Top 20 Chart

Hype TV Top 20 Singles Chart

TW LW WC ARTISTE – TITLE – LABEL - PEAK POSITION
01 03 09 Elephant Man - Sweep – Scatta Productions -1wk@1
02 02 14 Buju Banton -Sleepless Nights – Don Corleon -Shot to Watch
03 01 14 Queen Ifrica - Keep It To Yourself – Don Corleon -2wks@1
04 04 17 Mavado - Am So Special –TJ Records - 5wks@1
05 07 10 Ms. Triniti ft. Beenie Man – Burnin Burnin – Unseen Lab
06 05 18 Stacious – Goodaz Clap – Ward 21- Peak@#5
07 06 14 Tarrus Riley - Far Away – Don Corleon - Peak@#2
08 08 07 Busy Signal –Tic Toc – S.S.M.G
09 10 06 D'Angel - Stronger – Son Of Spoon
10 12 05 Terry Linen – A Better Man – Uplifting Music
11 11 07 Prince Pankhi –My Jamaican Girl – Otis Riddim Records
12 09 20 George Nooks - Rest Your Love On Me – Total/Tads - Peak@#2
13 13 06 Tifa – Bottom Of The Barrel – Ward 21
14 16 04 Bar-Bee – Love You Anyway – Its Not A Game
15 15 05 Charley Blacks – Bubble – Fresh Ear
16 19 03 Vybz Kartel – Get Wild – Adidjaheim/NotNice Records - Greatest Gainer up3
17 18 03 Tony Rebel – Another Bill – Penthouse
18 20 02 Prodigal Son – Head Cyaan Hot Suh – Main Street Records
19 14 22 Konshens - Winner - Natural Bridge/Cash Flow -1wk@1
20 NW 01 Lady Saw – Your Boyfriend – Birchill - New Entry

REMEMBRANCE RIDDIM

REMEMBRANCE RIDDIM

Anthony B-NO WHERE TO RUN

Elephant Man-WHINE FIH ME

Fambo-HATE YUH FAH

Mr.Lexus-NUH GOOD

Mr.Vegas-DAGGERING

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DASHBOARD RIDDIM JUGGLING

DASHBOARD RIDDIM JUGGLING - TRUCK BACK RECORDS

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TRACKLIST

MONSTER HEMPIRE - BADDA THEN DEM

ELEPHANT MAN - NAH BEG DEM NUTTEN

DEJA VU - DAT ME SAY

GHOST - DONT CALL ME BACK

ERUP - MEK NOISEBUGLE - FLUFFY

CHRISTOPHER MARTIN - WANT MI TING

MR LEXX - 100 DAGGA

ANTHONY B - POSITION

DASHBOARD RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL

OLE GEEZER

OLE GEEZER RIDDIM

Beenie_Man-Look_So_Hot

Bibi_Gardener-Mine_(feat_Ataru_and_Pepe_Goodison_-_

EsKae-Dem_A_Foe

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Mr_Chicken-Help_Me_Father

Mr_Peppa-Im_A_Hero

Tifa_and_Natalie_Storm-Talk_Of_The_Town

Timberlee-Backdoor_Delivery

Vybz_Kartel-Hop_Off

Ward_21-Respect

Wasp-Beat_It

Wayne_Wonder-Its_Life

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BAD 2 DA BONE RIDDIM

BAD 2 DA BONE RIDDIM 2K9

ANTHONY B-MEK DEM TALK
D'ANGEL-BEDROOM BULLY
DELLY RANKS-DO IT
DAN LOU-GIMME GIMMIE
PATCHY-LOCK UPPOWERMAN-BADNESS NOT NICE
TANTO METRO FT DEVONTE0 FLING IT ON MI
MONSTER HEMPIRE-GANGSTER
YELLOW-WATCH ME AN DEM
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Singles

BAMBI & MAGNUM-SEE IT DEH
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Bad Gal Bambi - Snap My Finger
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SHAGGY & FRIENDS - SAVE A LIFE
SHAGGY & FRIENDS - SAVE A LIFE + INSTRUMENTAL - BIG YARDFeaturing: Sean paul Elephant Man,Gramps Morgan, Christopher Martin, Etana, Daville, Marcia Griffiths, Luciano, Tessan Chin, D-Lynx & Freddie McGregor

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MONSTA EMPIRE-WAH DO DEM CLOWN

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MAD COBRA-MERCILESS DISS

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GRAMPS MORGAN - WASH THE TEARS - DADA SON ENT

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VYBZ KARTEL - FLING IT PON ME - (RAW & EDIT) - ADDIJAHIEM/NOTNICE

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VOICEMAIL - SWEEP

VOICEMAIL - SWEEP

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VYBZ KARTEL-LAST MAN STANDING

VYBZ KARTEL-LAST MAN STANDING( MAVADO DISS)
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Bambi- Money Talk

Bambi- Money Talk

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DeMarco - Wine to The top

DeMarco - Wine to The top

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BUGLE FT TORNADO-GANGSTER

BUGLE FT TORNADO-GANGSTER

ICEBERG PRESENT A SINGLEFROM "GANGSTER RIDDIM'BUGLE FT TORNADO-GANGSTER

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Beenie Man - Millionaire

Beenie Man - Millionaire
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BAMBI -BIO

Novrica Mercedes Powell known as "Bambi" was born in Brooklyn NewYork. From the tender age of 4 months until 5 yrs old she was raised in Willodene (Spanish town J.A). Between the ages of 6 and 14,she visited Jamaica every summer,During this time, Bambi started growing closer to her reggae roots through dancing and singing. Some of Bambi's musical inspirations consist of,Lady Saw,Patra,Janet Jackson,Erykah Badu,Shelly Thunder,Sister Nancy,Sister Charmaine,Spice,Macka Diamond,Tanya Stephens,Queen Penn,Eve,Lil Kim,Foxy Brown,Avril Lavigne,Gwen Stefani,Bob Marley,Shabba Ranks,Super Cat,Nicko Demus,Junior Demus,Major Mackrel,Buju Banton,MegaBanton,SpraggaBenz,Shinehead,Assassin,VybzKartel,Micheal Jackson,Biggy Smalls,Jay-Z and Kanye West.Bambi was first discovered in 2005 by an audio recording engineer named Afrikan form (Flatbush) Brooklyn N.Y.Bambi is well known for her smash hit single "BADGAL FORWARD BADGAL PULLUP" that took the world by storm in 2006.Since then she has preformed in various venues with some of her influences such as Major Mackrel,Junior Demus,Sister Charmaine,Shinehead,Spragga Benz and many more.She is currently signed to Spragga Benz's production team "RED SQUARE".as their "FIRST LADY".Bambi is scheduled to shoot her first music video for her single "WI NUH BEG FRIEN"summer 2008,she was also featured in Spragga Benz's music video for "PON DI WILLY" displaying her talent as a dancer.She is working with some of dancehall reggae's top producers.Listen out for the brand new single entitled "TAN TUDDY"produced by Jah Snowcone off of the "South Bronx" riddim compilation. As Bambi states in one of her song's "ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE, NUH TELL MI SEH MI CYAH" she continues to push the envelope by playing as a Disc Jockey spinning some of her own music along with 4 other female Disc Jockey's forming one of the leading female sound system's named "VYBZ LADYZ".She believes that playing her own music is just a starting point towards making it to the top of her music career. Bambi says her mother always told her as a child "ANY PATH WITH NO OBSTACLES PROBABLY DOESN'T LEAD ANYWHERE".With hard work determination and GOD in her heart Bambi knows she will make it to the top someday even though it wont be easy.

