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Category: EDM
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Jugglerz feat. Nyla & Charly Black – Hard & Done
When German hitmakers Jugglerz meet Caribbean superstars Nyla and Charly Black, you already know it’s gonna be a down to the floor party tune.
Straightforward verses and a staggeringly matching flow climax in a catchy hook to create a Bonnie and Clyde harmony. The latin-influenced dancehall beat is as moving as a FIFA soundtrack and, again, demonstrates the versatility of Jugglerz productions. Is it reggaeton, dancehall, modern baile funk or plain pop music? Nevermind, it has so much vibes that it makes us forget that we are not even allowed to dance.
Topo La Maskara, Nyla & Freezy – Bam Bam
JAMAICA x SAINT LUCIA x DOMINICAN REPUBLIC unites on this summery anthem BAM BAM!
Jamaican Singer Nyla (from Brick & Lace) teams up yet again with Spanish Producer/Artist Topo La Maskara, and St Lucian Dennery Segment Artist Freezy
Major Lazer & Mr. Killa – Soca Storm (Noise Cans Remix)
Bermudian EDM DJ and Producer Noise Cans put his electronic touch on Major Lazer & Mr. Killa’s soca hit “Soca Storm”. “It was a no brainer to be a part of this project…both of these artists have been very influential in pushing the culture forward ” said Noise Cans. Mr Killa added “Noise Can’s remix gives ‘Soca Storm’ an international feel.”
The remix is part of a 2 song remix package for the “Soca Storm” EP and is available now on all platforms.
The Kemist – Roulette
Jamaica born/Miami based artist, producer and DJ, The Kemist drops the energetic new single “Roulette” today via 21 Entertainment/Republic Records/Universal Music Canada. Produced by Nevada (whose single “the mack” has over 250M streams on Spotify), the upbeat summer track was inspired by the traditional Afro-Caribbean dance referred to as “whining” – where the objective is to rotate your waist in a circle while keeping the rest of your body still.
On the new single, The Kemist notes: “Since we’re confined to home, “Roulette” is the perfect song as it inspires us to get active and dance while highlighting my love for the females.”
“Roulette” arrives as follow up to the latest single “We Made It” (February 2020), and the previously released Mayhem 7.0 (2019), which landed on the Shazam Canada Top 100, and reached #125 on Shazam Global 200. “Roulette” continues to showcase the distinct sound and style The Kemist is known for, artfully fusing elements of reggae, dancehall, electronic, trap, and pop music into a catchy and combustible concoction of his own.
Born in Kingston Jamaica, Errol “Kemar” Thompson aka The Kemist grew up around reggae royalty. His mother is the Queen of Reggae, Marcia Griffiths, and his father, Errol Thompson Sr., was a musician and popular radio personality. At the tender age of 3, The Kemist got his 1st moment in the spotlight sharing the stage with Reggae legend Bob Marley. The charismatic artist was destined to be a star as he grew up touring the world as a music director/musician in his mom’s band. In 2018, he signed to 21 Entertainment in partnership with Republic Records and kicked off his next chapter with the Body Treatment EP. Its lead single “Body Can’t Lie” [feat. Nyanda of Brick & Lace] hinges on a flavorful and fiery island beat that builds towards a hypnotic hook as sexy as it is slick.
The Kemist is Jamaica’s hottest new triple threat with over 50 million online streams to date and support from industry heavyweights such as Sean Paul, Diplo, Zedd and Major Lazer.
Routes X Dots Per Inch feat. Tantrum – Jack Daniels
ROUTES X DOTS PER INCH FT. TANTRUM – JACK DANIELS
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KickRaux – Wagwan ft Marley Waters
KickRaux teams up with Billboard hitmaker & Platinum selling songwriter Marley Waters (Tory Lanez, Drake, Wyclef, Young Thug, H.E.R., Jacquees, Kevin Gates, Kraniun & more) for his new single “Wagwan”
Major Lazer – King of the Party (feat. Mr.Killa)
Major Lazer, the internationally renowned EDM trio has released an EP “Soca Storm” with Mr Killa which features the reigning International Soca Monarch on two songs including the title track “Soca Storm” and “King of the Party”. The EP is not only Major Lazer’s first release of the year but also their first exclusively soca EP or album. “It’s a big deal, soca is poised to be a broader bigger thing and we are working hard to push the culture forward,” explained Major Lazer’s Walshy Fire just days after winning his first Grammy. “Mr Killa is just one of those incredible artists bringing new sounds and new energy to the forefront and he’s an important part of what we’re doing.”
“Soca Storm” is also Mr Killa’s first release of the year following a historic 2019 during which he became the first non-Trinidadian to win the International Soca Monarch competition. “King of the Party” was recorded in 2019 during a session with Major Lazer in New York. “This has been the anthem that starts all our shows” said Walshy, “as soon as you hear the horns, the place goes crazy! Now it’s a blessing to be able to drop this song with Mr Killa just in time for the Carnival season.”
Widely considered as one of the best live performers in the Caribbean, Mr Killa says the “Soca Storm EP” is the first of several international collaborations he’s recorded recently. In addition to expanding his catalog, he’s also extended his entrepreneurial and philanthropic interests by realizing a life-long dream of launching a state-of-the-art multimedia center and radio station in his hometown of Gouyave, Grenada and launching a song-writing competition to nurture future talent in the Spice Island.
“It’s a great pleasure to work with Major Lazer as they are one of the most influential forces in music Globally” said Mr Killa of the collaboration. Killa is intensely focused on expanding the genre’s reach beyond the Caribbean diaspora. “I used to dream of this day and now that it’s here I’m beyond excited as this is a massive platform not just for me as a soca artist, but for the genre. I feel like this is the beginning of a new chapter and I can’t wait to see what is ahead, let’s go!”