Montego Bay-based recording artiste Rickey Teetz has had a successful Summer. The artiste’s break out radio hit, Tip Yuh, has become a street anthem in the west, playing at street dances, all-inclusive events and community stage shows in Jamaica’s second city.
Ultra-talented deejay Famous Twenty is third generation reggae royalty as he is the grandson to the late great Alton Ellis but he is not relying only on his superstar genes to push him to stardom, he believes in hard work and determination as the driving forces in his life. The […]
Ultra-talented deejay Famous Twenty is third generation reggae royalty as he is the grandson to the late great Alton Ellis but he is not relying only on his superstar genes to push him to stardom, he believes in hard work and determination as the driving forces in his life. The […]
Dancehall fans are wondering if the World Boss could be free by early next year if the Crown’s case against Vybz Kartel crumbles like a cookie left out in the Summer sun for hours. Why? For one, there is no body. And if the last rash of poor prosecuted murder […]
Dancehall fans are wondering if the World Boss could be free by early next year if the Crown’s case against Vybz Kartel crumbles like a cookie left out in the Summer sun for hours. Why? For one, there is no body. And if the last rash of poor prosecuted murder […]
International recording artiste D’Angel is pleased with the enthusiastic reponse to her ‘Hot Gal March Out’ single which has been bombing airwaves into submission for the past week.
International recording artiste D’Angel is pleased with the enthusiastic reponse to her ‘Hot Gal March Out’ single which has been bombing airwaves into submission for the past week.
The dancehall community is abuzz with a new hard-hitting single called ‘Unfair’ that lambasts the government on its stance of shutting off dances at 2 a.m. The street version of the single uses well-known curses and has become a fast favourite of mix tape selectors and taximen in the Kingston Metropolitan area.
The dancehall community is abuzz with a new hard-hitting single called ‘Unfair’ that lambasts the government on its stance of shutting off dances at 2 a.m. The street version of the single uses well-known curses and has become a fast favourite of mix tape selectors and taximen in the Kingston Metropolitan area.
The last time a dance move migrated from Montego Bay to Kingston, it took over the world. That dance was Dutty Wine, and now, there is a feeling of déjà vu as the latest dance craze coming from the western end of the island, Tip Yuh, is gaining in popularity. The make-money-rain dance endorsed by new deejay Rickey Teetz, has now caught fire in the street dances of Kingston.