Drama Riddim

DRAMA RIDDIM

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Wayne Wonder-Snitches and Spies

T.O.K.-Change of the Scenery

Munga-The Whole Place Shaking

Vybz Kartel-PUSSy Watcher

Sanjay and Carl Morrison-Whats Your Name

Vybz Kartel-Informer

Dazla-Different Ting

Roundhead-Get Higher

Neo-Sulan and Elephant Man-Stroke Me Slow

10. Ward 21-Full Hundred

11. Wayne Marshall-Oh Yeah

12. Zumjay feat Hotta Ball-Dance Forever

Mad Ting Riddim

MAD TING RIDDIM - (RAW) - WARD 21 PRODS

POWER MAN - SEND ON

CUTTY RANKS - WE NUH PLAY

TIMBERLEE - GUNNY GUNNY

BLING DAWG - SUPREME

BEENIE MAN - TELL YUH SOMETHING

BUGLE - NUTTEN NUH CHANGE

EGGY - DEM NUH BADMAN

TONY CURTIS - CRAB INA BARRELL

NITTY KUTCHIE - MOVECHICKEN - NUH DWEET

WARD 21 - PRESIDENTBIBI GARDENER - DENALIMAD TING

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Tape Measure Riddim

TAPE MEASURE RIDDIMS (RAW + EDITS)

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TIFA - GOT IT GOOD

LADY SAW - ROMANCE

DANIEL - FLIP IT

MISS THING - U MAN A MINE ME

TAPE MEASURE RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL

She's Royal Riddim

SHES ROYAL RIDDIMS

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01. Roger Robin - Right Decision

02. Glen Washington - Money Love

03. Lloyd Brown - Show Me That You Love Me

04. Tarrus Riley - She's Royal

05. Sandra Cross - Someone Special

F.B.I Riddim

F.B.I RIDDIMS (RAW + EDITS)

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ALOZADE FEAT FLEXX - WAAH GWAN

BLING DAWG - DEM NUH LIKE WEDANIELLE D.I - THE TIGHTEST

ICE COLD - CERTAIN PEOPLE

MONSTER TWINS - NAH DROP OFF

F.B.I VERSION INSTRUMENTAL

Hard Grind Riddim

HARD GRIND RIDDM - (RAW & EDITS) - MASSIVE B

VIBEZ KARTEL- PON DI CORNER

ELEPHANT - GIGGIDY

COLLIE BUDDZ-BURRO CHOPPA - BUST IT PON DEM

MILLION STYLEZ - FREE UPG

WALLA - MAN A GANGSTAMARCUS WANTED = WALK OUT

POMPATAE - GOOD GOOD

BURRO BANTON - GUN FAN DANGLE

MAJAH HYPE- CANT DO U NOTHIN

JAMBALLAZ - STREET SIDE

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Five O Riddim

FIVE O RIDDIMS

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SIZZLA - COME DEH YAH

SHANE O - OFFICIER

RAMPAGE - RUNNING NOW

Top 20

Hype TV Top 20 Singles Chart Week Ending November 14th , 2008
TW LW WC ARTISTE/TITLE/LABEL/PEAK POSITION

01 01 11 Mavado - Am So Special –TJ Records -2wks@1


02 03 14 George Nooks - Rest Your Love On Me – Total/Tads



03 05 08 Tarrus Riley - Far Away –Don Corleon -Shot to Watch



04 02 17 Konshens - Winner - Natural Bridge/Cash Flow -1wk@1


05 07 08 Queen Ifrica - Keep It To Yourself – Don Corleon


06 04 14 Morgan Heritage – Nothing To Smile About –No Doubt -3wks@1


07 06 15 Assassin - Dem Nuh Want Nuh Gal - Board House - Peak@#3


08 10 08 Banton -Sleepless Night – Don Corleon


09 09 12 Stacious – Goodaz Clap – Ward 21


10 08 21 Mr. Vegas - Daggering - KirkleDove/Irish & Chin -4wks@1

11 11 19 Mr. Vegas - Nuh Fight Over Man –Legend - Peak@#3


12 14 04 Ms. Triniti ft. Beenie Man – Burnin Burnin –Unseen Lab


13 12 21 Elephant Man - Nuh Linga -Board House -3wks@#1


14 17 03 Elephant Man - Sweep – Scatta Productions -Greatest Gainer up3


15 13 06 Mr. Vegas - Muss Come A Road – A-Team - Peak@#13


16 NW 01 Busy Signal –Tic Toc –S.S.M.G – Hotshot Debut


17 15 05 I-Octane - Different Page –Rated R - Peak@#15


18 16 25 Lady Saw - Sunday to Sunday -Big Ship Peak@#3


19 NW 01 Prince Pankhi –My Jamaican Girl –Otis Riddim Records


20 18 22 Ce'Cile - Ride Or Die –Danger Zone/SoBe -Peak@#4

Bling Dawg - Diss Singles

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BLING DAWG-DEM SEE
BLING DAWG-RUN UP PON

GARDOTRIX RIDDIM

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B&G & CHINEY FT.UNICORN-GO
DANNY ENGLISH & EGNOG-PARTY TIME AGAIN
JR REID-BLAZING
VYBZ KARTEL-WINE UP

The Clutch Riddim

ANARCHIE - BEES

BLAKA DAN - ADI MOMENT

BRIGGADISTAS - LAW NOR ORDER

BUJU BANTON - REGULAR THING

CAPLETON - GI MI DI THING

DELLY RANKS - DON'T TRUST DEM

HALLOW POINT- DON'T PANIC

JUNIOR CAT & WEEK END - STAR TIME

MONSTER HEMPIRE - DO THINGS

MR CHUMPS-WHEN IT STRIKE JAH

MR. EASY & HARRY TODDLER - PLAYER HATERS

NEW KIDZ - TRASH AND BRUK

SHAKA POW & HEATHER CUMMINGS - NICE TIME

SPRAGGA BENZ - INNA DI CLUB

TOK - ALL NIGHT RAVING

THE CLUCtH RIDDIM - VERSION

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Prison Oval riddim

PRISON OVAL RIDDIM

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BARRINGTON LEVY-PRISON OVAL
COLLIE BUDZ-HUSTLE
MR.VEGAS-MUST COME AH ROAD
RICHIE SPICE-HARDER THEY FALL

Sanjay - Bill Gates Money

SANJAY - BILL GATES MONEY

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Vybz kartel - A wah do dem

Vybz Kartel - A wah do dem (Alliance diss)

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Merciless - Rich & Fameless

BOARDHOUSE PRESENT! UNRELEASED TUNE ON THE "LOOK GAL RIDDIM"

MERCILESS-RICH & FAMELESS(BOUNTY DISS)
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Intercept Riddim

INTERCEPT RIDDIMS

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MATIK-RISE &FALL

AIDONIA-HEAD SHOT

EINSTEIN-FREEZE UP

BRAMMA-NEVER SEE

SHUTAH-RIDE IT

RALLY BOP-KNOCK IT OFF

CAMILLE-WHY

StreetLife Riddim

STREETLIFE RIDDIMS

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ANTHONY B-BAD FROM LONGTIME

BEENIE MAN-THESE STREETS

BEENIE MAN-MAMA CRY

STREETLIFE- VERSION

vybz kartel - Wild & wet

VYBZ KARTEL - WILD & WET

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Bounty killa - uptown boy

bounty killer & twin of twins - uptown boy

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Merge riddim

MERGE RIDDIMS

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Serani - Crying For Peace

Badd Cash - I Ain't Scared

Bugle - Frightening

Boom Steppa - Protect The Children

Leaf A Life - Life More Than Gold

Black Dagga Riddim

BLACK DAGGA RIDDIMS

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1 - Jah Malo - Gal Tel Yu Fren Bout Me
2 - Wescalado - Gal U Good
3 - Grimreepa ft Stratdon
4 - Tyrical - Girls Make Ma World Go Round
5 - Vybz Kartel - Me Wah Know Straight (Raw)

Ole crep Riddim

OLE CREP RIDDIMS

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BRAMMA - ROUND OF APPLAUSE

BUGLE - DOH DO DA SUPM DEH

EINSTIEN - BOOPSIEELEPHANT MAN - DANCING PARADISE

ERUP - MEK DEM TALK

ESCO - NAH SELL OUT

FIRE LINX - LOW MIRAINE SEVILLE - BOSSY LADIES

SERANI - TELL YOU LIES

VYBZ KARTEL & JAH VINCI - MY SENORITA

OLE CREP RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL - CHIMNEY RECORDS

Wibble Wibble riddim

WIBBLE WIBBLE RIDDIMS

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01. Mr. G - Wine Pon It

02. Pamputae - Ride It

03. RDX - Bend Over

04. Version - Wibble Wabble Riddim

Moheeto riddim

MOHEETO RIDDIMS

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01. Jah Cure Ft. Wayne Marshall - So High
02. Version - Moheeto Riddim

Shema - Singing to myself

Shema - Singing to myself (Di Genius production)

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Mad Anju - Hype Bike

Mad Anju - Hype bike

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Vybz Kartel - Whine

Vybz Kartel - Whine

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Tropical Flava Riddim

Tropical Flava riddim

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01. Khago & Treson - Light It Up

