(Kingston, Jamaica) After winning the prestigious "Director Avant Garde" award last year at the 2nd Annual CariVibez Video Web Award ceremony, Video Director / Marketing Guru Chris "Icey Jace" Campbell will be looking to take home yet another Crystal Globe at this years 3rd official staging. Campbell who etched passed acclaimed Game Over director Jay Will in the 2011 polls expressed gratitude to the organizers of the award showcase. "It feels awesome being nominated once again. Looking back 2011 was a big year for me and my team at "Icey Jace Film Factory", we produced several big videos including the critically acclaimed Leftside "Hold Me Tight" project which was deemed one of the hottest videos out of Jamaica in recent times. Another huge project which came late in the year was the Cham "Drop It" music video which to date has been my biggest international production".

With the polls now open and the voting process running up until Friday February 29th Campbell who is also represented by Dancehall deejay Leftside in the "International Video Of The Year" category for "This Girl" and by upcoming female singer Nefatari in the "Break Out Video Of The Year" category for "They Don't Know" has already started to campaign. "Its important to be a people person nowadays and like last year I've started to encourage my clients, family, friends and supporters to vote. Currently I have several videos in the pipeline but I will continue to get in the votes and hopefully when the polls close I come out victorious". CariVibez is an internet based entertainment and production company specializing in delivering rich Caribbean content through its online web portal CariVibez.tv. Since its inception, the company has expanded its reach from an audience primarily in the Northeast (United States) and Kingston (Jamaica) to over 90 countries around the world.

Tuesday 31st January 2012 – Kingston, Jamaica: To mark what would be the 67th birthday of reggae icon, Bob Marley, Digicel and the Bob Marley Foundation, have come together for a second year running to honour the legend with a series of celebratory activities throughout the month of February. Kicking off the month long celebration will be a free family concert at Emancipation Park on Sunday February 5th, 2012. The concert will feature musical tributes to the reggae legend from artistes such as Kymani Marley, Freddy McGregor, Judy Mowatt, Protégé, Alaine, Coco-Tea, Romaine Virgo and as well as performances from Digicel Brand Ambassadors, I-Octane and Jermaine Edwards. Other performances will feature the Edna Manley School of Music, Uprising Roots Band and Chronixx.

Digicel’s Senior Sponsorships and Activations Manager, Shelly-Ann Curran, said; “At Digicel, we are a proud supporter of Brand Jamaica including the development of Jamaican music and the promotion of our culture, evident through our sponsorships of Brand Ambassador, I-Octane and Digicel Rising Stars; as such, we are thrilled to be back for another year to celebrate one of Jamaica’s most influential musical icons”. “Last year was a phenomenal success and this year we are anticipating an even bigger and better concert as we celebrate the life and legacy of someone who can only be described as an icon of Jamaica and our culture, worldwide.”

Jacqueline Lynch- Stewart, General Manager of the Bob Marley Foundation and Museum in speaking on the partnership said that, “the Bob Marley Foundation is delighted to once again partner with Digicel to celebrate and honour the King of Reggae’s Earthday this year”. “February 6th is a very special day for us at the Bob Marley Foundation and Museum as we focus on Bob's life, work and legacy”. “This year we will be celebrating Bob’s 67th Earthday under the theme is “We Jah People Can make It Work”. Digicel will also be participating in the birthday celebrations of Bob Marley on Monday February 6th at the Bob Marley Museum starting with an early morning celebration at 56 Old Hope Road followed by a grand party that evening. The celebration will culminate with the annual ‘One Love’ Bob Marley Football competition between masters and celebrities to raise funds for charity. Digicel customers will also be able to purchase Bob Marley songs as their InTunes RingBack tone as well as selected images of Bob Marley as wall paper.

About Digicel

After ten years of operation, Digicel Group Limited has over 11 million customers across its 31 markets in the Caribbean, Central America and the Pacific. The company is renowned for delivering best value, best service and best network. Digicel is the lead sponsor of Caribbean, Central American and Pacific sports teams, including the Special Olympics teams throughout these regions. Digicel sponsors the West Indies cricket team and is also the title sponsor of the Digicel Caribbean Cup. In the Pacific, Digicel is the proud sponsor of several national rugby teams and also sponsors the Vanuatu cricket team.

Digicel also runs a host of community-based initiatives across its markets and has set up Digicel Foundations in Jamaica, Haiti and Papua New Guinea which focus on educational, cultural and social development programmes. In 2004, Digicel developed Digicel Rising Stars – an annual talent show to support aspiring young music artists in the Caribbean. The show has spanned the Eastern Caribbean, Haiti, Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago ranking as one of the top-rated shows.

Digicel is incorporated in Bermuda and its markets comprise: Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Aruba, Barbados, Bermuda, Bonaire, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Curacao, Dominica, El Salvador, Fiji, French Guiana, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Martinique, Nauru, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, St Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Suriname, Tonga, Trinidad & Tobago, Turks & Caicos and Vanuatu. Digicel also has coverage in St. Martin and St. Barts in the Caribbean.

Visit www.digicelgroup.com for more information

After dominating reggae charts in Jamaica for much of 2011, Laza Morgan and Mavdo ended 2011 in fine style topping the Miami Top Ten Chart with the single 'One By One.' The song which continues to get multiple downloads on digital sites edged 'Live You Life' by Richie Stephens & Gentleman for the top position on the chart for 2011.

Morgan told 1170AM radio hosts Captain Kirk and Bigga Boss in Florida, "thanks for the love and support and to the fans, much respect and I look forward to your continued support in 2012."

The 'One By One' video was recently added to MTV Iggy web site and is racking up impressive hits on YouTube. Two knock off videos of the song and the official Electra video have a combine 1 millions plus hits and counting. Laza's other single 'This Girl' from his soon to be released album has generated over seven million hits on YouTube so far.

Popular dancehall entertainer Elephant Man has been charged with grievous sexual assault and rape. The police said the charges stem from an incident at his St. Andrew home earlier this month. Investigators said a woman filed a police report claiming that the artiste, whose real name is Oneil Bryan sexually assaulted her.

The police said detectives assigned to the Centre for the Investigation of Sexual Offences and Child Abuse conducted investigations, which led to Elephant Man being arrested yesterday. They saidhe was questioned in the presence of his attorney yesterday and then later charged with grievous sexual assault and rape. Elephant Man is booked to appear in court tomorrow.

