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WILFUL SKILFUL READY TO 'DOMINATE'
BLACK-ER PLEASED WITH RESPONSE TO "P P BILL'
Dancehall artiste Black-er is stepping up promotion of his hilarious new single, 'P P Bill' which is a neat bit of social commentary on the brutal economics of male-female relationships.
Demarco’s Time Has Come
Dancehall superstar Demarco is fast approaching the million view threshold with his latest video for the grimy, hard-hitting street gem ‘Till My Time Come’ which is quickly racking up the views since its release two weeks ago.
Narcotics Police Nab Six for Drug Offences
Six persons were arrested by the Narcotics Police between the hours of 6:00p.m., Monday, October 14 and 6:00 a.m., on Tuesday, October 15 as over JMD 5 million
worth of illegal drugs were seized in separate incidents.
Beenie Man's girlfriend to enter representational politics
Beenie Man’s girlfriend and the mother of his youngest child, Krystal Tomlinson, could be entering representational politics.
HAWAIIAN ROSE BLOOMS WITH 'DONT WASTE TIME'
Dancehall singjay Hawaiian Rose is upbeat about the prospects of her debut single,'Don't Waste Time', which was released on the Trillionaire Records label on all major online distribution platforms in September 2019.
Government Committed to Fiscal Responsibility - Holness
All set for Kanye's Pop Up Concert at Emancipation Park
The Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia Grange, says all is set for the American rapper, Kanye West, to perform in Jamaica.
Louie Rankin's Funeral Set For Oct 26th
Louie Rankin, given name Leonard Ford, died on September 30 in a motor-vehicle crash on Highway 89 in Ontario, Canada. The 66-year-old St Thomas native lived in Toronto for several years.
He became a popular figure in dancehall music after the release of his song Typewriter in 1992. In his lyrics, Rankin often refers to himself as the “Original Don Dada,” a term used by many of his dancehall competitors, such as Super Cat.
Rankin also performed in noticeable acting roles as a Jamaican “gangsta”, in the cult classic and a scene-stealing turn as Ox in the Hype Williams' 1998 low-budget film, Belly, alongside hip hop heavyweights DMX and NAS.
ROOTZ REVEALERS FIGHT FOR THE COCKPIT COUNTRY WITH 'POT OF GOLD'