02. Ioctane - Hypocrite

03. Lucky Charm & Delly Ranx - Driving Me Crazy

04. Geffoery Star - Heat

05. Stacious - Rude Gal Touch

06. Chino - Gangsta Ride

Busy Signal - I F*ck your Girl

Busy Signal - I f*cked your girl

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Black Ryno

BLAK RYNO - SEND YOU GO HOME - (RAW & EDIT) + INSTRUMENTAL - RUSSIAN / HEAD CONCUSSION MUSIC

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Goodaz Riddim

GOODAZ RIDDIM JUGGLING - (RADIO EDITS) - MARIO C / 357 RECORDS

BEENIE MAN - WANTED

BEENIE MAN - CANT HOLD WE DOWN

T.O.K - REAL GALLIS

TIFA - TEK WEY UR MAN

VERSATILE - GOODY GOOD

VERSATILE - WAR START

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Clean Sweep Riddim (more-Raw)

CLEAN SWEEP RIDDIM JUGGLING - (MORE) - (RAW) - BOARD HOUSE RECORDS

BLING DAWG - NUH WAR WID BAIT
MAVADO - SHE BETTA BREED FI ME

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Crisis Riddim

CRISIS RIDDIM - POT OF GOLD
RICHIE STEPHENS - ANTICHRIST
COPPER CAT & ATOMIC - MEK IT STAY
CRISIS RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL

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Miracle Riddim

Miracle Riddim

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MIRACLE RIDDIM JUGGLING - (FULL) - YARD VYBZ / BABY G PRODUCTIONS

FANTON MOJAH - I WILL SURVIVE

FEARLESS - GOT TO MAKE IT

JAH CURE - TWO WAY STREET

LUTAN FYAH - BLESSING

NATURAL BLACK - BABYLON A BURN

NITTY KUTCHIE - NEVER FEAR

RICHIE SPICE - EYES DONT SEE

T.O.K - CALL ON ME

VOICEMAIL - STRANGER

MIRACLE RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL

Evening Breeze Riddim

Evening Breeze Riddim

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Evening Breeze Riddim -(chiney k productions)
01-anthony_que-super_model
02-konshens-take_me_with_you

In Touch riddim

In touch riddim

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African Queen ft. LUTAN FAYAH

GINJAH-Nah Give Up

KONSHENS-Medi

KID CORRUPT feat STRA DON-Spinnin Around

KASHU MAN-Dem Neva Knu

CULTURE LION-Roses

JUBILANT-Everday Another Yute Die

Intouch Riddim-VERSION

TOP 20 DANCE HALL SINGLES

TOP 20 DANCE HALL SINGLES
TW LW WC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01 3 12 I'm So Special-Mavado-TJ Records (2wks@#1)U-2
02 2 13 Trailer Load of Money-Vybz Kartel- Adidjaheim Records/ Chimney Records NM
03 1 16 Dem Yah & Dem Yah - Flippa Mafia - Board House (2wks@#1) D-2
04 5 15 More Money-Harry Toddler-Downsound Records U-1
05 4 14 Inna Di Car Back-Mavado-Big Ship (pp#4) D-1
06 7 12 Bottom of the Barrel-Tifa-Ward 21 U-1
07 8 9 Robbery-Macka Diamond-Scatta Productions/Kings of Kings U-1
08 6 16 Winner - Konshens-Natural Bridge/Cash Flow (2wks@#1) D-2
09 10 10 Overcome- Mavado-Big Ship U-1
10 11 9 Goodas Clap-Stacious-Ward 21 U-1
11 9 18 Gimmi Likkle-Beenie Man-Born So Records (2wks@#1) D-2
12 13 7 Water Man- Buju Banton - TJ Records U-1
13 14 9 Rolling Deep-Flippa Mafia-T J Records U-1
14 15 6 Burnin, Burnin- Miss Triniti feat. Beenie Man-Unseen Lab U-1
15 16 5 Move-KK Alese- Ruby Sarah Music U-1
16 17 4 No Games-Serani- TJ Records U-1
17 18 3 Ghetto Prayer – Shane-O-Jam II U-1
18 12 19 Nuh Linga-Elephant Man-Board House (5wks@#1) D-6
19 20 2 Work Out-Vybz Kartel-Big Ship U-1
20 - New Sweep-Elephant Man-Scatta Productions/Kings of Kings

CLEAN SWEEP RIDDIM

CLEAN SWEEP RIDDIM JUGGLING - (RAW) - BOARD HOUSE RECORDS




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ASSASSIN - GWEH
ASSASSIN - SEN IT
BOOM DANDIMITE - CRAAB UP
BOUNTY KILLER - SOCAIL RESPONSIBILTY
CHINO - NUG LEF MI STRAPPIN
DANGEL - FIRST LADY
DEMARCO - GHETTO LIFE HARD
ELEPHANT MAN - PLEASE
EINSTEIN - BEAT IT
FLEXX - MORE MONEY
FLIPPA MAFIA - WHEN YOU SAY FLOSS
ISHAWNA - I LOVE YOU
LADY ALI - HOT GAL ANTHEM
MACKA DIAMOND & DON MAFIA - HUNGRY
TONY MATTERHORN & PAMPUTAE - SOME DO SOME DONT
NITTY KUTCHIE - LET IT BEAT
POWER MAN - BORN TO BE RICH
SERANI - GI ME A HOUSE
SIZZLA - EDUCATION IS THE KEY
VYBZ KARTEL - KUFF KAFF KWEF
WAYNE MARSHALL - LOOK AHEAD

Chemistry Riddim

Chemistry Riddim

01-c_l__smooth_and_junior_reid-foreing_mind_remix
02-d__angel-stronger
03-terry_linen-back_to_atlanta
04-bugle_and_tarus_riley-nothing_change
05-chemistry_riddim-version

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Top 20

The remarkable Reggae group Morgan Heritage with Nothing To Smile About continues to take hold of the #1 position

Hype TV Top 20 Singles Chart

TW LW WC ARTISTE/TITLE/LABEL/PEAK POSITION

01 01 10 Morgan Heritage–Nothing To Smile About –No Doubt -2wks@1
02 03 13 Konshens-Winner -Natural Bridge/Cash Flow -Shot to Watch
03 02 17 Mr. Vegas-Daggering -KirkleDove/Irish & Chin -4wks@1
04 06 11 Assassin- Dem Nuh Want Nuh Gal - Board House
05 07 10 George Nooks- Rest Your Love On Me – Total/Tads
06 04 15 Mr. Vegas-Nuh Fight Over Man –Legend - Peak@#3
07 08 07 Mavado- Am So Special –TJ Records
08 05 17 Elephant Man-Nuh Linga -Board House -3wks@#1
09 11 06 Tarrus Riley-Far Away –Don Corleon
10 14 05 Queen Ifrica-Keep It To Yourself – Don Corleon -Greatest Gainer up4

11 09 21 Lady Saw-Sunday to Sunday -Big Ship Peak@#3
12 12 08 Stacious – Goodaz Clap – Ward 21
13 10 18 Ce'Cile-Ride Or Die –Danger Zone/SoBe -Peak@#4
14 13 20 Beenie Man-Gimme Likkle-Born So Records -Peak@#2
15 17 04 Buju Banton -Sleepless Night – Don Corleon
16 15 25 Elephant Man-Gully Creeper -Seanizzle -5wks@1
17 16 12 Vybz Kartel-Money Fi Spend - Big Ship - Peak@#11
18 19 02 Mr. Vegas-Muss Come A Road – A-Team
19 18 20 Mavado-Money Changer-Juke Boxx -3wks@#1
20 NW 23 I-Octane-Different Page –Rated R – New Entry

Assassin - Bio

When a newcomer to the world of dancehall took the stage alongside T.O.K in the Cayman Islands in summer 2001, he expected it to be a good outing. He would perform his usual songs for a new crowd, and hopefully garner a few new fans. He took the stage, performed those familiar songs, but instead of a few fans, he acquired an island of new fans. His performance was so commanding and capturing that he was selected mayor of the island for a day. That particular performance made the young DJ realize even more that the place of dancehall music was where he wanted to be. He declares that show to be his best so far, stating, "I even outshined T.O.K" with a slight laugh. That night on that island, many got a glimpse of the young DJ, Assassin, poised to take his place as a forerunner in dancehall music.

Assassin got his lethal stage name from musical clashes he encountered with friends while in school. He would literally "assassinate" the competition; as a result, the moniker was adopted. Born and raised in Papine, 20 year-old Jeffrey Campbell started deejaying at around age 4. When asked who saw the potential in him, his first response is his brother, Garrett, also known as G-Code. His family was a big factor in the former Camperdown student's decision to pursue music. "My family really, my family and friends said I could do it, so I just did." Assassin did just that, he ventured into the world of reggae music with the assistance of one of his musical influences, Spragga Benz.

