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Mutabaruka

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Mutabaruka Reggae Artist

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Mutabaruka was born in the year 1952 and brought up in Rae Town, Kingston in a family unit with his dad, mother and two sisters. When he was eight years of age, his father passed on. Mutabaruka went to the Kingston Specialized Secondary School, where he prepared in hardware for a long time, going ahead to work for the Jamaican Phone Organisation until he retired in 1971.

In the late 1960s, Mutabaruka developed an interest in the black awareness program. In school, Mutabaruka read numerous “dynamic books”, including Eldridge Knife’s Spirit on Ice and others that were then unlawful in Jamaica, for example, The Collection of memoirs of Malcolm X. Raised as a Roman Catholic, he started looking at and inundating himself in the Rastafarian development. He quit brushing his hair and began developing dreadlocks, and started eating fewer carbs, and even stopped wearing shoes as he turned into a Rastafarian. He embraced the name Mutabaruka, a term from the Rwandan dialect, Kinyarwanda, signifying “one who is dependable on being victorious”.

Mutabaruka born Allan Hope, left Kingston in 1971, migrating to the Potosi Hills, where he lived with his family in a house that he constructed himself. He was among the new flood of Jamaican artists that rose in the mid-1970s. In 1977 he started a band called truth, and they performed live. He became known globally after his performance at the Reggae Sunsplash in 1981, the first of a few exhibitions at the festival. In 1983 he released a song titled “check it”, the song was issued on Chicago blue mark croc records and further expanded his popularity. He curated 1983 gathering collection Word Sound ‘Ave Power, discharged by Pulse Records and in 1984 Shanachie Records introduced his collection The Secret Unfolds.  He went ahead to record joint efforts with both Gregory Isaacs and Dennis Dark coloured, on “Hard Street to Travel” and “Awesome Lords of Africa” respectively. He kept on recording and perform, and in the mid-1990s started introducing a late-night syndicated program on radio station Irie FM called The Frontline, and rapidly ended up plainly one of Jamaica’s most looked for after and dubious radio personality

On 28 September 2010, he presented a tribute sonnet to pay tribute to Lucky Dube, whose music he said looked to “free the oppressed”. He talked at the first Jamaica poetry festival on 17 August 2011 out of appreciation for Marcus Garvey and Louise Bennett. On the last day of the Rastafari Thinks about Meeting, Mutabaruka was analysed as an icon by the teachers of the West Indies.

His upward proclamations on philosophy and the abusive parts played by religious organisations have created much controversy.

Despite the fact that he is a non-smoker, Mutabaraku has battled for the authorization of cannabis, particularly for restorative purposes.

In 2016, the legislature of Jamaica honoured Mutabaruka the order of Distinction, Commander Class (one of the most elevated refinements in the nation), in acknowledgement of his social commitments. Mutabaruka is also known in Jamaica as the craziest man on radio.


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Maxi Priest

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Maxi Priest Reggae Singer
Maxi Priest is popularly known for his hit track “Close to You” which was released in 1990. Max Alfred “Maxi” Elliott was born on 10 June 1961. The 56 years old reggae artist was born in Lewisham, London and is the second youngest of nine brothers and sisters. Maxi Priest is an English reggae artist of Jamaican origin. Maxi Priest grew up singing in the church at the start of his musical career, since his mother is a Pentecostal, little did his family know that he will grow up to be a Rastafarian.

Maxi started out by working as a carpenter where he was invited to build speaker boxes for Saxon international sound system; this was where his talent was showcased. Later he would go on to perform at dance halls and parties in the neighborhood to expand his audience. His music is much closer to RNB and pop than to reggae. One of his songs “set the night to music” is a duet with the acclaimed Roberta Flack reached the American top 10 in 1991. Maxi Priest is one of only two reggae British act to have an American billboard number.

Later on, in his recording career, Priest has worked alongside other artists, both established and up-and-coming. He has worked with Sly and Robbie, Shabba Ranks and Lee Ritenour, Jazzie B, Apache Indian, Roberta Flack, to mention a few. Priest signed a contra with Virgin Records and released his debut album; you’re Safe, in 1985. This album was a lot closer to reggae than his subsequent releases. It featured live instrumental backing from the band caution. In 1986 maxi priest featured two more successes in “Strollin On” and “Crazy Love”, but his major breakthrough came from the 1988 song produced by Sly and Robbie “wild world”, which gave him his first American hit.

The priest returned to the spotlight in 1996 with Man with the Fun, which turned out to be the most crossover-oriented album in his catalog to date. It started off a U.S. and U.K. Top 20 hit in “That Girl,” another duet with Shaggy. Irrespective of its dancehall flavor, much of the album found Priest deviating from the lover’s rock that had made his name. That trend continued on 1999’s Combination, which concentrated mainly on hip-hop and smooth soul balladry. Duet singles, and a 2003 U.S. tour with Joan Osborne, Bootsy Collins, and Motown’s the Funk Brothers took Maxi Priest to his 2004 album 2 the Max. Which was followed by the album “refused” in 2007, while 2008 saw him hit the road with UB40 and performed with the band on the single titled “Dance until the Morning Light?” In 2012 the Maximum Collection set summed up both his local and international singles, while two years later, the album Easy to Love featured on the VP label with Sly & Robbie and Beres Hammond as the guest artist. In 2012, Maxi Priest sang a cover of Japanese band L’arc~en~Ciel’s song “Vivid Colors”. In 2014 maxi priest released the album “easy to love” which topped the Billboard Reggae Albums chart at no. 2.

