There's something about Sam Opoku that feels like an old photograph found in a forgotten drawer—slightly worn at the edges, rich with untold stories, radiating a warmth that transcends time. A Ghanaian-born artist now navigating the musical landscapes of the United States, Opoku isn't just making music; he's crafting sonic memories.

His single "Old" isn't just a track. It's a whisper from another era, a musical meditation that seems to have drifted through generations before finding its way to our ears. His voice—oh, his voice—sounds like it has traversed a thousand emotional landscapes, carrying the weight of experiences far beyond his years.

Since emerging in 2017, Opoku has been quietly building a sanctuary for listeners seeking refuge from the noise. "Old" feels like that sanctuary—a space where time slows down, where the soul can breathe, where authenticity isn't a marketing strategy but a pure, unfiltered state of being.

This isn't music designed to chase trends or climb charts. This is music that sits with you, that understands you, that knows sometimes all we need is a melody that feels like a deep, knowing exhale. Some artists create songs; Opoku creates emotional landscapes.

Pour a cup of something warm, find a quiet corner, and let "Old" wash over you. Some masterpieces aren't meant to be conquered—they're meant to be experienced.

Out now on all digital platforms.

Sughn's artistry radiates a soulful, fiery energy that immediately commands your attention. Her latest single "Who Thought I Was Mad" shimmers with a raw, experimental edge that sets this rising "Suns" talent apart.

The electric guitar-driven track rightfully earned Sughn a spot in rotation on the respected UnityXM platform - a show of the songs magnetic allure. While the Houston-based artist may still be finding her footing, there's an authentic, unapologetic quality to her music that speaks volumes.

Unafraid to carve her own path, Sughn delivers a refreshing antidote to the formulaic in an industry increasingly shaped by independent, DIY sensibilities. As success redefines itself past charts and accolades, Sughn's unwavering artistic integrity makes her a captivating figure to follow.

With a bold, genre-blending style that flows straight from the soul, Sughn leaves an indelible mark. This is just the beginning for an artist unafraid to let her flames burn bright, demanding that you feel the captivating spark of her artistry.

Randy Valentine is always full of surprises, like opening a mystery subscription box—you never quite know what you’re going to get, but it’s usually something fantastic. 

His latest track, "The War," a collaboration with New York-based producer Kheilstone, is no exception. This haunting piece of music really draws you in and makes you think.

Odessa Chambers, a well-respected tastemaker in the Jamaican music scene, has been championing Valentine’s work for good reason.

"The War" encourages you to listen closely and catch the nuances, almost like uncovering a hidden story in the sound. 

It’s definitely worth multiple spins; each time you hear it, you discover something new. 

This isn’t just music—it's an experience that speaks to the ups and downs of life, making it a must-listen for anyone who appreciates good art.

Jamaica, renowned for its reggae and dancehall, harbors a surprising affection for country music. From Charley Pride to Dolly Parton, Jamaican artists have covered and reimagined numerous country hits. 

One rising star, Wesrok, is charting a unique path by blending country with reggae.

Hailing from St. Catherine, Wesrok has been making waves with his distinct sound, attracting attention from both reggae and country enthusiasts.

2024 has been a standout year for him, marking his second appearance at Reggae Sumfest. Known for his polished stage presence and cool lyrical delivery, Wesrok's return to Sumfest is eagerly anticipated.

Wesrok's recent collaborations with Busy Signal and Masicka have broadened his audience, especially in urban markets like New York, the UK, Canada, and South Florida. These partnerships have introduced his unique sound to a younger crowd, setting the stage for a breakthrough year.

His success lies in his ability to connect deeply with audiences through his storytelling lyrics and engaging performances. Wesrok embodies the innovative spirit of Jamaican music, blending genres and breaking boundaries. 

His journey is a testament to Jamaica's rich musical heritage and its continual reinvention.

In a land dominated by reggae and dancehall, Wesrok's rise highlights music's universal appeal. His blend of country and reggae celebrates Jamaica's diverse musical tapestry, uniting and inspiring listeners worldwide.

Will Smith, known for his dynamic presence on both the big screen and in the studio, is making waves once again. 

While many are celebrating his return to favor with the fourth installment of the beloved Bad Boys franchise alongside Martin Lawrence, some might have overlooked the fact that Smith is still a lyrical force to be reckoned with.

In a move that reminds fans of his multifaceted career, Smith has joined forces with Jamaican Dancehall icon Sean Paul for the electrifying collaboration single, "Light Em Up." a vibrant addition to the Bad Boys movie soundtrack.

The synergy between Smith and Sean Paul is palpable in "Light Em Up," blending Smith's signature smooth flow with Sean Paul's infectious energy and dancehall flair. Together, they deliver a short spiffy track that is as catchy as it is anthemic, promising to ignite dance floors and playlists worldwide.

With "Light Em Up," Will Smith reminds us all that he is not just an actor but also a seasoned musical talent. 

Jamaican dancehall artist Rygin King is making bold strides in the 2024 music industry. 

This year, the rising star has broadened his horizons with remarkable collaborations, including the acclaimed Kabaka Pyramid and the legendary Damian "Junior Gong" Marley. Their latest track has won over even the most discerning Jamaican listeners and is gaining traction on radio stations both locally and internationally. 

The powerful music video is trending on YouTube, and the song is now available on all streaming platforms, cementing Rygin King's place in the global music scene.

Summer 2023 has been nothing short of a whirlwind for Jamaican singer-songwriter Khalia. 

With her enchanting cover of Miley Cyrus's hit track "Flowers," produced by the renowned German outfit Silly Walks Discotheque, Khalia has soared to new heights, recently celebrating the momentous achievement of reaching one million streams on Spotify. 

This milestone not only marks a significant accomplishment for Khalia, but also underscores her undeniable talent and growing influence in the music industry.

Khalia's version of "Flowers" is a testament to her unique artistry, bringing her distinctive Jamaican flair to a chart-topping hit. Silly Walks Discotheque's production expertise shines through in every note, creating a seamless fusion of cultures and musical styles that captivates listeners worldwide. 

Khalia's soulful vocals breathe new life into the song, making it a must-listen for fans of reggae, pop, and everything in between.

What's particularly exciting about Khalia's success is her dedication to her roots in the Jamaican music scene. 

While she's been gaining recognition on the global stage, Khalia remains firmly grounded in her homegrown music culture. 

Her commitment to preserving and celebrating Jamaican music traditions while infusing them with fresh, contemporary sounds is a testament to her authenticity as an artist.