Dancehall artiste Spice, has her eyes set on the international stage again, this time with the release of the single Take Him Out alongside international R&B singer, Mya.

The song, which was the debut track on Mya's recently released album, K.I.S.S., has already been gaining traction overseas. Mya, known for The Best Of Me feat. Jadakiss, My Love Is Like...Wo, Lady Marmalade, Girls Dem Sugar with Beenie Man explained how the hot new collaboration came about, "I teamed up with the hottest female dancehall DJ in Jamaica, Spice, over a Caribbean inspired track. We debuted the song at Sumfest 2011 on Dancehall Night. [The] producer Junior Sanchez & I created the blueprint of the track after I came back from Trinidad Carnival 2010. The concept is simply about taking out the trash when your world becomes a world of clutter. In this case it's specifically about a man."

Spice who last year unleashed the energetic summer single, Fun, featuring Hip Hop legend, Missy Elliott says she is excited about the single and unveiling the upcoming video. "Working with Mya has been a great experience; she is a phenomenal artiste and also a great person so I'm definitely honoured to be a part of the project. The new single Take Him Out has a great upbeat vibe and is all about female empowerment and just puts a whole new spin on relationships and moving on when it isn't working out. Although it's a new song, people are already really gravitating to it and are going to be heavily promoting it both locally and overseas, so everyone, just watch out."

Spice, known for Slim vs. Fluffy, Ramping Shop, Hot Patty Wine, Fight Over Man and others, also says the video which was filmed in Jamaica by Ras Kassa will be released in the States within the next few weeks and will be followed by a local release. "We tried to make the video really colourful and fun, so I hope our fans really enjoy it once it's released."

“A yah suh nice,” the crowd’s favourite line of Potential Kidd song flavoured up the hip, hot and hype Container Satdaz. Chelsea Ave. was blocked up with patrons who turned out to celebrate the anniversary and appreciation day of the affair. The music kicked off as planned at the day event with people lyming and vibsing at the bar and booths. Even though the food was late, patrons licked their lips to the taste of mutton, pork, fish, chicken just enough to feed everyone’s appetite.

The party entitled Pour Pain part 3 was scheduled to be kept last Saturday on the Container boss’ birthday but was postponed. However, this sparkled patrons’ anticipation to endorse the following week’s staging. In an interview with the boss, he made it known to his fans that due to circumstances beyond his control the staging of Pour Rain Part 3 was postponed and that he was sorry for the inconvenience it caused. In another interview, he regained party’s energy and approval and notified that “Tuesday Connection in association with CHA CHA Mondays Spice and Container Satdazs will present the appreciation day and anniversary at 2 Chelsea Ave.” This one was named ‘Pour Pain part 3 RESHUFFLE.’

The day came; Jan 21st was fired up with music from Swatch Intl, Black Prince, DJ CHA CHA, Gary Chucks, Little Richie plus the Uncontainable Djs. The video and photographers were in the place capturing the captivating ambience. Classy looking fans and high rollers were admirably dressed in their designer outfits. Ian modeled a red impeccable Romeich Wear design and the container crew was splendidly dressed. The Magnum girls posed and gyrated as Nick (Nickfotoworks.com) snapped them. Fimiyaad, dancehall channel, Betv, Irish and Chin, Video Fridge and The Star created an entertaining social profile. Supporters at this well attended event felt so appreciated of the way Magnum, Rum Bar, Craven ‘A’ Worthy Gold, Slam Condoms, Catherine Peak, Pepsi, Redbull, Lucky Dollar and Jamaica beverage limited fulfilled them for the night. Fans celebrated with Don Ian in the video light as well as special guest artistes like Bounty Killer, Konscience and Chichingching. They moved to the vibes and said, ‘A yah suh nice.’

info [at] blueprintpublicity.com Since the release of her reggae single, Brand New Page last week, dancehall artiste Spice says she is pleased with the response the track has garnered thus far.    The reggae song which was produced by Blaqk Sheep Music on the Tropical Connection Riddim was the perfect way to start the year, Spice says. "I chose to release it in January because that's always the time most persons are determined to stay true to their new year resolutions and improve on things in their lives. That's what Brand New Page is about - getting rid of things that shouldn't be in your life and making a fresh start."

"So far the response has been great, I can't complain. The roots reggae stations and their listeners have been loving that song and before promoting my next single, Take Him Out alongside Mya, this will be the track that my team will be promoting both here and in Europe," says Spice.   The creative artiste is also up for a number of nominations at this year's Youth View Awards, scheduled to take place on February 4 at the National Indoor Sports Centre. The nominations include: Young, Hot and Hype Female Artiste of The Year, Fashion Icon Female, Favourite Local Female Artiste and Favourite Dancehall Artiste Female.

Spice who is known for her hits including, Ramping Shop with Vybz Kartel, Slim Versus Fluffy, Jim Screechie, Hot Patty Wine, Fun alongside Missy Elliott and more, says, "I'm definitely looking forward to this year's YVAs; it's always so much fun and they always come with some great concepts. I also am extremely happy with the number of nominations I received and I want to thank all the fans who have been voting so far."

Montego Bay based production labels Da Wiz Records and Sniper Records is pleased to announce the premier of their first riddim compilation for 2012 entitled "The Business". The new riddim which features some of Mobay's finest young prodigies including Gaza recording artist Tommy Lee, former Gaza group Merital Family, 2009 Magnum King & Queens Of Dancehall runner up female Destiny and 2008 Rising Stars Finalist Kahlil alongside newcomers Susan Perkins, Richest, R.M, Daddy Merry, Jimbo, Banka Banka, Chillando, Ghetto Money and Texas Family is a high energy dancehall juggling.

With a 30 second teaser of Tommy Lee's single "War Wid Di Dead" being leaked a few weeks ago "The Business Riddim" has managed to generate large amounts of blog and forum comments. According to up and coming producer / recording artist Que who's the brainchild behind the riddim, the project was gear at bringing new talent to the scene. "They are so many talented people in Jamaica but a lot of them are not getting recognized and are not in a position to get a solid production to actually showcase what they can do and what they have to offer to "The business" so i figure i will start picking them out and giving them a chance".

While many would admit the heart of Dancehall and Reggae music resides in Kingston the capital city of Jamaica, Que believes the talent of Jamaicans are spread right across all parishes. "They always say Kingston is the only place you can get a buss if you serious about music but we have good talent in Mobay and we are doing the same and at times better standard production so somebody has to represent and good talent speaks for itself so i am hoping Jamaica and the world listen and receive it".

