Saturday, April 30, 2011

REBEL T FOR RIVER SUNDAYS ANNIVERSARY


On May 1, 2011 rum bar river sundays celebrates its one year anniversary with a hyper party...

April 2, 2011, Kingston Jamaica:-Veteran sound system Rebel T will be at River Sundays for its first anniversary this Sunday May 1 at Grossman River in Braes River St Elizabeth.  Initially dubbed Heineken River Sundays the free show has new sponsors in the form of Rum Bar Rum, BOJ TV, Super K Studios and River Rock CafĂ© coupled with a new vibe and additional attractions for patrons

Founded in the early 90s, Rebel T may be more known for winning the Guinness Sound of Greatness competition in 2008 but has toured the world spreading dancehall music in North America, The Caribbean and Europe. Mad Ras who will man the ones and threes this Sunday, started in the sound business in the City Rock camp in the early 90's as a box boy and worked his way up the ranks settling in as an MC until he joined the Rebel T team in 03. His explosive eccentricity has pleased fans throughout the world. As MC and Hype man, his Mad Ras’ vibe has become a visible trademark for fans from LA to the Bahamas.

A free show put on by Danger Zone Music Group and Nuwave Entertainment, the first instalment of River Sundays was held on Easter Sunday 2011 and almost 3000 patrons came out to witness a special performance by Jah Cure. Over the past year, the show has also seen the likes of Miss Kitty, Ce’Cile, DJ Sunshine, Kahgo, Fanton Mojah, Angele Smith and many more artistes performing for the St Elizabeth patrons.

Not only did the show host a slew of performing artistes over the past year but there were also a number of top flight disk jocks who spun their mixes on the River Sundays stage. The likes of Ricky Trooper, Jigsy, Colin Hines, Razz N Biggy, ZJ Ice and Coppershot were just some of the sound systems and selectors who made the trip to St Elizabeth.

Ronny White of Nuwave Entertainment believes the event is a hit: “This event is one that people in St Elizabeth look forward to every month, over the past year we have grown from strength to strength and not only provide entertainment but also a source of income for many persons who come to the event and sell their products. The people have supported us over the past year and we will do our best to ensure that we get their support for another year”

On May 1, 2011 River Sundays celebrates its one year anniversary with a hyper party at Grossman River in Braes River St Elizabeth. Music will be provided by Rebel T with Mad Ras, Virus Sound and Danger Zone. There will also be prizes and surprises in celebration of the one year anniversary with football and domino competitions and well as Rum Bar Rum deals all night.  Festivities start at 2 pm so patrons are advised to come out early to win numerous prizes.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

HEZRON FINDS A HIT

April 23, 2011 Kingston, Jamaica:- Hezron’s hit song Forever and Always on the Whatage Music Label has been getting a lot of traction lately. The song is currently number one on the Jamaica Music Countdown and is a contender on the Fiwi Choice Top Ten on TVJ. Coupled with that there is also buzz on ethnic radio stations stateside and online which is pushing the song to higher heights.
Hezron just recently shot the video for his latest track calledTwo Places featuring Shaggy, The video which was premiered on TVJ’s Intense last Saturday has received good reviews and is expected to do well.
The artiste is also slated to perform on several high profile shows this month locally including: Live on the Waterfront in Montego Bay, Western Consciousness in Westmoreland and the Jamaica International Kite Festival in St Ann. With all these achievements the artiste is clearly on a path to success this year.
Since his return to Jamaica three years ago, Hezron has been locking the stage show circuit in Jamaica, delivering one captivating performance after another. The artiste has performed on numerous stages including Capelton’s St. Mary Mi Come From in 2009, Reggae Sumfest in July 2009 and 2010 and Hennessey Artistry in Barbados in 2010. The artiste has been a regular on the local and regional entertainment calendar, making his mark and impressing massive audiences while giving them their money’s worth.
Hezron is obviously happy with his recent successes and says that’s the recognition he has gotten so far reinforces his feeling that the music he sings will continuously be relevant: “I am a reggae singer and I am happy that the people like my music and are drawn to my songs despite the numerous other songs out there. Reggae music is seeing a recovery in Jamaica recently with artistes such as Queen Ifrika and Romain Virgo leading the charge and I am happy to be a part of that movement”.
The reggae crooner who is currently working on his debut album, which is yet to be titled, has been busy in the studio working on tracks for the album. Expect more from this artiste for the rest of the year as he helps to lead a resurgence in reggae music.