As the falls draws lose, Khalia is gearing up for another monumental moment in her career. Her highly anticipated debut EP, titled "Stay True," is set to drop on October 27th, 2023. 

This EP promises to be a collection of tracks that showcases Khalia's versatility as an artist, exploring various genres and themes while staying true to her Jamaican heritage. 

It's an exciting glimpse into what's to come from this emerging talent, and fans can hardly wait to hear more of her musical magic.

Khalia's journey from a budding artist to a Spotify sensation is a testament to her unwavering dedication, exceptional talent, and the powerful impact of music that transcends borders. 

With the release of "Stay True" just around the corner, Khalia's star is on the rise, and she's poised to make an indelible mark on the global music scene.

If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that Aleighcia Scott is a futue musical force to be reckoned with. The Welsh singer/songwriter, with her Jamaican roots running deep, has masterfully crafted an album that effortlessly bridges two worlds, leaving us musically smitten.

"Windrush Baby" is not just an album; it's an eloquent homage to the roots of reggae, skillfully blended with the echoes of the aptly titled album.

The album kicks off with "First Love" a treasure reprise of Scott's signature dynamics, delivered with a subtlety that warms the heart. 

From the very beginning, you can tell you're in for something special.

The sax-led track "Good Vibes" takes us on an elevated journey of sound, reminiscent of the purest form of rub-a-dub. It's a sonic delight that immerses you in the essence of reggae's soul.

One of the remarkable qualities of "Windrush Baby" is the subtle hints of familiarity woven into its fabric. It's like catching up with an old friend while embarking on a musical adventure, making it easy to settle in for the next track.

The orchestral-driven "Do You" is where the album soars above the usual altitude of lovesrock, roots-inspired reggae albums. Rory, the mastermind behind the album's production, has poured his heart and soul into this project, and it just might be his magnum opus, if we dare to say so.

"Hey World" transports us back to the iconic sounds of the '80s with dynamic prominence. This single pays homage to the era when Carlene Davis ruled as the undeniable queen of homegrown music. One can't help but yearn for a 12-inch disco version of this track - hint hint.

"In My Shoes" has already made its mark as a single, priming fans for the full album. It's another future classic drawn from the golden era of UK Reggae's primordial ooze. Aleighcia Scott leaves listeners wanting for nothing, and for those seeking a fresh burst of our beloved reggae sound, she delivers impressively.

The pace slows down seamlessly with "Pretty Little Brown Thing," a track that emerged as one of radio's favorite singles of the summer. It's a testament to Scott's versatility and ability to captivate audiences across different tempos.

"Maybe" invites fans into a time machine, echoing the authentic sounds of yesteryear in modern times. Its flute-flavored melody, adorned with quaint horn accents, is a journey through romance that feels both nostalgic and refreshing.

Flowing seamlessly into a reprise of "Mr. Big Shot," Aleighcia Scott's vocal prowess becomes undeniable. With Rory at the helm, they've undoubtedly spearheaded one of the finest female reggae albums of the current decade.

"This Way" effortlessly slips into a syrupy soundscape that's sure to become an earworm for couples seeking that signature lover's rock single to express unspoken emotions.

"My Love" closes the album like a sleepy serenade after a musical massage by a production that's truly worth a rewind.

To be honest, the production team has gifted fans with a deluxe album on its first edition, making it a true gem to listen.

If "Windrush Baby" ends up on vinyl, it will be well worth the wait and the price.

Windrush Baby" is a testament to Aleighcia Scott's artistry and her ability to bridge the past and present of reggae music. It's an album that deserves a spot in your playlist, and it's out now on all platforms. So, go ahead and treat your ears to this reggae journey, you won't be disappointed.

In the vibrant tapestry of global Reggae music, one name stands tall with an unshakable presence - J Boog. 

His impact is as undeniable as the rhythm of his tunes, transcending borders and infusing the airwaves with a distinctive vibe that resonates with listeners from Kingston to the Caribbean, and beyond. 

When the night comes alive in Jamaica, Miami, California, or Japan you can be certain that J Boog's music is an essential ingredient in any feel-good dancehall venue, exuding an irresistible charm that captures hearts worldwide.

J Boog's journey has been one of honoring his roots and embracing his musical heritage. 

With Reggae and Dancehall as his cornerstone, his sound is a testament to Jamaican music's transcending power.. exmeplified in his disciplined homage to his Hawaiian homeground and his Jamaican insipred musical soundscape, he masterfully weaves the essence of his upbringing and musical into his relatable musical narrative.

It's this unique blend that has solidified his position as a true musical luminary, with a sound that's unmistakably his own.

Amidst this musical mosaic, J Boog's latest single, "Uma," shines as a beacon of his artistic prowess. 

A fusion of feel-good ska and reggae's infectious charm, "Uma" encapsulates the very essence of happiness in musical form. 

"Uma" has wasted no time in proving its universal appeal. The single's magnetic aura has earned it a revered spot on the playlists of discerning radio stations across the Caribbean and even the UK. 

For those who seek a sonic journey that traverses time and geography, "Uma" is the answer. It's not merely a song; it's a celebration of life's simple pleasures, a testament to the connective power of music. 

When the sun sets over Jamaica or Hawaii tonight, casting its golden glow on dancehall venues,  "Uma" will somewhere echo in the air, and if just for the moment the world becomes a smaller place, bound by the threads of rhythm and melody that know no borders

"Uma" is out now on all streaming platforms.

In the midst of the prevailing musical lull that characterized the summer of 2023, the absence of homegrown singles that once inundated the airwaves is starkly evident. 

As the landscape offered only meager offerings, punctuated occasionally by a handful of hits like Teejay's "Drift" and Malie Don's "V6," one can't help but reflect on the current dearth of catalysts within the homegrown music industry. 

The first six months of the year have witnessed a surprising scarcity, leaving many to wonder about the once-consistent flow of fresh sounds.

Amidst this vacuum, however, a group of emerging talents has managed to stand out, casting themselves as the new roots of the future. 

Notable names like Dexta Daps, Valiant, Yaksta, Runckus, Khalia, Hempress Sativa and Blk H3ro have risen, showcasing tenacious artistry and capturing global attention. 

Their music isn't solely about catchy tunes but also resonates with the complexities of personal identity in a society where the pursuit of freedom is a potent statement in itself.

These artists have transcended the ephemeral nature of trend-driven music. 

In a time where soulful melodies may have taken a backseat, their artistry remains a beacon, showcasing the power of authentic expression. 