Spragga Benz, being a DJ Assassin looks up to, saw the potential in the young artiste and took him under his wings. It was not long after, that he was brought to the attention of Penthouse Records who is currently his management. With Penthouse by his side, Assassin was ready to make an impression on the dancehall world. He recorded his first song, "Name Brand" for Baby Giant, but it was not until "How We Roll" on the 1999 Thunder Riddim, that people began to take notice of this fresh talent. His next single, "To Make Money," was then the driving force in his way to success. He began appearing at local events and was prepared to go beyond the local stage and into overseas venues.

In 2001, Assassin embarked on a series of overseas shows where he was able to gain new fans. Throughout it all however, he has remained true to himself and to the community in which he grew up. He not only wants to leave his mark on the music scene, he also wants to have something to fall back on in case the business fails him. Although he knows in his mind, he wouldn't be doing anything but music at the moment; he still wants to have something to replace musical skills. If he was not on the mic deejaying, he states he would be doing something involving journalism. "I can't really see myself doing anything but this, but maybe journalism, so I can stay close to the music." The young DJ is also very confident in himself when he says, "The thing to do is try to find some kind of motivation and believe in yourself and your talent. There will always be elements that will challenge that, but as long as you know you are doing the right thing, you'll make it."

Outada Riddim (More)

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EINSTEIN - NO LIL ONE MINUTE
ELEPHANT MAN - DEM AGO GET
WAYNE MARSHALL - TONIGHT

Beauty & The Beast Riddim

Beast riddim

AIDONIA - BADMAN A STEP
BLACK RYNO - SHOT A BUSSB
UGLE - HYPOCRITE FRIENDDEMARCO - NO FEAR
ELEPHANT MAN - PLAN FI MARCH
KONSHENS - DONT LEAVE IT
MAVADO - GANGSTA NUH PLAYVYBZ KARTEL - KILL EM
THE BEAST VERSION INSTRUMENTAL - TETIMUS & DASECA

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BEAUTY RIDDIM

BRAMMA - DAGGERATION
CHINO - STYLE IT
ELEPHANT MAN - WINE FI ME
ISHAWNA - LADIES NIGHT
LADEN - ANYTIME
SERANI - WE GROW
SHERMAINE- BURNING
MR VEGAS - DEH PON THE SCENE
VOICEMAIL - PUT IT UP
WAYNE MARSHALL - DANCE
WAYNE WONDER - STAY CLOSE
THE BEAUTY VERSION INSTRUMENTAL - TETIMUS & DASECA

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My Top Tracks

These Are tracks I Personally Like, Some will make the Dancehall Count down soon and buss di place.

TONY_MATTERHORN - NOBODY_NAH_GO_HOME_RUFF_MIX
Voicemail_-_Gangalee
MERICESS_-_AMBER_ALERT
Munga_-_Black_Pull_Ova on Drum_Beat_Riddim
munga_-_dont_lock_off
Beenie_Man_ft._Versatile_-_leave_mi_gal_alone
Bramma_-_Why
KONSHENS-_THIS_MEANS_MONEY
Tami_Chin-_Watch_Me_Wine_Feat_Voicemail
Anthony_Cruz-Dem_Block_De_road
brick_and_lace -cry_on_me
junior_reid_-_world_quake
TOK_ft._Beenie_Man_-_Ms._World
Sample_6_-_Delete_Dem
Call We Name - Chino
Sean Pau l- Lace it
VYBZ KARTEL - SET UP MI LIFE on Cash Register riddim
Munga - Fi Free on Godfather riddim
Richie Spice - Food Caan Done on Imoka riddim
Einstein - Im_A_Soldier on Im a Soldier riddim
Timbarlee - We Nuh Give A on Outada riddim
Anthony Cruz - So Wah Dem A Say Then on Goodmind Riddim
Taurus Riley - Raspect & Manners on Goodmind Riddim
ELEPHANT MAN - BROOMIE on big League riddim
Munga - Send fi Ting dem on Brawlin riddim
ZEBRA - Show Dem Zebra on Brawlin riddim
Ding Dong -Gallis on Gallis riddim
Bugle - Dem to fast on Gallis riddim
Serani - Empress on Gallis riddim
MAVADO - GANGSTA NUH PLAY on The Beast Riddim

Anthony B - BIO

Draped in the rich colours of African cloth, his trademark staff in hand, and his dreadlocks wrapped regally on his head, Anthony B embodies all that it is spiritual and proactive about Reggae music. This artiste has been steadfast in his mission to represent the poor and oppressed, using sharp lyrics to confront political injustices and bring the issues of the people to the forefront. In the process, he has raised the quality of performance standards and lyrical content for the industry, through the release of 13 albums, over 1000 singles and appearances on over 100 albums in the last 14 years.

Anthony B's musical journey started in the church, back when he was still called Keith Anthony Blair in Clark's Town, Trelawney. In this part of rural Jamaica, Anthony B was immersed in the thunderous chants and rhythms of Revivalism and the Seventh Day Adventist church where he honed his soon-to-be signature vocals. In his formative years, the artiste also cleaved to the music of Otis Redding and the incomparable Peter Tosh.

In 1992, Anthony B left his home-town and set out to make his fateful mark on Kingston's music scene. He rebuked the trend of girl and gun lyrics popular at that time and remained faithful to words of spiritual consciousness and social conviction. He started working with singer Little Devon, who introduced him to Richard "Bell" Bello, of Star Trail Records, producer for Garnet Silk and Everton Blender. Bell saw the talent of the youngster and shared his commitment to conscious music. The partnership produced a slew of records and releases, such as "Repentance time", "Fire pon Rome", "One Thing", "A De Man", "Rumour" and "Raid di Barn". Anthony B followed up with critically acclaimed albums such as " Real Revolutionary", "Universal Struggle", "7 Seals", "Black Star" and "Untouchable". He also struck out on his own to start his own label, Born Fire Records in 2002. He produced 3 albums independently; Street Knowledge, That's Life and Life Over Death. In addition he released two collaboration albums "Too Strong" with Sizzla and "Three Wise Men" with Sizzla and Luciano.
Anthony B's lyrical genius and his captivating, energetic performance style have caused him to be heavily requested for performances in the Caribbean, North America, Europe and Africa. Anthony B personally rates his performance in 1999 at the Montrose Jazz Festival as a monumental event in his career. In 2003 and 2004, he was given a King's welcome in Gambia and Senegal. In 2004, he sold out shows in Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Belgium, France, Italy and Germany; closing for such greats as Israel Vibration and Burning Spear. He also opened up new regions for reggae music through his performances in New Dehli, India, Czech Republic, Iceland, Argentina, Venezuela and on France's Reunion Island, in the Indian Ocean.
His heavy touring schedule has not slowed Anthony B's stream of releases. Over the years, he has collaborated with Bone Crusher, Akon, Wyclef Jean, Snoop Dogg, R. Kelly, Martina, an on his latest album, Toots.

Anthony B's rich vocals and audacious lyrics carry a depth and substance which is rare in the industry. Internationally, his fan-base has grown because he speaks about the universal concerns of suffering and salvation. "The greatest thing about reggae music is that it's about concepts and ideas," says the artiste, "you are speaking to people on issues they live and can relate to."

Anthony B's latest hit singles include "Sleeping In the Rain", "Satisfaction", "Bad From Long Time", and "Teaser" and come from his highly-anticipated 13th album, "Life Over Death". In January 2009, Anthony is set to release yet another album with Greensleeves Records. The album, "Rise" produced by Frenchy Maximum Sound, continues Anthony's legacy as he proves himself to be one of Reggae's most prolific and engaging artistes, an electrifying performer whose music grips the public social conscience.