Maxi Priest Reggae Artist

 


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Ziggy Marley to Release EP and Begin North American Tour

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Ziggy Marley SongsBeing the son of Bob Marley is not to live in the great man’s shadow by any means. Ziggy Marley has carved out a successful career for himself that is impressive by any yardstick. The Emmy winner, six-time Grammy winner, singer, songwriter and producer has produced twelve critically acclaimed albums.

Ziggy has also leveraged his success for philanthropic purposes, founding a charity called Unlimited Resources Giving Enlightenment to help children in Jamaica and Ethiopia, and is a supporter and honorary member of Little Kids Rock, an organization in the USA that provides musical instruments and free lessons to children in public schools.

His considerable fan base will be pleased to hear that he is now planning to release a four-track EP called Lighthouse on September 30th. This release will be exclusively on iTunes and will feature rare versions of tracks from his highly acclaimed fifth studio album Fly Rasta which was released earlier this year.  It will include live acoustic versions of “I Get Up,” and “I Don’t Want To Live On Mars,” as well as a live full band concert recording of “Lighthouse.”  The studio version of “Lighthouse,” also included in the 4 track set, will reach radio on September 29th.

Ziggy will spend the fall playing a string of Canadian concerts beginning September 29th in Calgary, and will have a US tour starting October 11th in Hampton Beach, NH.  Other major city stops on this US tour will include Atlanta, GA, Orlando, FL and Dallas, TX. 

Tickets for most dates are on sale now at ticketmaster.com and further information about Ziggy Marley songs are available at ziggymarley.com. 


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The Pitastro – Swedish Rock Reggae

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Swedish Reggae BandThe Pitastro was started in April 2010 in Skinnskatteberg a small cold village in the middle of Sweden, released the same summer our first demo “Big Boy” which was a mix of funk, blues and rock.

It took us around 1 year before we found ourselves asSwedish Reggae Band musicians in the band but when we did we where WOW, The Pitastro had become: “The ultimate rock/reggae band”.Many bands says their having their own, but we are proud to say that we have.

In the autumn of 2011 we we´re set to the studio again to record our first album: “The girl in tights” and since the release (Feb 2012) of the album everything has changed.Gigs has rained in, promotion offers and so on.

2013 has really been The Pitastro´s awesome year, started with recording our song “Mr Myssy Man
“. Mr Myssy Man was the first time we took help from a producer whom helped us mixing and producing the song. The producer is Daniel Asher a Swedish reggae icon. We did make a video for that song and what a release it was, we did end up after the first weekend in Sweden as one of the most viewed music video on YouTube. It´s been also played around the world in some Radiostations.



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We started just as the release of “Mr Myssy Man” record our song “Life” as the song we wanted to participate in the Swedish contest: Svensktoppen Nästa (Swedishtop next). We did send the song in and we won our region (Västmanland) final. We we´re 1 of 25 songs from Sweden in the land final, we did though not win the final. The song “Life” was produced and mixed by Anders Roos (from the band Lambretta). Our video for this song will come up in a couple of weeks.

Swedish Reggae Rock BandSummer 2013 been the greatest and busiest which has been awesome. Started with our first tour overseas at Israel/Palestine.

After that we have out gigs every week around in Sweden all from big festivals to private events.

The Pitastro is a great live band that stands for: energy, singin, dancin, happiness and a lot of love.

The Pitastro are:

Fredrik Pikkuaho bass

Tom Taipale drums and backing vocals

Peter Stenström guitar

Marco Roth guitar and vocals

Simon Sigfridsson percussion & keyboard

Here´s a clip how it looks when The Pitastro gets the fans crazy 🙂


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Sol Seed, Gaining Powerful Momentum In the North West Music Scene

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Oregon Reggae BandSince transplanting to Eugene from Southern Oregon just over two years ago, Oregon’s own Reggae Fusion all-stars, Sol Seed, have swiftly gained powerful momentum in the North West music scene, creating a diverse and loyal fan base all over California and the North West. They were awarded Eugene WOW Hall Awards “Best New Act” 2011 and “Favorite Local Band” 2012, in addition to “Eugene’s Best Band 2012-2013” by Eugene Weekly readers. Dominating the NW summer festival circuit including Oregon Country Fair, North West World Reggae Festival and Jefferson State Hemp Expo, Sol Seed has also shared the stage with national acts such as Ziggy Marley, Slightly Stoopid, The Expendables, Pacific Dub, Nappy Roots, Heavyweight Dub Champion and many more, all in just 2 years of playing together.