The Management of Dancehall heavyweight Bounty Killer is making it public that the artist is being falsely advertised for several shows in Europe next month. In a statement from Killer's Management & Booking company Solid Agency, no contract is in place for the February dates. "It has come to our attention that Bounty Killer is being advertised via a popular reggae website for a total of four shows in Europe between February 23rd - 26th. We have not received any payment for these shows and there is no agreement in place with any promoter".

While it is not fully clear who is behind the mystery bookings Solid Agency is categorically announcing Bounty will not perform on any of the shows. "We would like to ask the organizers of these concerts to refrain from listing Bounty as part of their lineups as only Solid Agency is authorized to negotiate show engagements on behalf of Rodney "Bounty Killer" Price".  European fans of Bounty can rest easy as Solid Agency alongside Yarid of Uppsala Music Festival are already formulating an April tour for the deejay.

Dancehall artiste Spice is singing a new tune for 2012 in more ways than one. The dancehall diva who is usually known for her catchy dancehall rhymes, she has flipped the script and released the reggae single, Brand New Page as her first track for the year. The reggae song which speaks from the point of view of someone who wishes to turn his life around, undoubtedly showcases Spice's vocal ability. Spice spoke in reference to the single which was produced by Blaqk Sheep Music on the Tropical Connection Riddim, "The song is basically talking about wrong-doers who want to make a big change in their lives and I specifically wrote it a first person narrative point of view, so that people can actually sing it as if it were their own story."

Spice who is known for her hit singles, Ramping Shop with Vybz Kartel, Slim Versus Fluffy, Jim Screechie, Hot Patty Wine and others, says she has not made a permanent switch to reggae and singing, but "music is art and art is about self-expression, and I always like to explore new and creative beats and genres to express myself. That way it remains fun and you don't become predictable."

Since persons can't predict what the spicy one may do next, she says, "The next single I can definitely tell persons to look out for which will be released at the end of this month is the hip hop track, Take Him Out alongside international singer, Mya. It's also the single which we performed together at last year's Reggae Sumfest shortly after it was recorded. It is also the debut single from her new album, which came out last month, while the video will also be out at the end of this month. So there are a lot of things in store, some of which are international, but I'm not yet in a position to divulge too many details. Just watch out for 2012."

Singer, Romain Virgo has recorded a reggae remake of the track, Don't You Remember Me, originally done by international singer, Adele.   The cover single which was produced by his management team, Vikings Production and was released three days ago, has already racked up thousands of views on youtube. Romain says, "The original version of the song is one I love, so when my managers came to me with the idea, I readily did it. After it was recorded and mixed we weren't quite ready to release it, but it was leaked online and the responses so far have been great."

Romain, 21, who is known for his hits, Cyaa Sleep, Wanna Go Home, Who Feels It Knows It, Rich In Love, System and others, received rave reviews after his performance at the recent Shaggy and Friends concert. He says, "That was a great experience. I am thrilled at the reception of the audience to the songs, including some of the new ones. The journey has been an amazing one and I couldn't have done it since 2007 without the help of my fans and my team. So I thank everyone."

The singer says for his immediate future, fans can look out for him at this weekend's staging of Rebel Salute at the Port Kaiser Sports Complex, St. Elizabeth and in addition, they can expect his sophomore album to be released in late April.

Toronto: 2012 has just started but already plans are well on their way for Steele’s first birthday gala schedule for April 28th at the Jamaican Canadian Centre in Toronto. Special guest at the event will be popular radio host 'Boogieman' Barry G. “I want this to be an event to be remembered for good food, live entertainment, 4 very popular dj’s and of course to top it all off, I’m honored to have as my special guest from Jamaica, the Boogieman Barry G” Steele said.

Barry G has been a staple on Jamaican radio for over thirty-five years. The legendary radio host is an innovator, an educator and an entertainer. Many people still talk about the intense clashes with himself and England’s David Rodigan. Fighting back from a severe stroke a few years ago that almost ended his career, Barry says he’s forever thankful to the almighty for allowing him to recover, and to be able to continue doing what he loves. This will be the "Boggieman's first trip to Canada in almost 7 years and he’s primed, ready, and excited to meet and greet his many fans.

The word has already started to spread about Steele’s event, and of course, it’s once again shaping up to be sold out. Dinner tickets will be limited, and at the low cost of $35.00 for the full package., you don’t want to miss this mouth watering meal. For information, send requests via email to... (mobsproduction@rogers.com). or call Deco Rose at Tel: 647-407-4979. Please ensure that your name and telephone number are included in your email.

“We are also very proud to have one of our fastest growing telecommunication service providers Telehop 10.10.620 as our title sponsor. “Other companies such as Millenium Design/Millenium Auto, and Sandra Bowen & Associates have also taken great interest in being apart of this celebration. I look forward to working with them and to maximizing there product exposure to our community”, say’s Steele.

Montego Bay based female recording artist Kimberly Cuville more popularly known Destiny the Magnum King & Queens of Dancehall 2009 runner up, is this week celebrating the official release of her highly anticipated mixtape entitled "Destined For Greatness". According to Destiny the 23 track mixtape which is geared towards reintroducing her music to the local scene was conceptualize last year. "Well we spent about six months in studio working on the mixtape and basically what it now consist of is both new and previously recorded singles that were doing well for me. Destined For Greatness within itself is pretty much self explanatory, my goal for 2012 is to become a household name so we are getting an early start with this mixtape letting the people hear the versatility I have to offer".

Last year Destiny made headlines when she released a comical yet controversial single dubbed "Rich Girl" which took jabs at popular dancehall deejay Vybz Kartel amongst other. The mixtape which was produced by Da Wiz Records features standout tracks including "Spell On Me" featuring Que (lead singer of Male Group Kahlil), "Ghetto Love", "Benz Cocky", "Delilah" featuring Renae and "Duppy Bat" for which a music video is now in rotation.

Words of love, life, laughter, prosperity are on many Jamaican lips for this year. Even though 2012 is predicted by many people as an inexplicable year, mood of happiness, pursuit and great expectations fill the lives of fellow Jamaicans. Incredible amusing plans from all different angles encompass citizens thoughts; empowering them to seek a brighter future.