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Singles

Sean Paul - Lace It (Day Rave Riddim)
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Lil Joe & Chino - One Night
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Capleton - People Want Change (Obama tune)
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Beauty & The Beast Riddim

Beauty & The Beast Riddim aka The Beast Riddim
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Beauty Riddim - nice riddim fi di gyals dem
The Beast Riddim - hardcore badman riddim

Merciless - Amber Alert

01. Merciless - Amber Alert

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Godfather Riddim

GODFATHER RIDDIMS (RAW + EDITS)

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ELEPHANT MAN - REAL GODFATHER
VYBZ KARTEL - DEM A NO GANGSTER
MUNGA - FI FREE
SUSTAIN - WITHOUT A CAUSEW
ASP & DON CORLEON - DEH DEH WID

Mini Skirt raw & edits

MINI SKIRT RIDDIMS (RAW + EDITS)

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CUTTY - BAD MIND
TONY MATTERHORN - WINE PON THE DOUBLE
VYBZ KARTEL - DUGGU DUGGU
PATEXX - PUSH UP YUH HAND
ZEBRA - RASS
TREVOR & SELENA - DJ MINI SKIRT VERSION INSTRUMENTAL

9-5 Riddim

VA-9-5 Riddim-(PROMO CD)-[CHINEY K PROD]-2008

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01. Bounty Killer - Mama's Love
02. Powerman - Pappa's Love
03. Mr. Easy - Coming Home
04. Tony Rebel - Love to Bluff
05. Anthony Cruz - Girls Mih Like
06. Duane Stephenson ft. To-Isis - Rub Ah Dub
07. John Holt - Dancing
08. 14K - Waiting
09. Marlon King - I'm Ok
10. Roundhead - Better Themselves
11. Ricky Ticky - No Fren Dem
12. New Kingston Band - Calling You
13. Ras Myrdhak - Good Love
14. Version-9-5 Riddim (Chiney K Productions)

Coast To Coast Riddim

VA-Coast_To_Coast_Riddim-Promo_CD-2008


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1. mad anju - jamaica jamaica (4:04)
2. sizzla - blackman (4:10)
3. spragga benz - slow (4:05)
4. merciless - the powa (4:03)
5. romeo - rules (4:02)
6. augie doggie - coast to coast (4:02)

Near Range Riddim

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1. Elephant Man - Hot Gal Walk (Raw) (3:03)
2. Merciless - Put It (Raw) (3:01)

Jah Cure Album

Jah Cure - Universal Cure


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01 Sticky 03:41
02 Hot Long Time 04:00
03 Reflections 04:12
04 Soon Come 04:41
05 Burning & Looting 02:59
06 My Life 04:40
07 Mr. Jailer Feat. Phyllisia 04:24
08 Freedom 04:55
09 Sufferation 03:47
10 Journey 03:53
11 Forever 03:31
12 U Believe In Me 04:13
13 The Universal Cure Feat. Phyllisia 03:53
14 Call Me Feat. K.Cole 04:32
15 Green Grass 04:10

Solidarity

SOLIDARITY RIDDIM

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01-cecile-boops
02-cutty_corn-no_boops
03-iley_dread-some_buoy
04-sizzla-put_it_away
05-red_roze-yardie
06-tony_curtis_ft_jigsy_king-this_is

Nylon Riddim

NYLON RIDDIMS

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BUSY SIGNAL - TRADING PLACES
TARRUS RILEY - START A NEW
RICHIE SPICE - SERIOUS WOMAN
ASSASSIN - ONLY GOD KNOWS
KONSHENS - LOOKING FOR ME
PETAH HERITAGE(MORGAN HERITAGE) - IN LOVE WITH YA
SIZZLA - CHILLIN IN CHILENYLON RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL

Call We Riddim

CALL WE NAME RIDDIMS
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Call We Name - Chino (clean)
Call We Name - Chino
Call We Name Riddim- Version

Gallis Riddim

GALLIS RIDDIMS

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1. DING DONG - MAN A GALLIS
2. SERANI -MY EMPRESS
3. FUTURE FAMBO - TURN ME ON
4. RAS PENCO - PLAYER HATERS (NOTICE ARTIST)
5. BUGLE - DEM TOO FAST (EDIT)
6. BUGLE - DEM TOO FAST (RAW)
7. UNICORN - PRE DEM (EDIT)
8. UNICORN - PRE DEM (RAW)
9. WADA & ANDREW BlOOD - LA LA LA (EDIT)
10. WADA & ANDREW BLOOD - LA LA LA (RAW)
11. GALLIS INSTRUMENTAL (NOTICE PRODUCTION-UNGA & RIFF RAFF)

Makonen Riddim

Makonen Riddim
01 Sizzla - Give Praises0
2 Teflon - What A Joy
03 Eli Lyons - Often Times
04 Turbulance - Take Me Away
05 Kananga - Just A Friend
06 Gyptian - Ready For You
07 Empress Robertha - Standing Firm
08 Tony D - Deliver Me
09 Luciano - Helping Hand
10 Lutan Fyah - Brave & Bold
11 Version - Makonen Riddim
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Imoka Riddim

Imoka Riddim
01 Sizzla - Truth and Rights
02 Queen Ifrica - Why
03 Terry Linen - Say a Pray For The World
04 Natural Black - Bless Up The Woman
05 Munga - Free The People
06 Maria - Cry No More
07 Bascenta - African BLOOD Inna We
08 Principle - Love You So
09 Jah Cure - What am I To Do
10 Lutan Fyah - Uplift The Youth
11 Cocoa Tea - Take It To Dem
12 Turbulence - Come To Me
13 Richie Spice - Food Caan Done
14 Bascenta - It Hard On The Poor
15 Stamma G - Let The Music Play
16 Duane Stephenson - Standing In The Rain17 Juice - Without A Doubt
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Big league riddim

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BLING DAWG - FROM YOU VIOLATE
BRAMMA-WINE UP
BUGLE-MIGRAINE
BUSY SIGNAL - SEE IT DEH NOW (raw & edit)
DEMARCO - SPEND PON DEM
ELEPHANT MAN - BROOMIE
KONSHENS-PROPA
MR G - NO CRADLE
MUNGA - WAAN CASH
RAINE SEVILLE - POSITION
SERANI - MAKE MONEY
TONY MATTERHORN - FUCK OR NOT
VOICE MAIL - GIMME GAL

Brawling Riddim

BRAWLING RIDDIMS

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POWER MAN - ANY MAN
DANGEL - FADAH
DELUS - DI GAL DEM
VOICE MAIL - FEMALE INSPECTOR
GENERAL B - HOT GAL
FRISCO KID - COME FAH
MR G - GOOD
HUNGRY BELLY - PAMPUTAE
MR G & FRISCO KID - FUCKING
BEZROCK - MR. fUCkI fUCkI
MUNGA - SEND FI TING DEM
BUJU BANTON - PREEMENTS
ZEBRA - SHOW DEM
BRAWLING VERSION INSTRUMENTAL

Outada Riddim

OUTADA RIDDIMS

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BUJU BANTON - GIRLS DEM TIRED
GENERAL B - STYLE DEM
KIP RICH - NEVA NEVA
DELUS - SOME GAL A
DEMARCO - GAL A YOU
VOICE MAIL - NAH SPEND NUH
ZEBRA - NO LONG TIME
TYRICAL - THE HOOK UP
SPICE - ME BLESS
FAMBO - NO SECRET FOR U
MR G - TIGHTESTPAMPUTAE - NO LOVIE DOVIE TING
POWER MAN - NUH BIGS
KETELINA - PUSSY DROP ASLEEP
DETERMINE - HAND UPTIMBERLEE - WE NUH GIVE A
OUTADA VERSION INSTRUMENTAL - SEAN NIZZLE

Cash Register Riddim

CASH REGISTER RIDDIMS

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01 - MYKAL ROSE - BAD A YARD
02 - ELEPHANT MAN - CASH REGISTER
03 - VYBZ KARTEL - SET UP MI LIFE
04 - CASH REGISTER VERSION

Yaaz Riddim

YAAZ RIDDIMS

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BUJU BANTON - DI FLAVOUR
BUSH MAN - ClUTCH BACK
DEMARCO - TIGHT PUSSY WALK
LADY SAW - HOT & HUNGRY
NEW KIDZ - WAVE DEM OFF
VYBZ KARTEL - OVERDOSE MI BANKBOOK
YAAZ VERSION INSTRUMENTAL

The Session Riddim

THE SESSION RIDDIMS

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01-Anthony B & Horace Andy- Enter The Kingdom Of Zion
02-Chezidek - Bullet Clown
03-Burro Banton- Lef Them To Time
04-Tarrus Riley-Jah Help Our Souls
05-Lukie D- Your Kingdom Is Falling
06-Fantan Mojah- Tell Lie Pon Rasta
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Serani