Songs that delve into love, life's struggles, and societal dynamics have become anthems for a generation yearning for more substantial connections.

While the singles market may have temporarily shifted towards a more melancholic tone, these talents represent a silver lining – proving that sincerity sells, even when love seems distant. 

Their influence stretches beyond mere melodies, stirring emotions and fostering a sense of solidarity. 

They embody the essence of the new creative wave, standing firm as representatives of a future where music transcends superficiality.

In a landscape marked by a lack of catalysts, these artists serve as a testament to the enduring power of meaningful music. 

Their global resonance, far-reaching impact, and unwavering consistency position them as the torchbearers of a revitalized musical scene. 

As we move forward, it's clear that their melodies will continue to echo, ensuring that the legacy of genuine artistry remains ever vibrant.

Hailing from the vibrant city of Nottingham, the sensational artist Skeete has skillfully woven a musical tapestry that effortlessly marries the soulful harmonies of R&B and Neo Soul with the infectious rhythms of Dancehall and Afrobeats. 

Skeete's genre-blending prowess has garnered him a global fanbase that transcends borders, drawn in by his ability to craft both introspective ballads and uplifting anthems.

From the outset of his musical odyssey, it was clear that Skeete possessed an innate knack for captivating audiences. 

His most recent single "Tek Buddy" from the six-track EP "Vibes Don't Lie" has already racked up 1.4 Million Spotify plays since its release in early July.

What initially began as a passion for musical instruments quickly evolved into a dedicated pursuit of vocal expression. 

His acoustic rendition of the song has raised the eyebrows of industry critics with its impressive delivery, which showcases the mainstream potential of this UK-based talent.

Within a mere four years of embarking on this remarkable journey, Skeete's musical voyage continues to unfurl, and it becomes increasingly evident that he is destined for greatness.

London-based Simbiatu Ajikawo, widely known as Little Simz, has rapidly risen from a cult hero to an international sensation, solidifying her position as one of the most talented and tenacious female lyricists of her generation. 

After building a steady reputation, her 2021 studio project "Sometimes I Might Be Introvert" transformed her career overnight, propelling her to new heights.

Hailed as an instant classic, the album skyrocketed to No. 4 on the UK Official Albums Chart, catapulting Little Simz into the spotlight and earning her four prestigious BRIT nominations. 

These nominations included Artist of the Year, Mastercard Album of the Year, Hip Hop/Grime/Rap Act, and Best New Artist. 

Additionally, she made history as the first female artist to sell out three headline shows at the iconic Brixton Academy.

However, it is her 2022 album, "No Thank You," that has taken the music world by storm, hypnotizing audiences from London to Jamaica and now captivating the United States. 

Little Simz showcases her immense talent by paying homage to her Caribbean inspiratiors on the album, with a standout track that interpolates lyrics from Beenie Man's classic hit "Sim Simma."

Critics and fans alike have been praising "No Thank You" for its captivating storytelling, thought-provoking lyrics, and genre-bending production.

The album's fusion of various musical elements has solidified Little Simz as an artist with a distinct and groundbreaking sound.

With each release, Little Simz is breaking barriers and challenging the status quo in the music industry, cementing her position as a trailblazer and an inspiration to aspiring artists worldwide. 

The future is undoubtedly bright for this extraordinary artist as she continues to redefine the boundaries of modern music.

Iniko, the enigmatic and genderless female artist, has captured the world's attention with her ethereal and captivating soundscape. 

With a rapidly growing fan base and sold-out concerts, Iniko's meteoric rise to stardom is undeniable. 

Behind the artist's extraordinary talent lies a fascinating Jamaican heritage, tracing back to her father, a former member of the short-lived reggae band "Souljahs." 

Born in New York in 1996, Iniko inherited a diverse cultural background from her parents. Her mother, of mixed heritage, and her Jamaican father played a pivotal role in shaping her artistic sensibilities. 

Iniko's father was an integral member of the reggae band "Souljahs," which briefly graced the music scene in the late 1980s. 

Under the guidance of the legendary producer George Golding, the band released their sole album, "Our Time Now," in 1989 under Shanachie Records.

Composed of talented session musicians, the Souljahs created a unique blend of reggae, incorporating elements of soul, funk, and traditional Jamaican rhythms. The band consisted of Max Dixon, Paul Tulloch, Glen Grant, and Donovan Jackson, each bringing their individual expertise to the group's sound. 

The album's ten tracks beautifully showcased the Souljahs' ability to seamlessly blend genres, offering listeners a sonic experience that defied categorization. 

Though the band's time in the spotlight may have been short-lived, their influence on Iniko's musical style cannot be overstated.

Her ability to transcend genres and push boundaries showcases the influence of her Jamaican heritage, making her an artist to watch as she continues to redefine the music scene and inspire future generations.

Rising alternative dancehall artist Hanky Panky has released the highly anticipated Master Lee Remix of her hit track "Dream."

This remix features dancehall icon Bounty Killer and is produced by Master Lee of Soundsystem Code Red. 

The electrifying single is now available on major streaming platforms, showcasing infectious rhythm and powerful lyrics. 

Hanky Panky has gained recognition for her unique style, blending traditional dancehall with alternative elements. 

The Master Lee Remix offers a glimpse into her upcoming EP. Collaborating with Bounty Killer adds excitement and anticipation, as he effortlessly complements Hanky Panky's vocals and energy. 

The remix revitalizes the original, and is slowly cementing Hanky Panky's reputation as a boundary-pushing artist. 

Stay tuned for updates on Hanky Panky's highly anticipated EP, set for release later this summer.

TINA, formerly known as Hoodcelebrityy, has joined forces with Brooklyn's very own legendary DJ Bobby Konders of Massive B for a scintillating dancehall anthem titled "Over You." 

Born in Jamaica and based in New York, TINA has been making waves in the dancehall scene since 2015, steadily developing her online presence eventually gaining credibility within the Caribbean diaspora.as a singer and rapper.

In 2018, TINA soared to new heights with her summer smash hit "Walking Trophy," which became an instant favorite. 

She followed up with other successful tracks like "Bum Pon It" and her recent collaboration with Bounty Killer and Black Shadow titled "I'm Back." 

These songs showcased her undeniable talent and further solidified her position as a rising star in the dancehall genre.

"Over You" is a scorching dancehall track that encapsulates the essence of summer, perfect for igniting dancefloors and energizing day parties. 

With its infectious rhythms and catchy lyrics, this song is destined to have ladies across the world singing along and embracing its empowering message.