Inclusive of these plans is “The Shaggy and Friends in Concert” in which charitable Jamaicans want to save a child’s life. Yes, ‘the caring continues’ on the lawns of Jamaica House on the 7th of January. “I dare you” to support the worthy cost as all proceeds will be in aid of the Bustamante Hospital for Children. Another love like plan is for unity. It is certainty that many dancehall, reggae entertainers will tie up their beefs and resolve certain altercations that they have. Dancehall artistes Bounty Killer and Movado have started the New Year on a positive note by settling their difference.

I am certain that as the year progresses, female dancehall artistes Timberlee and Tifa will also settle their differences. Since last week the rumor mill has been in full swing of an alleged beef between Tifa and Timberlee. For a while the rumors have been circulating but became more so last week when Timberlee was not on hand at Tifa premiere of her new video Nah Stop Shine/ Move Your Body.

Remember, love and prosperity ‘we seh fi 2012 and datz up!’ Whether you go to church and be entertained by gospel events like Genesis 2012 or you party like a rock star and fulfil yourself at other occasions, keep in mind that you live your life with love and happiness.

(Kingston Jamaica) Having pledged their support to the Shaggy Make A Difference Foundation last December at a media launch on the grounds of the Bustamante Children's Hospital Telecommunication Giants LIME Jamaica, Digicel and FLOW are all excited to be apart of the Shaggy & Friends Charity Concert slated for this weekend on the Lawns Of Jamaica House. The three company's will this year sponsor the event which over a two year period raised a total of J$57,000,000 to purchase life saving equipment for the Bustamante Children's Hospital. According to Senior Sponsorships Manager at Digicel Shelley-Ann Curran, "Digicel is honoured to join the Shaggy Foundation to support the Bustamante Hospital for Children at this time and will continue to work towards improving the health, educational opportunities and welfare of Jamaican children through the Digicel Foundation".

As a result of their sponsorship persons wishing to make donations to the Foundation may now do so by simply texting 444 4248 from any mobile device at a cost of J$50 per text. Currently offering persons who are unable to make it to the Concert a unique once in a lifetime opportunity, LIME Jamaica is also contributing in a big way to this years staging. In a statement from Stephen Price, Head of Marketing at LIME Jamaica the company has put plans in place to raise even more proceeds from the show. "In addition to partnering with Shaggy, we have also created opportunities for our customers and Jamaicans in the diaspora to participate and contribute to the effort. As such, we will be providing a live broadcast of the concert on LIME Mobile TV and via pay per view online from which we will donate proceeds".

Known for their WATCH.TALK.CLICK slogan FLOW will this year power the Shaggy & Friends concert through the use of technology. Denise Williams Director – Corporate & Government Affairs at FLOW lamented that FLOW will this year provide superior internet access at the concert along with increased exposure through its FLOW TV Channels. "We see this as a very important partnership and we remain committed to doing our part to ensuring that the Bustamante Children’s Hospital is able to provide the highest level of care for Jamaica’s children, the most vulnerable of our society and the future of our country". This years mega lineup of artists includes Grammy award winning vocalist Lauryn Hill, EVE, Deniece Williams, Gyptian, Mr. Vegas, I Octane, Wayne Marshall, Cocoa Tea, Tami Chynn, Half Pint, Maxi Priest, Assassin a.k.a Agent Sasco, Romain Virgo and the diamond selling reggae superstar himself Shaggy.

With a total of three shows left to go on his month long Christmas tour of Europe, dancehall recording artist Leftside is stamping his mark in the region as he continues to deliver show stopping performances. On Dec 14th Leftside alongside KeepLeft Records label mate Syon gave a sizzling performance in Italian capital of Rome days after hitting the stage in Kerkrade, Netherlands on Dec 10th alongside Rapper Red Cafe. Currently gearing up for another big show this weekend Saturday Dec 24th dubbed "King & Queens" in HarderWuk which is a small city on the eastern side of Netherlands, Leftside is expected to once again push the envelope of his usual stage set.

Leftside who recently released a brand new video for his single "This Girl" which is featured on his Mas Fuego Riddim will return to the island in time for the new year. The video which was directed by Chris "Icey Jace" Campbell has been getting rave reviews and has so far racked up over 7,000 views on youtube in just under 12 days.

International dancehall recording artist Cham on Wednesday shot the video for his hot new single "Drop It" which is a production of Coppershot Music. The video which was directed by Chris "Icey Jace" Campbell of Icey Jace Film Factory was shot on location at Club Privilege and feature cameos from a host of local celebrities.
Cham who has been in the island for less than a week has had a busy schedule making appearances at events, radio and TV stations.

Denyque is closing 2011 on a high note. That's the word from the fast-rising singer's camp. Nicknamed 'Supergirl', Denyque has a busy Christmas season of appearances and performances, in addition to releasing lots of new material. "I've been in studio a lot and making a lot of great music and working with some great producers like Cashflow Records and Stephen McGreggor," the singer said, continuing that her single with Cashflow was just released.

Recorded on the Faithful Riddim, Denyque steps away from the usual dancehall/pop vibe of her music and gets steeped in an emotional reggae-flavoured track called Love Hurts. The song speaks to the hardships of love, and Denyque says that heads are already knocking to produce a video for the song.
"I love working with Cashflow, and we're looking at doing a video. We have amazing chemistry in and out of the studio and I admire the work ethic these guys have," Denyque said about the recording outfit. That's not the only studio surprise she has though. Having teamed up with Chino from the Big Ship camp earlier this year for the song Driving Me Insane, Denyque found herself in the Big Ship studio again -- this time recording for Stephen 'Di Genius' Mcgregor.

"The final touches to that song are being dealt with as we speak, and I'm really excited about it. It's called Make Me Believe You and this will be the first single I've recorded for the Big Ship Label, so you know it's going to be good! The song, which even sees Denyque deejaying some lyrics, is set to be released in early 2011, along with her first mix tape, I AM SUPERGIRL. 2010 was a big year for Denyque, having been signed as a brand ambassador for telecommunications giant LIME, copping awards for Best New Artiste, making her debuts on the Reggae Sumfest stage, and stages in New York and Africa. As the year ends, Denyque has performances lined up across Jamaica and looks forward to ringing in the New Year with hard work.

Tripledose's recording artiste IQ alongside Digicel's Rising Star Finalist "Anna" and the reknow Magnum King and Queen of Dancehall's finalist "Chozenn" have joined talents to produce the hot new single "This Christmas". This song was made to commemorate the joy of the season, with jingle bells ringing and persons feeling the joy of the season.