Saturday, April 16, 2011

HEZRON AND SHAGGY GO TWO PLACES


“The video for two places will premier on Intense this Saturday...”

Fast rising reggae crooner Hezron and international superstar have shot the video for their hit Two Places. The song places on the riddim of the same name were produced by Danny Champaign of Champaign Records and have been doing well on the airwaves.

It was Danny Champaign who was instrumental in bringing Hezron and Shaggy together to record the song. Danny Champaign says he is confident that the song is a hit and the video will only make it better: “I think the video took a while but is a fairly good video. It tells the story that was designed for it and the final product is of a good quality”.

Champaign also reveals he is happy with the response the song has been getting based on radio play. “We are happy with the song and it has been playing well on the radio continuously and that pushed us to do the video. I show some people the video and they loved it and as far as I am concerned the song is already a hit and the video will only make it better”.

The veteran producer is also happy with the synergy between Shaggy who he says is a super star and Hezron who he believes is fast approaching superstardom: “Both complement each other on the song. The contrast between Hezron; a reggae singer and a Shaggy who is a great DJ makes the track that much better and the lyrics is something that people live everyday so they will identify with it.

Hezron who has been busy promoting his to other current singles; Forever and Always and She’s all Woman says he is happy with the way the video turned out and enjoyed the collaboration between him and shaggy: “It was a good storyline and I like the way it was shot. The song has been doing really well and I believe the video can only help it to go further”

The video for Two Places will premier on TVJ’s Intense this Saturday April 16.


Exclusive New Video Hezron & Shaggy: Two Places

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New Video - 2 Places - Hezron & Shaggy

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Hezron and Shaggy brought the words to this song alive, while director Sean Pierre put an image to the words. This video is like a movie and makes you want more!
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Monday, April 11, 2011

WORRELL KING BETS ON POSITIVE DANCEHALL


Western Consciousness 2011, the one night event which seeks to keep positive music prominent in the business...

In what some may see as going against the tide of popular sentiments, head honcho of King of Kings Promotions Worrell King has decided to place a bet on positive dancehall for Western Consciousness 2011. The calendar event which will be held at Paradise Park, Smithfield Road in Westmoreland on April 30 is expected to be one to watch as several of Jamaica’s top dancehall artistes are billed to perform.

According to King, his effort to highlight positive dancehall should come as no surprise as Western Consciousness which is in its twenty-third year has always embraced dancehall, but with a positive focus: “We were the ones who brought Ras Moses to the conscious stage and even before that we brought Pinchers to the stage. These are some of what some people would consider hardcore artistes, but what some ignore is the fact that these artistes have a tremendous catalogue of what we would describe as positive music”

The veteran show promoter says that over the years the show has not gotten the support from corporate Jamaica but he continues to fulfil his dream of bringing conscious music to the market. “My shoulders have been bearing this show for decades but I know that my work is not in vain as people the world over look to Western Consciousness as a beacon of hope in the industry”

This year the show features a slew of reggae and dancehall artistes. Headlining the event will be Tanya Stephens, Rodney Price, Ras Moses, Stevie Face, I-Octane, Romain Virgo, Hezron, Lutan Fyah, Hero, Freddie McGregor, Dubtonic Kru and several others. As with all Western Consciousness staging, the emphasis will be placed on conscious music and no variation from that norm will be tolerated.

Western Consciousness 2011, the one night event which is a celebration of good over evil seeks to keep positive music prominent in the business. The show will take place on April 30 at Paradise Park in Westmoreland.