TINA's collaboration with Bobby Konders of Massive B brings together two forces of the Brooklyn music scene. Bobby Konders, a revered DJ and producer, has made significant contributions to the dancehall and reggae genres throughout his career. 

By joining forces, TINA and Bobby Konders have created a track that combines their talents and pays homage to their shared Jamaican roots.

Naomi Cowan, a rising star of Jamaica's music scene, has taken a momentous leap in her career with her latest collaboration. 

The talented songstress has joined forces with the multitalented Idris Elba, renowned producer Toddla T, and Dancehall legend General Levy to deliver a sizzling summer anthem, "We Run The Area".

The electrifying track, filled with infectious drum and bass vibes and dancehall rhythms, is now available on all major streaming platforms, offering listeners an irresistible invitation to embrace the sunny season.

In a mainstream industry that constantly seeks fresh and innovative sounds, Naomi Cowan has consistently proven herself as an artist with boundless creativity and versatility. 

Her unique blend of soulful vocals and vibrant personality has earned her a devoted and growing fan base, and this collaboration only solidifies her position as a force to be reckoned with.

Teaming up with the esteemed Idris Elba, who has made a name for himself not only as an acclaimed actor but also as a talented DJ and producer, Cowan demonstrates her eagerness to explore new horizons.

Elba's passion for music shines through in his collaborations, and this project is no exception. 

By joining forces with Toddla T, a seasoned producer with a knack for blending genres, and General Levy, a trailblazer in the Dancehall scene, the ensemble creates a track that is destined to make waves across the music landscape.

"We Run The Area" is a seamless fusion of dancehall and drum and bass elements, resulting in a sonic experience that is as exhilarating as it is infectious. 

The driving rhythm and pulsating bassline create the perfect backdrop for Cowan's soulful voice to take center stage, while Elba's masterful production elevates the track to new heights. 

General Levy's unmistakable energy and lyrical prowess injects an undeniable dancehall flavor, further cementing the track's irresistible appeal.

As the song makes its way to streaming platforms worldwide, music enthusiasts can now immerse themselves in the mesmerizing blend of genres and talents that make this collaboration truly extraordinary.

Jamaica, the birthplace of reggae and dancehall, has always been a hub of musical innovation and talent. 

In recent months, a promising newcomer named Larvin has stepped onto the scene with a unique blend of Afrocentric dancehall. 

Larvin has taken his first significant stride forward in the music industry with the release of his debut single, "Runaway," on May 26th, 2023.

The new track, recorded at Mazion Studios in Montego Bay, Jamaica, showcases Larvin's exceptional talent and sets the stage for his bright future.

"Runaway," Larvin's debut single, released under the Nuvotal imprint, showcases his potential mainstream streak as a singer/songwriter.

Recorded at Mazion Studios in Montego Bay, Jamaica, Larvin's team enlisted the expertise of industry professionals, wth the final touches and mastering executed by the highly regarded Colin Leonard at Sing Mastering in Atlanta, Georgia, using Sing Technology (Patented).

This cutting-edge technology, combined with Leonard's expertise, enhances the overall sound, giving Larvin's debut single a polished and captivating finish.

With the release of "Runaway," Larvin has taken the first steps towards establishing himself as a refreshing soundscape in Homegrown Reggae.

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In a captivating episode of the Spotify podcast "Mic check," acclaimed singer-songwriter Craig David shared a pivotal moment in his musical journey. 

Reflecting on his remarkable career, David opened up about the profound impact of a reggae and dancehall festival held in Nottingham in August 1999. This extraordinary event would prove to be the catalyst that ignited his passion and set him on the path to superstardom.

During the interview, Craig David recounted how attending the Nottingham festival was a transformative experience for his single "Rewind"

The August 1999 Nottingham festival became a turning point for Craig David. Inspired by the immersive atmosphere and the raw talent on display, he was compelled to embark on a musical journey of his own. 

Drawing from the infectious beats and captivating melodies of reggae and dancehall, David set out to create a unique sound that blended these genres with his own artistry and creativity.

Craig David's determination and talent quickly garnered attention within the music industry. 

His groundbreaking debut album, "Born to Do It," released in 2000, propelled him to international fame. 

Fusing elements of R&B, garage, and pop with the reggae and dancehall influences he discovered at the Nottingham festival, David crafted a signature sound that captivated audiences worldwide.

Since his breakthrough, Craig David has continued to leave an indelible mark on the music industry. 

His infectious hits, soulful performances, and introspective lyrics have resonated with millions of fans across the globe.

The Nottingham festival, with its celebration of reggae and dancehall, remains an enduring source of inspiration for David, fueling his desire to push boundaries and explore new artistic territories.

Almost 22 years after its release, the multi-platinum collab single "Hey Baby" remains one of Bounty Killer's most streamed releases.

The track listed at #3 on the expanded version of No Doubt's magnum opus album "Rocksteady", has generated over 42 million Spotify streams and over 55 million Youtube Streams since its release in the fall of 2001.

Even today, "Hey Baby" remains a prominent presence on the North American airwaves, receiving consistent airplay in 73 major radio markets worldwide, and generating an average of 1,100 radio spins monthly across 413 cities.

For the featured Jamaican DJ Bounty Killer, the single has turned out to be an active catalog earner for the artist. With 626,000 monthly Spotify streams it tops his list of premium streaming earners on the platform which helped the legends catalog earn an estimated USD$17,000 in 2022 according to music tracker BMAT.

For those old enough to remember, many are still left to thier imagination to wonder the dizzying hieghts of mainstream stardom Bounty Killer could have reached amidst a naked controversy.

Jamaican artist Rushawn is basking in the glory of his meteoric rise to stardom following his remarkable debut in 2023. 

With his soul-stirring rendition of Jermaine Edwards' 2012 hit "Beautiful," the 16 year old musician has captured the hearts of listeners around the world. 

The youngest Jamaican to ever sign with a major label, the 16 year old Sony Recording artist has achieved a remarkable feat, amassing over 70 million Spotify streams in less than 90 days—a testament to his undeniable talent and the resonance of his music.

One particular version of "Beautiful," known as the Prinz version, has been an absolute sensation, captivating millions of ears since its release in February 2023. 

This extraordinary rendition has amassed an astounding 25 million streams, solidifying Rushawn's status as a rising star with immense potential.

Rushawn's remarkable success on Spotify is a testament to his ability to connect deeply with listeners. 

His heartfelt performances and captivating voice have struck a chord, resonating with audiences worldwide. 