Serani is a member of the young but very talented group DASECA Productions. As unique and potent as it sounds, DASECA Productions, the future pioneer of Jamaican producers have arrived. Three friends David Anthony Harrisingh, Crag Serani Marsh, Craig Andrew Harrisingh came together and started a production group called DASECA Productions in 2001. DA (David Anthony) –SE (Serani)-CA (Craig Andrew) was originated through the initials of first and middle names of each member. With a similar quest in mind, DASECA wanted to produce everyone from the best to the upcoming artistes. But with every business, the return of investment really begins in the third or fourth year in operation. While on the trail of being producers, Serani was approached by Craig "Leftside" Parkes to be lead keyboardist in Wayne Marshall's Martial arts band. He took up the offer and broaden channels in the music fraternity for DASECA Productions. DASECA branched out and started playing on other producers’ tracks, learning the trade at the same time. Serani played on phrases on different beats such as, ‘Mad Guitar’ ‘Close Your Eyes’ ‘Good To Go (over dub)’ ‘Mad Ants (over dub)’produced by Don Corleone; ‘Rebirth (over dub)’ and ‘Steps’ produced by Renaissance; DASECA solely created ‘Chaka Chaka’ and ‘Clear’ which was produced by Fire Links, and so on. DASECA produced and released their first beat ‘Safe Sex’ with the European market enjoying the sounds of the various artistes. Their second production was the successful Anger Management riddim which was released in November, 2004 and is still playing today. Mavado has the hit single “Real Mckoy,” which has been given constant rotation in Jamaica and foreign radios. Bounty Killa, Mavado, Busy Signal have been working closely with DASECA, building a close knit family. DASECA has managed to break out Mavado and Alaine in the Danehall, Reggae industry by giving them a number of hits. Alaine and Mavado have now been able to work with other producers and well known artistes as a result of the buzz created by Daseca. DASECA made the beat for “Willie Bounce,” a popular hit by Elephant Man, which a number one hit song Jamaica for many weeks. With the success of Anger Management and the advice from Bounty Killa, DASECA was urged to produce Angrier Management which has kept Anger Management in constant rotation on the radio, parties, and sound clashes in Jamaica and abroad. Serani has co-produced the first two singles on Sean Paul’s new platinum album “Trinity,” including ‘We Be Burning,’ which was the first released single. The ‘We be Burning’ track helped Trinity smash a Jamaican record of 107,000 copies sold in the first week. Serani continued and made the ‘Smash’ riddim which hosts the song ‘Dutty Wine’ by Tony Matterhorn. Dutty Wine is the number one song presently in Jamaica and England. Serani has been blessed with the ability to discover talent which has brought to fore front an artist called Bugle. He has managed to hit the main stream with a massive song called "what we gonna do"(exercise). Bugle will definitely be a force to rockon with in the future. DASECA is also looking on a few more artists to break to the mainstream. Serani is also recording his own songs and promoting two new singles entitled "doh" featuring Bugle and "she loves me", a groovy sensual song for the ladies.

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TARRUS RILEY

_________________________TARRUS RILEY______________________Not even ten chariots with horses can stop this new Reggae voice on the scene… no, its not a novelty act, but one that is destined for legendary status. A ‘natural’ man of superb talent has risen like a Phoenix…some would say, its Jah will. Coming from the combination of a Nurse and a Singer, “healing music” is how he appropriately describes his music. Tarrus Riley has thrown his hat in the race, with a no-doubt approach that says, “I’m here to stay”.The singer who gave us “Larger than Life” and “Barber Chair” on his first album Challenges on the Yaman Label, is back at it, and even better than before. His sophomore album Parables, is currently being distributed by VP records. Parables…’a simple story illustrating a moral or religious lesson’. The album is suitably titled, as each song is a lesson from the book of life. Boasting 14 original tracks out of 15, produced by the multi-faceted Dean Fraser, Parables is a respectable achievement for this young artiste.His mother, Lavern, has been a strong supporter of his music from day one. He was originally produced by his father, Singer Jimmy Riley, on his label ‘Love & Promotion’. Tarrus also gained experience from Heavy Beat and Main Street, while teaching himself how to play the keyboard and percussion instruments…Kette, Congo and Bongo. He views his cooking similar to his music. He says every man seasons his pot different, and for him, each instrument that makes up a song, is the same as each seasoning that makes up the pot. No wonder Tarrus’ music is always a potpourri of musical progressions, melodies and not to mention the soulful voice that he has become known for.The Title track, Parables written by Tarrus on Max Romeo’s Three Blind Mice rhythm, cautions us to ‘read between the lines’. Tarrus said its the first he has ever done a cover version of someone else’s song, John Legend’s, “Stay With You”. This song will prove to be one of the perpetual classics from Tarrus Riley. “She’s Royal” is the kind of song that creeps up on you, with an excellent arrangement. The anthemic “Lion Paw” offers a stamp of approval, with rhythm. And then Della Manley helps to bring us home to “Family”, a real groove-finder capped off by a melodious chorus. Sold! Tarrus Riley, young, gifted and Bold!

BUGLE

My Love Affair with Music: Introducing Bugle Name to a Face: Roy Thompson a.k.a. Bugle was born in Portland, Jamaica. Sketching the Future: Bugle’s fledgling love affair with music began as early as in primary school. However, this affair never matured until the birth of the new millennium when he met Oniel Bryan a.k.a. Elephant Man, (a prominent international dancehall artist) in 2000. He was then ushered into the dancehall fraternity when he was asked to write for Elephant Man. Stepping into the Future: The lyrical offsprings of Bugle’s love affair are documented as follows: Mentally Ill: Collaboration with Elephant Man (2001) “Good to Go” Tour: Touring with Elephant Man (2002) BET’s 106 and Park: Appearance (2002) MTV Awards (Japan): Invitee BET Music Awards: Invitee (where he made alliances with Janet Jackson and Pharrell) Tour in Canada: Appearance Collaborations with Tornado: songs included “Modella” and “If I say I love you” Dream Walk: The umbilical chords are cut and the emergence of a nubile lyrical soulchild is belched out into being. In 2005, Bugle met Shawn Scott, CEO of Shawn Scott Music Group (SSMG) under whose auspices he stayed for one year. However, the clipped wings of music must be emancipated for Bugle to truly echo his story in song…At the midstream of time Bugle severed the ties with SSMG and in mid 2007 Bugle embraced the musical oasis that DASECA Productions represents. DASECA is a music production triad committed to fostering freedom of musical expression whilst ensuring that the human face of music is nourished. Black Wings, White Light: As the spotlight parts the darkness the black wings of Bugle’s musical soul pierces the silence as he emerges singing “What We Gonna Do?” (Exercise) the anthem of his emancipation. Keep your ears tuned to your radio for “Journeys” the sequel. Bugle is also featured on Serani’s latest single “Doh” which is getting much airplay locally and internationally. Positive. Conscious. Real. Lyrical. Soulful….the Journey continues… Hard work overcomes all difficulties…. Blessed Love Bugle

SPICE

Spice Biography- Charismatic, sexy and lyrically lethal are words that could be used to describe the fast rising lady DJ Spice, who from her first major appearance at Sting 2000 made it clear that she was in the business to stay. Unfazed by the huge crowd that faced her Spice delivered an awesome performance earning four encores in the process. There was no doubt about it, she made dancehall world stood up and took notice. Hailing from the Old Braeton community in St. Catherine Grace Hamilton aka Spice was an avid lover of music. While attending St. Catherine High School she, year after year entered the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission’s (JCDC) festival contest in music, singing her way through the judges hearts and winning a gold medal each time for her school. Although she was good at it, Spice never really thought she would end up working full time in the music industry. She was too busy focusing on her school work – so much so that she graduated fifth form with all of eight subjects. With a career in chartered accounting in mind and plans to go on to sixth form somewhere along those lines Spice decided she would much rather focus on a music career. With that decision made she enrolled at the Edna Manley School for the Visual and Performing Arts to do voice and drama. Spice got the break she was looking for in 1999 when she appeared on a show Nuffy had at the time on JACS cable called Many Moods of Nuffy. After her exposure she started getting a lot of positive feedbacks from friends and those who had seen her – all encouraging her to take it up as a career. Soon Spice went from straight singing into dabbling into dejaying and found out she really had the crowd going when she did…it didn’t take her long to focus on where her strength was – as a DJ. In 2000 Heavy D from Supreme Promotions saw her dejaying and wasted no time in giving her the chance to perform at Sting 2000…needless to say his confidence was well merited. Early 2002 Spice went on a tour in England with Ward 21 and Baby Cham. With no hit to her credit, Spice totally devastated the audience and in the process earned the respect of Baby Cham. He wanted to know why she didn’t have songs flooding the airwaves. She confessed to not having the links to establish herself. He assured her he would introduce her to Dave Kelly when he went back home…a promised he kept and saw her releasing her first single for Mad House, ‘Mi Gone’ on the Pretty Pretty rhythm did well both locally and overseas. That same year she returned to Sting stage with a performance that left Elephant Man in her shadows! Spice went on to later record ‘Hype’ and ‘Right There’ (with TOI) on Dave Kelly’s Bad Gal rhythm and the videos for them created even more inroads for her. When she released ‘Fight Over Man’ it created a rave in the dancehall. A lot of female artistes find that pregnancy slowed them down, but not Spice she took it in strides making her probably the only artiste who worked through her pregnancy, giving birth to her son and six weeks later was back on stage! Being a mother has now changed her career perspective and that includes being more professional about the business. Spice is now working with team of professionals which includes publicity firm Khool International headed by Ray Alexander, booking agent, stylist, road manager, street team and of course she already has Mad House dealing with most of her productions although she voices for other top ranked producers. Another improvement with the talent lady DJ is the fact that she will be doing more radio friendly songs in a bid to be more “corporate friendly”. Spice has just wrapped up recording three singles ‘I’m Back’ on the North Coast rhythm for House of Vibes, ‘Done Out’ on Dem rhythm for Ward 21 and ‘Inna Di Light’ on the Gear Box rhythm for Truck Back. There is no doubt – Spice is back and she intends to keep a commanding presence on the scene.