The song serves to heighten the joy and warm the hearts of the listeners. Christmas will be a merry one this year as the artistes have set out with a goal in mind. This goal is to allow persons to listen and have a happy and merry Christmas and share in the joy of the season.

New York, NY (FOX FUSE) - Combining two of the world's favorite things, beautiful women and alcohol, international soca superstar Kevin Lyttle has another hit on his hands with his brand-new single, "Hot Girls & Alcohol." Produced on the Super Soca Riddim by Black Shadow Records, whose claim to fame is Sean Paul's breakout hit "Gimme The Light," this track is sure to be a dancefloor favorite, worldwide.

Released on his very own Tarakon Records, "Hot Girls & Alcohol" exemplifies the singer/songwriter's versatility as he embraces the role of a deejay/rapper to fuse with his acclaimed signature vocal-style, forming this hybrid of island soca and pop club fusion. This is his second hit single released within one month, as he continues to blaze a trail for soca music.

"I wanted to bring my classic sound to my fans but creatively step it up a notch by rapping as well," Lyttle discloses. "When you're around hot girls and alcohol, it makes you feel like you can do anything, and I hope this song empowers you the same way. It's the same fun, feel-good vibe that I always bring."   Just having returned from a European tour this week, Lyttle remains intent on bringing Caribbean music to all corners of the globe. He is also in the studio recording new music and working with numerous producers to bring the unique flavors and blends from the islands, to the world.

Lyttle shot to international fame when his sexy single "Turn Me On"  grooved all the way to number four on the Billboard Hot 100 Pop Chart, representing soca music in the mainstream market in a way that's never been done before, and hasn't been done since. The track was from his self-titled debut album from Atlantic Records, back in 2004.  Kevin Lyttle is now available for interviews. For all inquiries, please contact Tarakon Records at 1-786-266-5644 or tarakonrecs@gmail.com, or FOX FUSE at 1-212-300-3813 or contact@foxfuse.com

Kingston Jamaica - Has Rasta got soul? Yeah! Singjay I-Octane makes that abundantly clear in his two latest singles which are now enjoying good rotation on the airwaves. “Falling”, the second single from his EP Straight From The Heart which will be released today, December 6, 2011 digitally on Itunes and Amazon. The Digicel Brand Ambassador makes the connection as the words really seem to be coming “straight from his heart”.

“I’m truly falling inna the middle of the night baby, you have me calling. I’m in love again… tell loneliness goodbye…” Need anymore be said about this one? The second single “L.O.V.E. Y.O.U” is from his upcoming album Crying To The Nation due to released next month – January 31, 2012.

Again, the singjay doesn’t hold back on his words of love as he chants “Girl I’m missing you like crazy. Girl I L-O-V-E I love you… Princess your rightful place is in my arms…” Commenting on the singles I-Octane said it’s all about showing his versatility. “There is more to this singjay than what meets the eyes,” he quipped adding that he has no desire to be cast into any one mould. “I am known for my cultural numbers, but hey, I have to mix it up a bit and show that when it comes on to love songs, I can definitely deliver them too,” he said with that gapped-tooth grin he is noted for.

A party with a difference, that's the word on the streets of Toronto, after the first staging of nickfotoworks.com "Privileged" . It was great to have the fans in a different environment out side of the banquets halls they regularly party and them to new heights. The party was staged in the heart of downtown Toronto in the most private and vintage setting possible.

That wasn't the only thing that made the event stand out, the patrons were treated to their first successful themed party and we did deliver. The Photo room SHOT!! Females dash weh every where, in Jacuzzi tubs; yes I said it Jacuzzi tub, shower stalls with exotic painting on the walls.

It was like a private photo shoot at times and the pics told the story. If you think we stopped there, we didn't. The private room lived up to expectation with the same settings as the photo room, but there wasn't any pics taken in that room, if you never made it in there this was what happened. Sasha Happened, Yes Sasha, a Brazilian Jamacian Beauty took the stage and Jacuzzi, and wowed the fortunate few who made their way inside. Mi Hear say man come out with no money after she done with them. A so it fi go, when you dweeet, dweeet good.

The main floor was packed and we dance and teek pics until we tired. When 5am catch you at an event you know it was good. I have to big up all who came out and share in this historic moment, who never made it out, don't worry mi nah go nu way. We have lots in store and we working on the plane ride for July 2012 to Fashion Connection.

Nuff Love Sean aka Mr. Nickfoto aka Murff, aka Birdman now you all know the names I go by.

Friday November 25th 2011 – Kingston, Jamaica: Digicel last night re-signed chart-topping Reggae artiste and Digicel Brand Ambassador, I-Octane, for a second year running, at a glittering ceremony in Tracks and Records restaurant, Kingston. The re-signing also coincided with the official launch of I-Octane’s debut album, ‘Crying to the Nation’, which will be released on the VP Records label in January 2012.

Digicel’s Sponsorship and Activations Manager, Shelly-Ann Curran, said; “We are extremely proud to be here tonight to re-sign I-Octane as a Digicel Brand Ambassador. His unique style of music mirrors the youthful vibrancy and positive energy that is Digicel – making the relationship between Digicel and I-Octane a seamless and fitting one. “Tonight is a tribute to our relationship with I-Octane and to him – an artiste who has raised the musical bar with uplifting and positive songs since his entry into the music business and one who continues to represent the Digicel brand positively,” continued Curran.

I-Octane also shared similar sentiments, echoing that being a Brand Ambassador for Digicel over the past year has been rewarding both on a professional and personal level. “Being with Digicel has developed and further pushed the music behind the I-Octane brand; I have learnt a lot and the experience has moulded me into being a better person while propelling my music and career to an entirely different level.” “It has been truly rewarding working with Digicel. With the upcoming release of my debut album and being given the opportunity to represent Digicel as Brand Ambassador for another year; my fans can only expect bigger and better things,” continued I-Octane.

I-Octane has been creating waves in the music industry releasing hit after hit. His performances at Reggae Sumfest in both 2010 and 2011 have been widely hailed as two of the best performances from any artist on Dancehall night. The independent artiste has received numerous awards and nominations in recognition of his work and, after only five years in the industry, he is already being compared to some of the legends in reggae. Curran closed by adding that; “Digicel is proud to have I-Octane as a part of the Digicel family for another year; a true testament to our commitment in developing and celebrating Jamaican culture and music – a commitment that is also evident in our sponsorship of activities like Reggae Sumfest, the Denbigh Agricultural Show, Bacchanal and our grassroots community events.” After ten years of operation, Digicel Group Limited has over 11.5 million customers across its 32 markets in the Caribbean, Central America and the Pacific. The company is renowned for delivering best value, best service and best network.