The impact of his music is felt far and wide, transcending geographical boundaries and cultural barriers.

As Rushawn continues to ride the wave of his debut triumph, the future is brimming with possibilities. 

His incredible talent, coupled with his dedicated fan base, promises an exciting journey ahead. With over 3 Million Spotify fans Rushawn reaffirms his position as a rising force in the music industry, ready to leave his own indelible mark on the world stage.

In a music landscape constantly seeking fresh voices and innovative sounds, Rushawn's emergence is a breath of fresh air. 

His ability to infuse passion and authenticity into his music sets him apart, making him a compelling artist to watch. As he continues to hone his craft and captivate audiences with his soulful performances, Rushawn's star is undoubtedly on the rise.

The journey of Rushawn has only just begun, and the world eagerly awaits what this extraordinary artist has in store. With his soaring vocals and undeniable talent, Rushawn is poised to leave an indelible mark on the music industry and establish himself as a true icon. 

As his Spotify streams soar and his fan base grows, there is no doubt that Rushawn is destined for greatness.

Skerrit Bwoy started out in the Dancehall Reggae scene, sharing the stage with big names like Vybz Kartel, Beenie Man, and Walshy Fire. 

He eventually transitioned to the world of EDM festivals, where he served as the MC for Major Lazer, before ultimately giving it all up to follow his faith in Jesus.

Skerrit Bwoy's musical career has taken him to some of the biggest festival stages in over 50 countries, including Coachella, Ultra, and Stereosonic, just to name a few.

Today, The Antiguan native now based on the us east coast is an up-and-coming recording artist, producer, and DJ who specializes in Electronic Gospel Music and Christian EDM. 

Since reemerging on the music scene, he has shared the stage with other notable Christian artists such as Capital Kings, Taylor Franklyn, Kevin Downswell, and Papa Sanamong others.

Skerrit Bwoy's latest album, "Jesus Party," has already achieved tremendous success, earning him a #1 spot on the Itunes Electronic Chart and has racked up over 100,000 Spotify since its release in March 2022.

His unique approach to gospel music has earned him respect from those in the urban music circuit, as he continues to push the boundaries of the genre.

Inna Vision has recently released "Life Sweet," a drumwise remix featuring Jemere Morgan and Dre Island. 

"Life Sweet" showcases Inna Vision's signature sound with a fresh and unique twist. The drumwise remix adds a new dimension to the song with Jemere Morgan and Dre Island's impressive vocals. 

The new single reflects the band's unwavering commitment to creating conscious, uplifting music that resonates with audiences worldwide.

Inna Vision, the Hawaiian reggae band, has recently released the music video for their latest single, "Life's Sweet." 

This massive collaboration track features Dre Island and Jemere Morgan, the son of Gramps Morgan of Morgan Heritage. The song is a part of Inna Vision's 10th studio album, "Self Talk," which was released in October 2022. 

The album consists of 10 tracks and features various artists such as Jesse Royal, Richie Spice, Jah Maoli, Bengali, Kumar, and Dre Island.

"Self Talk" was recorded in Hawaii, California, Florida, and Jamaica over a two-year span. 

The album focuses on mental health, self-motivation, and the power of music to inspire those who seek it. It's an eclectic, bass-heavy album that blends roots reggae, dancehall, and hip-hop, produced by Ambrose Rapis-Zerbe, Calvin Canha, Koa Lopes, and E.N Young.

Inna Vision will be headlining their Spring Tour on the West Coast with Gonzo of Tribal Seeds. With "Self Talk" and the "Life's Sweet" collaboration track, Inna Vision continues to represent Hawaiian reggae on a global stage with their melodic rhythm, lyrical consciousness, and relentless work ethic. 

Listen to "Self Talk" and the new single "Life's Sweet" now, available for download and streaming on all major music platforms.

Blvk H3ro has been making waves in the U.S. music scene since his emergence on the East coast last summer. The St. Thomas native, who honed his early skills at Jamnesia, has been embraced by the US music fraternity, and it's easy to see why.

Blvk H3ro burst onto the scene in 2021, taking radio by storm with his musical partner Wayne J. He followed this up with a string of solo singles, collaborating with a variety of artists along the way. This methodology paid off in 2023, when he became the first Jamaican artist to be nominated by RIAA for a Global Performance Grammy award alongside Ghanian superstar Rocky Dawuni.

Blvk H3ro's star has continued to rise, and he's been rubbing shoulders with a who's who of celebrities. 

He's even shared a spliff with Paul McCartney! 

Blvk H3ro's quirkiness has won him many fans, even among those who were initially skeptical of his style.

On March 17th, Blvk H3ro will add another feather to his cap when he takes the stage at the 2023 SXSW Caribbean Stage hosted by Iza Island Wave. 

He'll be joined by fellow Reggae revivalist Mortimer, as well as Ahnanse, Jimmy October, Freetown Collective, and Kalpee.

Iza Island Wave is the platform behind the 1st Official Caribbean Stage at both SXSW and Music Matters Singapore. 

They provide funding for Caribbean artists to showcase their talent on an international stage, and create spaces on stages that might not otherwise have catered to Caribbean artists.

Blvk H3ro's journey from St. Thomas to the US music scene has been a whirlwind of moments, and it's clear that he's just getting started. With his unique sound and infectious personality, Blvk H3ro is a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.

Jamaica's viral child star Rushawn has taken the world by storm with his rendition of Jermaine Edwards' "Beautiful Day." The young star from Tophill St. Elizabeth has been riding a global wave of success since signing with Sony Music in mid-January 2023. With three major collaborations already released, Rushawn's music is generating nearly 600,000 Spotify streams daily, with his version of "Beautiful Day" continuing to lead the pack.

The collaboration with South Africa's The Kiffness has propelled the young star's version of "Beautiful Day" to unprecedented heights, with 2.2 million Spotify streams in the week ending Feb 10th 2022. This version has not only become the most listened to reggae song in the last 90 days, but it has also surpassed an all-time milestone of 12.9 million streams since its release on December 16th 2022.

Jermaine Edwards' original song, released in 2012, has also seen an uptick in popularity, with a weekly average of 139,000 Spotify streams, bringing the all-time total to 1.5 million. While it may seem that Rushawn's success has overshadowed Jermaine's current presence in the homegrown space, it is without a doubt that the young star's success could not have happened without the foundation laid by Jermaine.