MUNGA

Check out One of David House hottest Members YESS YESSS!!! DAMIAN RHODEN aka MUNGA HONOURABLE / THE GANGSTA RAS / WANTEDMAN was born in Islington, St.Mary where he attended Roadside Basic, Hillside Primary, St Mary High and Tarrant High School before entering and winning the Red Label Superstar Competition in 1997. Since "BAD Like I" in 2005 Munga made hit songs like "FLIPPIN RHYMEZ" on the High Altitude Riddim, "IN MY ARMS" on the Heavenly, "NO NOT AT ALL" on the Untouchable, "EARTHQAUKE" on Raging Bull, "BAD FROM ME BORN' on Sativa Other Riddims include: Backache, Warnin, Silver River, Gully Creature, Operation Blaxx, Full Clip, Seizure, Billback Riddim, 12 Gauge Riddim, Soap Riddim, and many more. Munga has recorded for Don Corleone, Shane Brown, Jam 2 , Baby G , Militant Music labels and alot of upcoming producers/hit makers. RAS KASSA, MACEDON and JAY WILL are some of the music video directors that he has worked with. "WE NAH STOP CHANT FE LIFE".

MACKA DIAMOND

Charmaine Munroe was born in Kingston and grew up in Portmore. She attended Holy Childhood High School, an all-girl Catholic School in Kingston, but even then her focus was more on becoming a deejay than on her studies, proven time and time again with her skipping her art classes in order to practice her skills and to entertain her friends at the back, or some secluded area of the school.
The influence of music was around Charmaine from an early age. Her father, Phillip Munroe, is a record producer who not only worked with some of the greats, including the likes of, Gregory Isaacs, while also being close friends with legendary Dancehall Producer, King Jammy’s, and Reggae Music’s Production dynamite duo, Sly & Robbie. It was after hearing artists such as Sister Nancy (aka Mama Nancy), a female deejay trailblazer, that she decided she too was going to become a deejay, deciding that soon, she would: “soon join unoo…”. Unfortunately her mother did not share her dream but after she had emigrated to the USA the way was left open for Charmaine and, much to her teacher’s disappointment, she decided against furthering her studies after finishing High School in 1987. Instead she headed for the prize, stardom.
The determination that drives Macka Diamond today has been with her from the very beginning, because instead of using her father’s connections to get her foot in the door, Macka decided to do it alone. She asked a friend to show her where Lady Junie, another happening foundation female deejay at the time, lived, and just like that, she went and introduced herself. Lady Junie was not slow to realize Charmaine’s potential and she began to take her protégé around and introduce her to some of the movers and shakers in the music business.
“I got my influence by listening to the female artistes who were big at the time… Mama Nancy, Lady Ann, Lady Junie and Lady G.” Charmaine had decided to call herself Lady Charm but after she had made her first record, an answer version to Major Mackerel’s ‘Don Ban’, the producer insisted that the song be released under the name, Lady Mackerel. Needless to say, but Charmaine did not like such a development one bit, it said that she cried when she heard about it, but the producer was insistent and she went along with it for she knew that her time would come and that she would eventually make it under her own terms.
‘Don Girl’ proved to be a hit and she went on to record for Sound System champions Stone Love, King Tubby’s Kingston 11 label and in various combinations including live work and recording with Captain Barkey and Wicker Man. Macka is known as a workaholic, and that she is, staying with it, working, developing her own individual style and stage persona, eventually became a stalwart and dependable feature on Kingston’s bubbling dancehall scene, all the time building and preparing for her big break
“Never give up on your dreams. Just continue to work if you believe in yourself.” Charmaine was not going to give up her dream and any setbacks that she encountered along the way only served to encourage her to try even harder. “When I could not get a tune to play on the radio that was hurtful… even when I recorded a tune which I knew was good it did not get played.”
Sometimes a change is good: Charmaine decided that she had finally outgrown her Lady Mackerel epithet in 2003, changing her name to Macka Diamond; along with the new name came a different, more aggressive lyrical approach. That year Vybz Kartel’s massive hit ‘Tek Buddy’ had put forward the theory that women were after pots and pans in return for sex, an opinion that Macka Diamond was not feeling, coming hard with the counteraction/reply, ‘Tek Con’.
Macka’s ribald reply got the message across, and she informed Vybz Kartel (and misogynists everywhere) that women were after way more than plasma televisions! “The change can come if all female artists decide to get more serious… get as aggressive as the male.” Says Macka Diamond, whose hard work finally paid off in the summer of 2004 when ‘Done A Ready’ topped the Jamaican charts. The first time a female had topped the charts in four years. Her unapologetic dig at men who failed to meet the required standard touched a nerve deep down with the female audience who had grown tired of dancehall’s relentless boastful machismo. Someone was telling a different side to the story: a side that was not usually mentioned in ‘polite company’. It touched a nerve with some of the island’s deejays too but Macka was more than able to deal with this: “…I will know next time who can take joke, and who can’t.”
Macka Diamond has had to make some difficult artistic decisions in order to make it to the point where she finds herself today. She has gone through name and style changes, worked alone or with partners such as Queen Paula and in collectives such as Captain Barkey’s Worm Dem Crew, but at all times, underneath these changes there lay an unchanging well of deep, untapped talent waiting to be drawn on. “I’ve tried a lot of formulas. I’ve changed my image, name and style many times. Now I have it…”
Macka Diamond could never be described as an overnight sensation, and her twenty two years of working non-stop in the male dominated, over-hyped environment of Kingston’s dancehall scene, could be counted as enough experience to fill any number of lifetimes. Her measured delivery and unbridled humor cut across any hint of the shrillness of “a lady who protests too much” and by giving her legions of fans exactly what they want, there is little argument that her popularity will continue to grow
“I’m a real entertainer, always putting out my best for my audience, because performing to me is a very intimate and personal experience.” Constantly in demand for shows and recordings, Macka Diamond is now finally calling the shots, with the start of her own Entertainment Company, DiamondDistrict Ja. which just made the stakes even greater, because not only is Macka at the top of her game, she is already making the type of moves that got her where she is today, at the top of her game.
Not many items can outshine a diamond when hit by the light from the right angle and at the right time, and since reinventing herself some years ago, going from Lady Cham to Lady Mackerel, eventually arriving at Macka Diamond, the skies have been the limit for female DJ extraordinaire, Charmaine Munroe, aka Macka Diamond.
Known throughout the Reggae/Dancehall circles as the Money Goddess, Macka Diamond, know for her uncompromising and bold love for the all-might dollar, as over the years earned the title of being come to be known as the woman’s defender. Even coining to their rescue with the catch phrase, Money-O!!! making it clear to the men that if it isn’t about money, there is almost no need for a conversation.
“ I’m saying what the women want to hear but are afraid to say…” says Macka, who explains herself further when asked about the contents of her lyrics to the tune of, “Listen, we live in a crazy and depressing world, so why stress ourselves more….. let’s have some fun before we get old, which is really what my songs are about, even though money does make things just a little better,” says Macka with a sly smile.
Jamaican music has long been infamous for its macho braggadocio and its unashamedly sexist stance, so when a woman enters this male dominated arena and ends up beating the men at their own game, you have little choice but to pay attention.… exactly what Macka Diamond has done in a short space of time, scoring several monster hits over the last few years, and even walking away with one of Reggae/Dancehall Music’s most coveted awards, Female DJ of the Year, on not one, but three occasions, back-to-back.