Digicel is the lead sponsor of Caribbean, Central American and Pacific sports teams, including the Special Olympics teams throughout these regions. Digicel sponsors the West Indies cricket team and is also the title sponsor of the Digicel Caribbean Championships. In the Pacific, Digicel is the proud sponsor of several national rugby teams and also sponsors the Vanuatu cricket team. 
Digicel also runs a host of community-based initiatives across its markets and has set up Digicel Foundations in Jamaica, Haiti and Papua New Guinea which focus on educational, cultural and social development programmes.

In 2004, Digicel developed Digicel Rising Stars – an annual talent show to support aspiring young music artists in the Caribbean. The show has spanned the Eastern Caribbean, Haiti, Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago ranking as one of the top-rated shows. 
Digicel is incorporated in Bermuda and its markets comprise: Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Aruba, Barbados, Bermuda, Bonaire, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Curacao, Dominica, El Salvador, Fiji, French Guiana, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Nauru, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, St Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Suriname, Tonga, Trinidad & Tobago, Turks & Caicos and Vanuatu. Digicel also has coverage in St. Martin and St. Barts in the Caribbean.

Ace disc jock, Collin Hines, is eagerly anticipating his maiden voyage to the Middle East where he is scheduled to play at an exclusive 80’s party in Abu Dhabi, which is part of the United Arab Emirates(UAE). Dubbed Nostalgia, the event is being marketed as “Abu Dhabi's first Exclusive 80's Dance Party. Relive the era when everything was bigger, louder and brighter.” The party will be held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre on December 8 and will also feature the skills of another renowned Jamaican disc jockey, Delano of Renaissance Disco.

The conceptualiser of the event is Jamaican Mandi Bent, who has been working in Abu Dhabi for the past six years as Event Director at the Dome Exhibition Centre. She explained that there is a community of Caribbean and UK expatriates thirsty for this kind of entertainment, therefore the decision was made to fill their cup. “We have had concerts with international artistes like Janet Jackson, Britney Spears, Jimmy Cliff and Sean Paul, but this is the first time we are having a party of this kind in the UAE,” she stated, adding that Abu Dhabi is not the same place as Dubai, although both places are in close proximity.

Bent sees this as a milestone in shaping and diversifying the entertainment offering in the Emirates, adding that the response has definitely been encouraging. She noted that in planning the event she went after ‘A’ list disc jockeys who have a keen sense of “situation appropriate” and the knowledge base to respond musically to any given situation. In their promotion and marketing efforts, the organizers have been using the social network options available, including placing an ad on youtube, voiced by The Captain Collin Hines. According to Mandi, in the next few weeks, all her systems will be in high gear as preparations are pumped up. As for Hines, he has declared that the turn of events that have led to this posting is nothing short of “serendipitous”. “It’s just amazing,” the popular disc jock stated. “A few years ago, I helped out a young artiste, who has now carved out quite a niche for himself in the business. This same artiste pinged me a few weeks ago about this event was being planned in Abu Dhabi. He said he had recommended me for the job … cool. So I got the numbers for the promoters, passed them on to D’Empire Management, and the rest is history,” Collin Hines stated, without any frills.

Quizzed about his strategy for this trail-blazing event, The Captain, who always has a whole lot to say, paused briefly. “Actually, there’s no specific plan,” he confessed, seeming to edit his words as he spoke. “We are going to Abu Dhabi with an open mind and lots of music. The challenge will be for us to be as octopus as possible and have our musical tentacles out and ready. Musically, you have to think cosmopolitan, and since music is our forte, then that in itself will not be difficult,” Hines added. He emphasized that his objective is to represent Jamaica so well that “we will return again and again”. “We intend to entertain the crowd, enjoy ourselves in the process and just 'shell dung di place'. Mission accomplished … Abu Dhabi will come calling again,” Hines said with a huge smile.

Reggae and dancehall singjay, Chino, is already in preparation mode for yet another album.  The artiste who released is sophomore Japan album, Never Change, last summer and a self-entitled US debut album, Chino, in May of this year, has started working on another album which is scheduled for release in Japan early next year.

One of the earliest singles, he says, will be a remix of his hit single, Seal Di Link featuring Japanese female artiste, Akane. "She will be singing in Japanese, while I sing in English," says Chino. The Driving Me Insane, Must Come Back and Ruff It Up singer is no stranger to imbibing his music with a Japanese flair - his previous Japanese album, Never Change, featured a Japanese version of his hit song, From Mawnin'. The single went on to become the number one downloaded/purchased track and ringtone on Japan's most established ringtone sites, Reggae Zion - a first for anyone outside of the Japan market. The song soon became the site's theme song - also a courtesy previously extended to only Japanese acts, while the album became one of Japan's overall best sellers that year.

Chino says his aim is to make the upcoming Japan album even more successful than its predecessors. "I always try to put everything into my music - from the lyrics, to the musical arrangement, just about everything. And I will be trying to outdo my previous albums both in concepts and sales; so apart from pushing music in the Jamaican, Caribbean and US markets, I am also now focusing on the Japan market."

It is therefore not surprising that Chino chose Seal Di Link as one of the first singles to work on and possibly release from the upcoming album. Seal Di Link which was released on his US album sold in excess of 150, 000 copies on iTunes during its first week. Also by extension, a few hours after Chino's Never Change album was released last year, it debuted at the number 7 spot on the Japan iTunes Top Reggae album chart and climbed to the second spot later that evening; thereby outranking Bob Marley's Legend album - quite the achievement. Marley's Legend had held the number one spot on all iTunes charts with the exception of Japan and Germany.

Kingston, Jamaica - Love is in the air for Chino McGregor, but not in the way many may expect. The artiste will be releasing a slew of new singles in a few weeks, some of which will be ballads.    He says there has not been a permanent shift in his lyrics or style, instead, "I like exploring new genres, beats and topics and some of the songs that will be released shortly will be more singing than sing-jaying. There's even a combination with myself and Di Genius singing called So Do I  for the ladies - that will be hitting the airwaves in a few days."