Rushawn's success can be attributed to his unique voice, combined with his youthful energy and undeniable talent. He has managed to capture the hearts of fans both in Jamaica and around the world, with his music appealing to people of all ages and backgrounds. It is clear that the young star is destined for greatness, and his collaborations with major artists like The Kiffness are only the beginning of what is sure to be a long and successful career.

In a world that is constantly changing, Rushawn's music provides a refreshing reminder of the joy and positivity that can be found in everyday life. His rendition of "Beautiful Day" is a testament to the power of music to bring people together and uplift their spirits. As Rushawn's star continues to rise, it is clear that his music will continue to inspire and bring joy to people around the world.

Popcaan's new single "We Caan Done" featuring Drake has been a massive hit since its release on January 6th. With over 16 million streams on Spotify in less than 20 days and an average of 6 million streams per week, it's clear that the collaboration between Popcaan and Drake has struck a chord with listeners around the world. 

The track seamlessly blends Popcaan's Caribbean-infused reggae sound with Drake's mainstream hip-hop style, resulting in a unique and appealing track. "We Caan Done" has peaked at #1 in 19 countries on The Itunes Reggae Chart, including the United States, Canada, UK, Nigeria, and Ireland. 

The song has also held the top slot for two weeks in a row on the official Jamaica Top40 and Dancehall Global Top40 music chart powered by Certifiedstreams™. 

The lyrics are catchy and relatable, with a positive message of hope and perseverance. 

Overall, "We Caan Done" is a hit that showcases the best of both Popcaan and Drake and is resonating with audiences around the world. Fans of both artists and those new to their music should give it a listen.

Prinz, considered one of the UK music scene's most promising acts of 2022, has created a captivating cover of Jermaine Edwards' "Beautiful Day" featuring the Rushawn sample. As an innovator of the emerging "sample drill" soundscape, Prinz first made a name for himself two years ago with his debut single "Die Young," earning him TikTok fame and a rapidly growing fanbase.

Prinz's version of "Beautiful Day" was released on January 20th, 2022 and received an overwhelming response, with over 10,000 Spotify plays within its first hour of release. 

Fans will be delighted to know that a deluxe version featuring Jermaine Edwards is already in the works, though release details are yet to be announced by Island Worship Productions. 

Originally written and performed by Jermaine Edwards, the song rose to global acclaim with a sampled reprise by a 10-year-old boy named Rushawn that went viral in 2017 and again in 2022 has since become a global phenomenon.

Nigerian homegrown artist Mr. Dutch has had an impressive 2022 with his singles Yawa and Azul crossing over to the west in October, wrapping up a successful year on Spotify with close to one million organic Spotify streams.

In this new project, Mr Dutch explores his life in Africa, revealing a compelling tale of internal conflict and resiliency. An introspective, full-circle project leads to a short film. 'Log Drum' is a powerful tale of overcoming adversity, finding strength, and finding happiness.

With his latest offering, the Nigerian artist blends a range of sounds into an Afro-R&B soundscape. After a string of successful hits, Mr Dutch developed his latest project to explore his own struggles. On the 'Log Drum' EP, he replaces woeful soul-searching with catchy afro-pop, delivering powerful messages. 

Featuring excellent vocals by new-generation R&B and Afrosoul artist Luddy Dave, Mr Dutch's Zambo is already considered a "future classic of African music." 

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There is a talented singer from the northern suburbs of Stockholm, Sweden, called Tyra Chantey. 

It was in her childhood that she was encouraged to express her creativity through activities such as dancing, singing, and acting.

During her teen years, she was offered a spot in the renowned "Tensta Gospel Choir", which gave her the opportunity to sing, write, and perform before a wide audience.

Tensta Gospel Choir became a second family, sharing the same values and backgrounds.own.

She moved to Los Angeles after graduating from high school, with the intention of pursuing a career in music. 

However, she flourished despite cultural differences, adapting to various methods of creating music and becoming a unique artist.

Tyra Chantey's focus on clean and elegant production results in her own afrobeat sound coupled with musical inspirations from her Ugandan heritage and the nature of her surroundings to create a sound that critics have described as "a soulful ride across the clouds, guiding the listener on a smooth and soulful journey".

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A Jamaican singer, songwriter and entertainer hailing from the parish of St. Catherine, Royal Blu is known for his smooth vocals and thought-provoking lyrics content, wrapped in his own unique fusion soundscape.

With close to a decade in the professional circuit, Royal Blue has worked alongside some impressive producers and emerging acts in the space today.

From his breakout moment with German producer Tim Foresta “Sing With God” to the critically acclaimed single “Believe” featuring Lila Ike, Royal Blu is becoming a quiet fixture in the new homegrown Reggae music paradigm.

His latest project "WYL Rework" is a a four track minialistic project with heavy hitting lyrics, that will surely give fans a well awaited hint of what's coming in 2023.

The Jamaican based highschooler is making strides with his fusion flavour of music which has continued to catch on with the crowd at home and aboard.

The young talent hit the Reggae Radar in easter 2022 with the viral hit "Nahmal", which found him staple play in the Dancehall. But it has been the early summer hit "Party Time" that racked up the fusion artist over 600,000 Spotify streams and close to 1 million Youtube views since its release in May 2022.

"Party time" continues to harvest new milestones for Ninecea, recently peaking on the Official Jamaica Top40 Music Charts, at #10.

Once known as the artist 666HBK, Tahge Johnson switched his moniker to Ninecea and alongside his brother brother Tarique of 106 records, the two have  been making ripples in the mainstream.

Dancehall's reigning Queen Spice, has racked up another career milestone.

Her single "Go Down Deh", which featured music icons Shaggy and Sean Paul, has racked up 88.4 Million Spotify streams, equating to 586,000 units sold.

Spice has been having a strong 2022, with a stream of chart topping collab singles along with  the independently released album, "Emancipated", which has been met with positive reviews.

Featured on the latest Yemi Adele release, "Bubble It" the single is creating quite a buzz, racking up over 58,000 Spotify streams and well over two million Youtube views in its opening week.

A true gem in the UK’s musical landscape, Jaz Karis Over the last few years has become a consistent figure at the forefront of the UK music scene. 

Occupying a space between Reggae tainted with R&B, Jazz and Neo-Soul, Karis’s last EP, the critically acclaimed Summer Stories saw enthusiastic support from the likes of DJ Target, Twin B, Ace, Sian Anderson, Leah Davies, Manny Norte and Diplo. 

Now with the success of her recent single ‘Soweto Blues’ with Afrobeats producer Juls, Karis returns to her brand of intimate, stripped back R&B on All Eyes On U. 