GYPTIAN

In 2005, the previously unknown singer rose to international acclaim when his debut single Serious Times hit the top of the local and overseas reggae charts, and defeated even Junior Gongs Top Ten Billboard hit Welcome to Jamrock, to be declared Jamaicas Most Important Song of 2005. Nominated for Best New Entertainer at the 2006 International Reggae and World Music Awards, the twenty-three year old velvet-voiced singer has been dominating the charts with a slew of hit singles including Is There a Place, Beautiful Lady, and the chart-topping ballad Mama, Dont Cry.
Born Windel Beneto Edwards on October 25th, in the King Weston District of St. Andrew to a Seventh Day Adventist mother and Rastafarian father, Gyptian received his musical calling at the age of 7, when he began singing in the church. Recognizing his God-given talent, his parents soon introduced the resistant youngster to Mr. Wong, a producer from Portmore in St. Catherine. I did not take it seriously. My family members have always been carrying me to Portmore to see him, but I usually disappear. One day, they dropped me off at his studio and left me and it all began there.
Under the guidance of Mr. Wong and Earl Chinna Smith, Gyptian honed his unique sound, winning the 2004 Star Search talent competition at Kens Wild Flower Lounge in Portmore, earning him a spot at Sting 2004, dubbed the greatest one night reggae show on earth.
Nicknamed from his habit of tying a shirt around his head and twisting his chin hair like an Egyptian pharaoh, the young, gifted, and conscious singer is very protective of keeping his sound 100% Gyptian. You have to think about what people think and how they feel, the real things that people see. Any track at all you hear from Gyptian, right by my fingers out of my head."

DANIEL "CHINO" MCGREGOR

CHINO, born Daniel McGregor on the 12th of February 1983, is a young artiste that is going to blow your mind and as a son of Jamaican music legend Freddie McGregor you know that he has music running through his veins. A great talent in his own right, Chino has already had a lot of experience. He sang from the age of nine in the Vaz Preparatory School’s choir and ever since it was his dream to have a career in music. He has performed on countless occasions since being a child and to this date one of his most memorable performance was at the age of twelve at Jamaica House in front of Prime Minister PJ Patterson. While a student at Wolmer’s High School, multi-talented Chino also gained experience as a selector for the sound system Omega Disco. Chino even today does not want to be categorized but rather sees himself as a musical artiste since he plays instruments such as guitar, drums, piano and bass. Furthermore he can sing, rap and dj, he writes,co-writes and produces tracks for artistes such as Daville, TOK,Wayne marshall,Elephant Man, Kiprich,Delly ranx and of course his father, Freddie McGregor. Having had the opportunity to learn all about music from the cradle due to the fact that Big Ship studio is his “home”, Chino undoubtedly will be one of the biggest artiste in Jamaica. Since being a child he had the chance of observing and learning from the best, legends such as the late Dennis Brown, Marcia Griffith, Judy Mowatt and Gregory Isaac as well as dancehall icons such as Bounty Killa and Beenie Man to name a few. These interactions resulted in an in depth knowledge of recording and production techniques. He started his career as a rapper when he was asked by fellow artiste “Bryan” (brother of Papa San) to contribute a rap verse to the song “Joy”. Important songs that furthered his career were two collaboration with Kiprich, “Leggo Di Bwoy” and “Gimmi Di Gyal”, with the former being the number one on the Jamaican charts, which resulted in heavy video rotation and airplay locally as well as internationally. After graduating from High School, Chino gained experience in the USA where he worked with Slip N Slide Records, home to US artistes such as Trina and Trick Daddy. Since coming back to his roots in Jamaica, Chino has perfomed in and toured major cities such as New York, Miami,Alabama,Mississipi, London,Europe,Africa,Japan,Bermuda,U.S VirginIslands as well as in the Caribbean islands . A major mile stone in his career was a collaboration with his father “There’s a Reward For Me”on the Grammy-nominated album “Anything for you”. His career has evolved even further since then and there are numerous tunes that have been making waves in the industry lately, such as “ Girls Dem Straight” a favourite especially amongst the females with both song and video receiving heavy rotation (produced by Kurt Riley for the Worthington project), Buss It Pon Dem” (on the Cartoon Riddim), “ Inna di Club”(on the 12 gauge riddim-H20 productions),The Smash hit ”Redbull And Guiness” and “Ghetto Whisky” both Feat.Delly Ranx.,”Formula” ”Do So Fah” on the breaking news riddim,and Gyal Ting(On roach’s Mad Ting riddim)just to name a few. Chino, who has just completed working on his debut album titled “Unstoppable” will definitely keep the “Big Ship” sailing and will steer it successfully into the future. Daniel McGregor aka Chino is a true musicial artist on the verge of great success…Surely “UNSTOPPABLE” .

ETANA - BIO

Arguably the most prolific female vocalist in present day Reggae singer/ songwriter Etana has struck a cord with the masses and like any beautiful melody she's winning the hearts of the people one song at a time.Spirited in her approach to communicate unfitting and inspirational messages to the youth she's been described by critics as the truth, one who will bring about real change with her powerful and captivating voice that at times seem flawlessly pure.Rebellious in her approach to denote systematic oppression against all races Etana takes pride in being an artist, she feels strongly that her responsibility as a recording artist is to express positive vibrations in her music and from this she will graceful admit to staying the course.Born Shauna McKenzie Etana spent her youthful days playing in the hill side community of August Town situated in the South Eastern side of Jamaica. The only daughter of a fairly large family of boys she was as curious then as she is determined now doing the mischievous things most children tend to do at an early age. Attending school locally up until 1992 when she migrated to the U.S to start a new life in the sunshine state of Miami Florida Etana was a budding achiever; she finished grade school and eventually went off to college the year after with plans of becoming a Registered Nurse.During her studies at Broward Community College Etana became extremely passionate about music, she was consumed with the joy of creating her own mix of the different genres she would attentively listen to in her earlier years. A hardened fan of Reggae, Pop, Hip Hop and Jazz Musicians she found inspiration in Whitney Houston, Lauren Hill, Jill Scott, Sizzla Kalongi, Marcia Griffiths and the legend Bob Marley all of who eventually gave the then academic the will to explore a new and potentially more suited career in Music.In 2000 after making a tuff decision to prematurely exit college Etana attempted a shot at stardom when she joined a girl group by the name "GIFT" which was being courted by Universal Records. Sexy, Reviling and conforming to the industry stereo type of how a woman should dress Etana fell victim to her dreams of becoming a mainstream star. It wasn't her ideal fit but she conformed to the record labels requests and gave in to her groups glamorous appeal until one day while on a video shoot for their lead single she could bear it no more walking away from the spotlights and returning to her place of birth Kingston, Jamaica to start fresh as an entrepreneur looking to grab a piece of the Cyber Market with an Internet Cafe. Down but not out Etana still wanted to do music but only in her own way, she wanted to send a different message and portray a more eloquent look and this opportunity came in 2005 when a friend brought her to Fifth Element who at the time was prospering from the strength of Richie Spice who was heavily booked for several American and European Tours.Auditioning for a shot at becoming the backup vocalist for Spice Etana vocally floored his management team and was handed a plane ticket to do a few shows in the U.S. The ensuing fifteen months followed with the now permanent songstress soaking up valued experience as a stage performer with performance credits in Europe and North America.Eager to make her own mark Etana boldly attempted a hit single one day while chilling with the guitar player and Percussionist from Richie Spice's band. The idea had been floating in her thoughts for weeks and like magic the melody for her debut smash single "Wrong Address" was born. Simple yet effective the single was a fusion of Jazz and Reggae, it was the first of its kind and in 2006 the song was rewarded with heavy radio rotations plunging it in the number 1 position of several local charts.Describing her style back then Etana was quoted as saying "I do music straight from the heart, straight from the soul, straight from the people i see in everyday life" and so came about her second major hit Roots which was an intriguing mix of African and reggae cultural sounds fused with Jamaican Creole. The song became an anthem because of the definitive statement "You can't water down and dilute" featured in the chorus.Video's for both songs helped bring Etana to the forefront of Reggae and during the summer and winter of 2007 she made her mark as a solo artist performing on international events like Reggae Sumfest, Fully Loaded, ATI Live Concert, Irie Jamboree, Welcome to Jamrock and Guinness Sting.Picking up where she left off in 2007 Etana began 2008 with the same level of focus rocking the likes of an Air Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival in late January so much so that patrons lashed the promoters for putting her on too early. A few well deserved awards in the bag Etana took home Best Female Vocalist at both the Excellence in Music & Entertainment (EME) Awards and the IRIE FM Radio Awards not to mention an award for Best Solo Female Reggae Vocalist copped at the 1st annual Reggae Academy Awards for which she had nominations in 3 separate categories.Currently promoting her new singles "Warrior Love" and "I Am Not Afraid" off her recently released debut album THE STRONG ONE on VP Records Etana is boldly taking on the world of music with the help of her new management team at Solid Agency. Owner of Free Mind Music / The Best Records Etana is poised to do Reggae proud.

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