoughtful nature, juxtaposing images of the deejay and his crew with the individual, alone in his room. Performed as a prayerful prose to the good life.
Riding high from a stellar 2021, Intence’s success has been bolstered by the global sensation of his songs “Yahoo Boyz,” “Go Hard” and “Yeng.” Proudly repping Jamaican dancehall to the world, Yeng Boss’s performance of raw and gritty music has connected with Dancehall enthusiasts primarily via YouTube and growing on all streaming platforms.
“NEW GEAR” comes full circle as it is produced by the stars father, Stephen ‘Father Axe’ Gabbidon under his label Nuh Brakes Records.
Officially released on Saturday January 1st, 2021, check out the music video for “NEW GEAR” – WATCH NOW (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzFUpddLv_U).
About Intence:
Intence is the most streamed artist from Jamaica on YouTube. His channel has received 157.3 Million views, and has a following of 510K. On Spotify, “Yahoo Boyz” has been added to 478 Playlists; on Pandora, his music has been streamed 1.3 Million times.
Label contact: Natasha Von Castle
Email: [email protected]
Song Title: Fighter
Artist: Jabari Jahman Carrington
Executive Producer: J. Carrington
Produced & Mixed By: Delroy Pottinger
Drums: Sly Dunbar
Bass: Robbie Shakespeare
Keyboard: Robbie Shakespeare, Robert Lyn & Craig Marsh
Mixed: Delroy “Phatta” Pottinger
Mastering: Gary Noble
Engineer By: Dean Pond
Label Info: Splatter House Records
Song Title: Valley
Singer: Richie Stephens
Producer: Boomrich Production
Jamaican Music Ambassador Richie Stephens pours his heart and soul out on his brand new single ‘Valley,’ which speaks in a powerful way, to some of the heart wrenching issues, many in the world find themselves dealing with as we start 2022.
As the singer so eloquently states, “The song is very necessary for many people now, based on the uncertain times we are living in. Right now many find themselves down in the valley. Many are losing families and friends. Some are confused and don’t know what to do. Some are ready to give up but don’t despair my brother and sister. There is light at the end of the tunnel.”
Richie shared that “the release of ‘Valley’ is timely as it reminds us in a succinct way, that being in the valley is sometimes a blessing. Yes, a blessing! Remember, as you go through your trials, your tribulations and your struggles, it is when you rise and find yourself back at the top of the hill, that is when you have truly succeeded. That is when you will know for sure who your true friends are.”
Godfather of Reggae Beres Hammond and Dancehall stalwart Wickerman have collaborated on an up-tempo, feel-good track entitled “Mi Deyah Again,” released in time for the festive season. With the accompanying music video, fans are feeling the vibes.
Acknowledging that the world has been indoors for the past 2 years with few opportunities to be social and enjoy the company of others “Mi Deyah Again” celebrates the good vibes and positive energy many are ready to share. The world-acclaimed singer said “though we haven’t seen each other face to face, we are ready for a real-life embrace.”
Produced and recorded at esteemed Harmony House Studio in Stony Hill, Jamaica, by the mood and theme of the song is to bring joy to those who hear the track. Wickerman adds “people have been through a lot and we just want to lighten the vibes.”.
Accompanying the release of the song is the music video shot on location in Jamaica. Filmed in the setting of an intimate outdoor space, and in the company of close friends and family, Beres and Wickerman take center stage sharing one microphone while performing for those in attendance and those watching from a distance. Not lost in the peripheral is a youngster (representing the younger generation) who wants to attend the festivities of his elders. “That scene shows that the youth have an interest in what the elders are doing” said Prof & Kryss Ras who directed the music video.
Cameo appearances in the music video include Tony Rebel.
“Mi Deyah Again” is distributed by VPAL Music and is available on all streaming platforms.