Her powerful songwriting and exquisite voice exhibits Karis’s versatility as an artist with the reggae-infused beat from Juls. 

Genuinely one of the best the UK has to offer, Karis’s ability to make music of the highest quality whether it be R&B, Soul or Reggae, is soulfully satisfying.

Cleveland-bred, genre-bending fusion Reggae band Tropedlic will once again delight fans with the release of its latest album, All The Colors, on August 05, 2022.

All The Colors will be the band's 12th studio album and features a mix of influences and genres that crafts a contemporary soundscape that is quintessentially Tropidelic.

The album will feature guest appearances and collabs from Brother Ali, Nick Hexum (from 311), Krayzie Bone, and Prof, just to name a few. 

The lead single "People Talk" features Brother Ali and has been receiving heavy rotation, whetting the appetites of listeners who haven't had a full taste of the band since its last album “Off Illusion” in 2020.

Though formed in the frosty underground of Ohio in 2005, the 6-member band has garnered a reputation for delivering sizzling tracks interwoven with the homegrown sounds of the islands.

Don't get it twisted, Jamaica Rapper Boozy Bee always had a love for making music, eventually, he decided to go head first once he realized that the other modes he sought to feed himself were becoming riskier with fewer rewards. 

Originally born in Miami Florida, the Jamerican approached the music in a different light where he would lean towards more hip-hop-driven soundscape.

After perfecting how to merge the two with a uniqueness where his accent was both understandable and the beats were somewhat commercial enough for an American audience, he opened a recording studio in Bronx NY where he grew up when he moved back to the U.S. from Kingston Jamaica. 

That made him improve his craft and learn from other artists and eventually his style become noticeably better and better. There he would be able to collaborate with the likes of Aidonia and rapper Jadakiss and Vado with the likes of other local artists. 

His work ethic is flawless and he makes music off the spot a skill he had to learn eventually developing it into a selling point. 

His latest effort "Paid Da Plug" reflects his unique fusion of HipHop and Dancehall that reaches outside the Box to deliver a head-bopping release that is sure to become a bonafide earworm this summer.

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Nigeria's newest rising star Raybekah who stamped her arrival in the west with the viral single "I Like Boys", has released her latest effort "Ex-Boyfriend".

The Ora Records release was dropped on July 1st 2022 and was highly anticipated based on the reception of the Tik Tok freestyle that has become a trending sound on the social media app.

The single "Ex-Boyfriend" racked up 97,000+ Spotify Streams in its opening weekend, delivering Raybekah her second runaway hit in the west with her previous release "I Like Boys" also a galloping single that has been embraced in high rotation on terrestrial radio stations in UK, North America, and the English Speaking Caribbean.

The single "Ex-Boyfriend" which was distributed jointly by Ora Records and Island Records UK is out now on all major streaming platforms.

It is not often you find a Reggae Artist with a masters degree in Marine Science.

It's different. And that is exactly what Tahirah Elizabeth is.

The Jamaican singer and conservation specialist released her EP "Sentiments" in October 2021, a six-track EP of thoughful lyrics lovingly wrapped in a neo soundscape tainted with Reggae and tinted with a heartful of soul.

After completing her masters degree Tahirah Elizabeth started working with legendary Jamaican music producers Danny Browne and Mikey Bennett, and has never looked back on her musical sojourn which is souping up to be an interesting journey.

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In late 2021 Jamaican female talent Ishawna sparked one of the year's most anticipated collaboration projects with Mega music star Ed Sheeran.

The pair finally teamed up to cut the dancehall-driven single "Brace It", which they delivered on Friday to top the Dancehall Global Top40 Charts, handing Ishawna her first #1 since her 2017's "Equal Rights" monster hit that swept the Caribbean diaspora worldwide.

"Equal Rights" was a witty tongue-in-cheek reprise of Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You", and coupled with Ed Sheeran's obsession with Jamaican culture, it was not long before the song reached his ears.

And by all accounts, he was thoroughly impressed.

Ed Sheeran revealed on QMusic Radio in October 2021 his love for the Ishawna reprise, extending an open collab invitation to the Jamaican singer, which she gladly accepted in a heartbeat.

By November 2021, the pair had announced a confirmed collaboration sparking an eight-month wait that has been duly satisfied.

German Born, Jamaican-driven female talent Lil Hanky Panky is back at it for Summer 2022 with the video release of her upcoming single "Special" featuring Homegrown vibes master Chi Ching Ching.

A joint production between FUZE and Franc White, the video is directed by Jamaican videographer Ariff Butler and is set in the grottos of Tivoli Gardens, a space synonymous in Dancehall history.

The single is slated for release in mid-June, and by all indications from the video, Lil Hanky Panky is set to deliver something "Special" this summer.

Emerging Jamaican female singer Sevana, is teasing her next single, "Lowe Mi", the followup to "Brand New" released in Feburary.

Previewed on Jamaica's EDGE105FM recently, the smokey dubphonic track wrapped in a sultry neo-reggae soundscape with penetrating lyrics echoing the need for Sevana "To be allowed to celebrate her true self".

Hailing from Central Jamaica, Sevana made her debut in 2005 with the single "Bit Too Shy". but it would take almost 15 years before she would secure international acclaim with the Sony Music distributed six track EP "Be Somebody", produced by Indiggnation in 2020.

The single slated for release later this month, is cued as her second release since spliting from the Protoje led indiggnation camp eariler this year.

Hailing from the West African city of Lagos in Nigeria, Rebecca Arinola is a 20 something female singer/songwriter named Raybekah.

The young act started her career at the early age of 15 and has been a persistent presence on the music circuit in her hometown, standing out above the bevy of talent in the Afrobeat city. Initially known for her cover singles of A-listers in Nigeria, she eventually earned the attention of homegrown stars such as Wizkid and Davido, who endorsed the emerging talent.

It was not too long before the labels came knocking, and she settled at home with Ora Records in 2019, the New York-based outfit spearheaded by Jamaican O'niel Anderson.

In her new camp, the burgeoning talent has released 6 singles, with her latest "I Like Boys" poised to push the young star into the mainstream limelight, with its catchy hook and witty lyrical delivery, this African beauty is sure to fill the hearts and ears of embracing fans worldwide and is regarded as one to watch in 2022.

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For many homegrown artists, they daydream about red carpets, big-name cities, and major TV and Radio.

But for the German-born newcomer Lil Hanky Panky, her dream was to make it big in Jamaica first.

