What sort of incriminating texts will be revealed in court by Digicel experts today in the Vybz Kartel murder trial?
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Vybz Kartel’s murder trial enters its third week with key testimony expected from telecommunication specialists and a doctor from the St. Andrews Memorial Hospital. The prosecution will also try to enter into evidence incriminating texts sent by Vybz Kartel to his cronies regarding the death of Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams.
How do you make the leap from records management in the insurance industry to records making in the music industry?
Dreams do come true.
Just ask Owen Litchmore aka Go True, who has made a true gem of a reggae song, ‘Jamaica Nice’ with a rich acoustic vibe and feel-good message about his homeland.
Should Vybz Kartel be freed if the dead body of Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams cannot be found? Is it true that if there is no body there can be no murder under Jamaican law??? Remember that Gaza Slim filed that report that Lizard attacked her only a few days after Kartel was arrested. If the prosecution cannot prove that conspiracy, then how can they convict Kartel for murder ? For all we know, Lizard is on some Caribbean island somewhere, sipping on a pina colada and relaxing.
Reggae superstar Barrington Levy is lucky to be alive after he got sideswiped by a truck last night while travelling in his Nissan van.
The accident occurred at about 7:30 p.m at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Weymouth Drive in the Corporate Area. The 1996 van was smashed during the accident, and rendered inoperable. Police officers had to get a tow truck to move it from the scene.
Jamaican-born pop artiste Berri is known for her rich, textured, soulful voice which is reminiscent of the early greats such as Etta James or contemporary greats such as Whitney Houston.
Montego Bay-based deejay Ryme Minister knows that life imitates art and vice versa. He knows only too well the bloody consequences of gun violence. He lost his mother, and three brothers in separate incidents over the last couple of years, so when he sings about killers and death, he is singing about his life.
The talented rhyme slinger is setting Montego Bay and western Jamaica alight with a slew of brilliant singles, the most popular of which is ‘Killaz and Killaz’.
Patrick was a great family man. He spoke highly of his mother and how much she meant to him. He told me how she was a mother and a father to him. He would give his mother presents on father’s day to make her laugh. He loved her so much. He was great brother to his one and only sister. He always mentioned how close they were. He also talked about his brothers, one that passed on before him and the ones that are living.
International recording artiste Chuck Fenda will launch his latest album, ‘Jah Elements’ at King Jammys studio on Tuesday, October 15th.