"…There's also the single, Desert Rose, which is out now with myself and an artiste out of Cayman by the name of Jeffery Wilson and the video will be released in a few days, so everyone can definitely look out for those and other singles coming in a few weeks," he says.   Chino is no stranger to style exploration. In May of this year Chino showcased his expansive knowledge of music when he released his debut US album, Chino, to rave reviews. The first two releases from the album, I Am (an upbeat club track with a French twist) and Seal Di Link, (a slow provocative reggae ballad) were complete departures from Chino's prior-style. Seal Di Link went on to top charts in the US and sold in excess of 150, 000 on iTunes during the first week of its release. Likewise, one of his most recent love ballads, Driving Me Insane featuring singer, Denyque, which was also featured on the album has been a hit among fans.

"Music is definitely one of the loves of my life, and as a result of that I'm always going to be focused on it and exploring new areas and genres in an effort to please the fans," he says.
      Chino is also popularly known for his hits From Mawnin, Ruff It Up, Protected, Pon Yuh Head, Yeah Yeah (on the Peppa Riddim) and others.

KINGSTON-This month Kelia Love Charity Project is in its second year and already making a great impact on the targeted Inner- City communities. It strives to provide Social and Educational value skills whilst encouraging self-confidence, healthy lifestyle in participants who range in ages seven to thirteen (7-13) years old. Beneficiaries are drawn from targeted Inner-City communities in Jamaica. Kelia Love Charity Project is designed to uplift Jamaica’s Inner- City youths.

Based in New Jersey, USA, Director and former Wolmerian Kerry-Ann Collins is the daughter of Jamaican Parents and spent most of her formative years in Kingston. Professionally known as Chiney K, she is a Philanthropist, Entrepreneur, Radio and TV host, Recording Artist and Former Radio Program Host from Road Block Radio 90.1 Fm NJ. USA. She hopes to help to support children and young people and in extension broken and inner-city communities. Kelia Love Charity is more than a Charity project and seeks to target children who are generally exploited from the realms of childhood and forced into adulthood prematurely. Kelia Love Charity Project strives to make a difference in these children’s lives and make a positive difference in these Communities.

What do you think the biggest challenges are in working with children and young people?
Some of the biggest challenges don't come from the young people themselves but from society’s labeling and stereotyping of them. Many of the young people we work with and support would fall under some of the most common stereotypes – as such Kelia Love Charity is able to effectively engage with these young people.

What do you feel has been your biggest achievement over the past year?
Kelia Love Charity Project’s positive impact on the lives of the 2010 beneficiaries from the Allman Town Community made a massive difference to them and the lives of the young people of the wider community. The support was overwhelming from the Community.

A very big thank you must go out to our very generous Corporate sponsors:-Nestle Ice- Cream, Nestle Fitness, Cari-Med Ltd., Tru- Juice , Island Grill, Reggae Jammin Frankfurters, Soft- Sheen- Carson, Eon & Robby, Kirk Distributors, Goodthyme Click, Island 62, Best Dressed, Village Blues Bar, CVM TV, Hype TV and The Jamaica Gleaner. We look forward to your continued support as we strive to make a difference in the lives of our less fortunate and vulnerable children. I would say this achievement was all of ours. The dream is to support young people and to enable them to have a voice and make positive contributions to Society and our nation as a whole. This I believe was a major achievement for us for the past year.

Tripledose Production recording artiste “IQ” is looking toward great things in the music with the release of his second mixed cd and EP entitled “THE EXODUS” after his first, THE GENESIS.

THE GENESIS is an introductory mix of IQ’s work over a period of time; the Exodus is a continuation of his work and displays growth and development in his talent and musical skills. THE EXODUS comprises sixteen tracks which gives an insight into the versatility and unique manner of self-expression characteristic of the young artiste.  The tape also gives listeners a personal connection with the artiste as many of the tracks are centred around real life situations, which may be in the artiste’s experience, but which also speaks to situations encountered by just about any individual.

Tripledose Production is now geared toward working assiduously at moving IQ to the forefront of the music industry by the release of this mix cd and video for song titled “Fairy Tale” and “Work”. These two songs are ones which are featured on the “THE EXODUS”.  Tripledose will now embark on a drive to sensitize the public and target the streets in a bid to market and promote using various media and social networking. THE EXODUS will be available for free download on the renowned website www.jahkno.com and will also be for sale on the popular itunes.

Kingston, Jamaica: Good Times, Jamaica's premiere oldies party series, closes out the 2011 party season with 'Pump Up The Volume' at the Chinese Benevolent Association (CBA) on Saturday, November 26.

The CBA has hosted Good Times on several occasions over the years as it offers multiple environments for party goers at one location. The diehard dance fans love the indoor dance floor with the booming sound and lighting effects. Socialites like the outdoor, elevated bar that offers a pristine view of the landscape and all the patrons while other party fans like the super cool asphalted dance floor under the stars. The multiple ambiance party is supported by three large, full stocked bars that offer Heineken bar specials and Heineken bucket deals all night.

Good Times has built its reputation on the music mix at the party. The highly classified party DJ's meet before each installment to choose the best hit songs to juggle, with no DJ interruptions or 'long talking'. The result is the absolute best songs that party fans love to dance (and often sing) to with their friends.

Purchasing an advance ticket affords a $200 discount and they are available at various locations in and around Kingston and Portmore. Tickets are also available for $1,000 as gates open at 9 PM. Part proceeds of every Heineken Good Times event, from 1996 to present, go to the benefit of the children of the Sir John Golding Rehabilitation Centre (formerly Mona Rehab). Heineken Good Times pumps up the volume at the Chinese Benevolent Association on Hope Road, on Saturday, November 26 starting at 9 PM.

For further information please contact Carlette Deleon at 876-754-1526

(Kingston, Jamaica) After rocking thousands of fans in Zimbabwe earlier this year, Dancehall energy god Elephant Man will return to the African continent this December for two shows the first of which will be in Uganda on December 2nd and the other in Kigali Rwanda on December 3rd. Ele who continues to do well as a tour deejay is booked to make his debut performance in Uganda at the Lugogo Cricket Oval before traveling to Rwanda to perform at the Expo Ground Gikodo a day later. Since the start of the year the Solid Agency represented artist has traveled a number of countries such as Panama, France, Italy, Austria, Holland, Germany and Switzerland to name a few.