With that goal in focus, Lilie Gorchkov born in Hannover, Germany to Russian parents has always by chance or by trial immersed herself in music, first spawned by an early love for dancing.

But it was at her hometown Fine Arts College in her teen years, that the lanky dancer would discover Reggae and Dancehall music, a wormhole which led her to the underground Reggae band Peace Development Crew, which would become one of the many groups she would hit centerstage as her career progressed.

After college, Lile(as she is fondly called off stage) would endeavour on some soul searching and during one of her global hops in 2018, find herself in the little Island of Jamaica.

Already a bit familiar with the music, the cultural experience that followed would become a life-changing sojourn, and soon Lile would call Jamaica home.

She would first immerse herself as a dance teacher, quickly establishing a reputation that would lead to opportunities to work on music video projects with the likes of Sean Paul.

Fully assimilated by 2020 in the homegrown dancehall circuit as a dancer, Lille decided to spread her creative wings and began experimenting in the booth with Grammy-winning producer "Teetimus", who helped her carve the style, soundscape and brand for which she is now known.

By the time her moniker "Lil Hanky Panky" went viral in 2021, she had already made up her mind that Jamaica would become her future stomping ground, and though she has yet to make a major impact, her name is recognized in the streets and grottos of Jamaica's Dancehall circuit.

With singles in 2021 such as "Brand Me A Rebel", and the spunky "Sativa" earning her ample radio rotation and respectable spins in the dancehall, Lil Hanky Panky is carefully cutting a path to local success in 2022.

With summer now approaching Lil Hanky Panky has already geared a fistful of releases to warm up the appetite of fans and wet the palette of new ones as she continues to embrace the Jamaican culture and evolve through her musical experiences that are culminating in a new fusion sound that can only be described as her name suggests..

"A Little Hanky Panky."

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The Caribbean music scene is a jungle of talent, and with every step along the path of its vast construct, you will find hidden gems along the way that are to be shared with the world.

Lannlord, the Jamaican born artist, has taken the time to carve out his own space in the Reggae fusion music ecosystem with his own unique blend of Reggae and Hip-hop that is slowly, but surely, carving out a niche for this rising talent in the digital music paradigm.

Haling stalwarts such as Beres Hammond, Sean Paul, Vybz Kartel and female Hip-hop official Nicki Minaj as musical magnets of inspiration, his journey has not been overnight.

With his humble beginning in the rural Jamaican community of Rockhall, nestled in the hills of St. Andrew, the budding talent would find himself center stage at school events, and this encouragement would create a lifelong affinity with Reggae and Dancehall music that he continues to embrace to this day.

Shortly after migrating to the US in the early '90s, he was exposed to Hiphop, and this influence would push the talents soundscape even further, and by the time he graduated from high school in New Jersey, the burgeoning talent had carved out a space for himself in his stateside hometown, with what he has branded as "ReggaeHiphop", a grain along the line of Reggae fusion with a grimy dancehall finish, that keep his release relatable for audiences at home and aboard.

After building his resilience over years of trials, Lannlord took the step in 2018 to emerge from the underground with his debut single "Like Dat", and in short order grabbed the attention of Reggae/Dancehall Fans outside of his comfort zone of The Tri-State and into new regions such as UK, Canada, Netherlands, and African States such as Ghana, Nigeria, and Tanzania.

Consistently maintaining his pace with a series of minor and major releases during the pandemic, Lannlord has been ready, waiting, and very prepared to cut new roads, in new spaces for his music in 2022.

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Belize born U.S. based artist Honezty is focused on making a mark on the global music circuit in 2022.

An avid singer/songwriter since his early teens, his full gift came to light on various talent shows throughout his home country.

As his talent bloomed he eventually honed a unique soundscape that found favour with his growing fanbase and by the time he etched his place in the Chicago Music scene, he had carved out an underground following with his powerhouse vocal delivery and immersive songwriting.

With nearly a decade of dedication to his craft under his belt, he has spawned along the way three full-length studio albums that have satisfied fans at home in Belize, The US East Coast, and the wider Caribbean.

Now eyeing his fourth album, Honezty is gunning for this studio cut to be a mainstream release and is already hinting to fans with his latest afrobeat inspired release "Calling", which is now available on digital streaming platforms worldwide.

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Andy Chaves of Tempe-based modern rockers Katastro died in a car accident with two other people early on Thursday morning on Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach, California. 

Chaves was 32. 

His bandmates shared the news in an Instagram post: "We are completely devastated to have to announce the loss of our brother and singer Andy Chaves. Please respect the privacy of Andy's family and the members of the band as we all begin to process this. Thank you for the love and support."

Among the musical friends responding to their post were singer-guitarist Dustin Bushnell of Dirty Heads, who wrote "Love you guys. If you need anything at all I’m here for you.."

Sublime with Rome also responded, saying "Our prayers go out to you."

According to the Newport Beach Police, as reported by thepier.org and the Journal-Courier, a car carrying three people travelling on the PCH hit a curb and slammed into roadwork construction equipment at approximately 12:45 a.m.

All three passengers died on the scene.

Formed in 2007 and led by Andy, Katastro was a rising band in the U.S Reggae circuit known for their eclectic fusion soundscape of Reggae, Rock, and HipHop elements.

In 2016 Katastro released the critically acclaimed album "Strange Nights" which earned the Band national notoriety.

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Jah Single, a promising Dancehall fusion artist hailing out of Miami, Florida, is still on the grind promoting his 2021 EP, "In My Element", with his latest video release "Bravo".

The video which was released on Friday, May 13th, is a sleek well-edited visual to the short but lovable single which has racked up 12,000+ Spotify streams since its release in November 2021.

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The new album, produced by 17-time Grammy Award winner Sting, features Shaggy singing the Sinatra songbook in a reggae style and will be released May 25, 2022 on all digital platforms.

Canadian Music producer and NFT pioneer Blk Orchid continues to make her mark in the independent NFT space and is once again pushing the envelope with her latest project "Mintsongs Mixtape".

Distributed on the Mintsongs NFT platform, the 8-minute neo-jazz lofi inspired musical collage is recognized as the platform's first "Mintsongs Mixtape", and features 6 prolific tracks from emerging artists, Sassy Black, Mad Keys, Kanpeki, Kabuki, Blk Orchid, and CRFT.

The project will be the first Mintsongs project to utilise the platform's royalty splits feature, distributing the profits among the artists automatically.

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The Jamaican based artist has remained consistent in his career over the last 5 years, and Ron Muschette has given discerning Reggae & Dancehall Lovers a new artist to watch in 2022.

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