Currently promoting a host of new singles including "Qweffa", "Let's Go" Gyal We Love" on the popular Overproof Riddim and the mega collab "Survivor" alongside longtime friend and dancehall gladiator Bounty Killer with whom the official video was recently shot, Elephant Man continues to serve up high energy feel good music to  his fans worldwide.

(Kingston, Jamaica) With his "Ghetto Gal Wine" single still holding the #1 spot on the Jam Rock Radio show out of Holland, dancehall recording artist / producer Craig Parks more popularly known as Leftside is celebrating yet another chart placement this time for nabbing the #3 spot on the HYPE TV VTX Charts with his "Hold Me Tight" music video which was released a week ago. Directed by Chris "Icey Jace" Campbell of Icey Jace Film Factory the highly anticipated video didn't disappoint when premiered on October 21st as fans from all across the world watched and shared the video which eventually racked up over 10,000 views in less than a week.

Leftside who described "Hold Me Tight" as a special treat for the ladies recently acknowledging that the song had indeed exceeded his initial expectations "The energy behind this song right now is unbelievable, not only is the song getting power play on local and international radio stations but the video which was amazingly put together is fueling the popularity of the track. I had a good feeling about it from day one and right now we stepping up our promotion to take the song to the next level". A production of his Keep Left Record Label "Hold Me Tight" which features up and coming singer / label mate Syon on the hook is being hailed as the sexiest video to come out of Jamaica in years, due to sassy editing and a overly suggestive storyline not to mention all-star cameos  from on set vixens Loni Jones and Chrissy.

The streets of kingston were abuzz this past week, as ‘Dancehall Badgyal’ again plans to increase international attention with her latest project, once again she teams up with director Dexter Pottinger, the project was managed and produced by Lyndsey McDonnough.

The Lime ambassador is very excited to reveal the finished product, which will be edited by RD Studios, under the helm of Ruption D’Boss. The shoot which features four tracks, two of which are being heavily promoted and is a stable in social playlist, one new track form her recently released album Jamaicanization (for Europe) a very upbeat track called ‘Upon The DanceFloor’. This track she hopes will be a favorite here too, “Their were many dancers on set with us, they and myself had fun when shooting this track if this a true indication of how Jamaica will respond, then I am eager to see it takes its place here.” The medley will also feature a new track, which was only released this week, one she is sure her fans will like as well.

“I am also very excited about the project, as it will also showcase my new stylings...... which will be crazy and I know my fans will love it, my stylist Alessandra Gold from Miami really pulled all the stops for this video, I am enjoying this new funky, unique and very fun Cecile she has envisioned and is bringing to life.” The video was shot in Kingston, at Oniels Place on Hagley Park Road, a very seclusive and beautiful spot, “I didn’t know that such a beautiful location existed, but I saw the pics Dexter sent my assistant and we never looked back, the staff were wonderful on set and everyone had a blast, for they will see me one of this nights. Also I need to thank all the entertainment family, fans and dancers who came out, I felt the love and appreciate deeply the support, so now I’m more eager than ever to let the world see this video.”

Dj Karyzma is hoping to further extend the heat this summer, with is recently released mix tape, titled ‘PEDAL TO THE METAL’ a catch phrase in a popular track by hip hop new flame Wiz Khalifa, and appropriately so, as this mix tape is certified 'Hot', by all who has given it a listening ear thus far. Dj Karyzma now a household name and a promoters choice Disc Jock, after much fan anticipation has lived up to the high expectations upon release of the volume of his mix. How so? Pedal to the Metal lives well within the expectation of quality mix, solid track selections, varied genres even though a predominant Hip Hop and R&B, as well as interesting sampler choices. The support of the industry is also reflected in the ‘confirmation’ by celebrities highlighted on the mix, and this will no doubt help to catapult his career to higher heights.

Pedal to the Metal which is geared towards the crossed genre listenership, both locally and more so internationally, can relax and party to 1hour and 30mins of smooth and exciting hits after hits.

Its Official, International reggae recording artist Singing Melody will join American R&B / Soul singer Freddie Jackson on stage this Saturday night for the Pulse Caribbean Model Search closing showcase at Studio 38 located on Trafalgar Road. Melody who was confirm earlier this week for the highly publicized event has also been heating up the spotlight lately this stemming from the overwhelming success of his latest single "Collide" which was released on the Shem Music / Fat Eye Record Labels in September. Lovers rock fans will surely be in for a treat as Melody who catalog includes major hits such as "Want You Back" and "Say What" is expected to raise the temperature for Jackson who's 2009 performance at the Nation Stadium was described as "Stunning".

A native of Harlem and New York city Freddie Jackson is regarded as one of the most influential figures in R&B during the 1980's and early 1990's. To date his most noted singles include "For Old Time Sake", Jam Tonight", "Do Me Again" and "You Are My Lady" which earners him a Grammy Nomination for Best Rhythm & Blues Vocal Performance in 1985. Tickets for Saturdays event are now available for $2500 pressed and $3000 at the gate (Studio 38) with show time slated for 9pm Sharpe.

International recording artiste Kiprich is now in the United Kingdom where he is performing on a number of shows, and doing promotional interviews on Caribbean radio stations. "I went to Germany on Friday and Norway over the weekend. I also performed at a couple places in England like Tottenham, Luton, Bradford and Wilesden," he said in a release.

Kiprich also attended a football match at Stamford Bridge, the home ground of Chelsea Football Club, over the weekend. Kiprich is a close friend of influential Chelsea midfielder Florent Johan Malouda. In the meantime, Kiprich's breakout hit, Talk, is at #5 on the FIWI Choice Top ten charts. The single held the #1 spot for three consecutive weeks in August. Kiprich's first hit was "Leggo Di Bwoy" in 2001 which was followed by "Mad Sick Head No Good" with fellow deejay Predator. Also, he wrote the lyrics for Elephant Man's "Jook Gal", and featured on the remix with Lil Jon and The East Side Boyz which entered the charts in 2003. He followed up those songs with hits such as "Telephone Ting", followed by "The Letter". And he has consistently produced catchy hooks and offbeat lyrics that have endeared him to a new generation of fans.

His new songs include 'Real Saga' on the Overproof riddim, 'JPS Cry' and 'Any Weh' on the '12 to 12' riddim. He has also voiced a bouncy song for Billboard chart-topping producer Rohan 'Jah Snowcone' Fuller on a new riddim. "The ting tun up, mi have some new songs that ah go tek the place fi the Christmas, just watch, all the girl song fi Snowcone, ah murder" he said.