After a number of small EP releases, the group released their first full-length album “Grown Deep” in September 2012, which immediately gained air-time on a number of radio stations all over the West Coast as well as the Hawaiian islands. Their third and most comprehensive studio album is currently in the making, with a release date TBA.

The group capitalizes on impressive live performances and a genuine connection to the most important thing as a musician: Their fans. Fostering a healthy and active relationship with the fans in their community and abroad is capitol in their message and vibe.

Recently leaving their day jobs and fully committing to the lifestyle of a working musician has been an exciting a life-altering step for all members. Sol Seed is not just a band, it is a way of life. It is a brotherhood. A mission. This makes it easy for everyone to be on the same page and really succeed on an internal level.

 

Sol Seed brings a distinct sound combining the best elements of Reggae, Rock, Hip Hop and Psychedelic Jam to form a positive musical fusion that is uniquely their own. With conscious, thought-provoking lyrics, infectious reggae-laden grooves and high-energy, impressive live performances, Sol Seed creates an unforgettable live-music experience for people of all ages to enjoy.

This Oregon based band got their start in early 2010 when songwriters Michael Lennon and Michael Sorensen joined hands with fellow friend and musician Benny Pezzano through a Southern Oregon open mic. An undeniable synergy was all but tangible as their creative forces coalesced, and they immediately began to grow a diverse collection of original music. They soon joined with Native American Award winning guitarist, Kenny Sequoia Lewis, and in October 2010, transplanted to Eugene to pursue life and music, where soon after they linked up with MC, Didgeridoo player and percussionist Sky Guasco, and finally Saxophone player Graeme Pletscher in late 2011. With 6 members, each member boasting very different influences and skill sets, Sol Seeds depth and volume of sound increased exponentially. With an infectious enthusiasm for life and an unequivocal knack to communicate its beauty, the group shares their message of perspectivism and unconditional love through uplifting music rooted in the soul. Sol Seed has certainly dug their roots.

Sol Seed will be touring through California and Arizona September-October 2013, Washington/Montana and Idaho in November and they will return to the Hawaiian Islands in January. Keep an eye out for a heavy touring schedule all over North America over the next few years. Coming to a city near you! Find more info: www.solseedmusic.com

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Tantan Tadius an Artist Who Sings Redemption and Motivational Songs for the People of the World.

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Jamaican Reggae ArtistNicholas Stewart (artist name Tantan Tadius) was born November 26, in the beautiful tropic of Jamaica. He grew up in a district called Thornton which he loves dear to his heart. At his past schools and community he would perform at many special events that were kept. He started singing at a tender age at church it was there were he develop the love for music. He is so talented, so the people of the church, community and school told him to pursue a career in the music business   because of the talent he have. It was then he took music seriously.

He wanted to pursue his music so badly so he move from his community to Kingston it was harder to get the musical break he wanted in his community. Being in Kingston it wasn’t easy as he though but he adjusted himself to the situation. He tried to find producers everyday, he would walk miles on miles in the boiling hot sun, and some producer would listen to him while some would want to work with him immediately. I remember sometimes thou he would be very upset because the world is not getting to hear his music or message that he had to bring to them. Still each he would pray to the most high to give him strength, courage and faith. Each day he grown more and more lyrically, mentally strong, song would be more powerful and flowing better than the last. Melodious voice gets distinctive, articulate full of vibration and quality, when you listen his melodious voice and creative lyrics together it would put you in a moment in time.

In the year of 2006 a friend of his introduce him to a  producer that recorded his first single kutchie cum. kutchie cum started to get regular air play on station like Root f.m , RJR, hot 102, after hearing his song played on the radio he was determining  to make more songs cause the people was starting to hear his music and that was one of his main goal at the time.

In 2008 in was a great year, his cousin Jah-Bukie decided to produce his own music and produce a song for Tantan tadius call My Love which went well, this song got more air play on more station than the first. Tadius and Jah-Bukie recorded a brilliant combination for champaine records and Urban Boyz production which is not yet release. What was a blessing for tadius that year was the birth of his baby boy.

He didn’t get the big break yet but he is determining like at first when he started music. He always quoted a speech of the great Marcus Mosiah Garvey “a race without confidence is already lost” he knows one day will be his day, so he put his heart in his music. His main inspiration comes from the sun, moon, stars and the most high. His main goal is to get all the necessary things that come with music, he also said he would teach, inspire, be awarded and travel the world with reggae music. He wants to be known as a messenger who takes the message though this great channel call reggae music. He want u to think of him  as an artist who sing Redemption and  Motivational songs for the people of the world.


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Positive Conscious, Roots Reggae, R&B. Artist Jah bukie.

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conscious roots reggaeWake the Town, Tell the People, This is Jah bukie. Courtney Anthony Stewart, a.k.a. Jah bukie, is an emerging Jamaican singer, songwriter and producer. Jah bukie’s style of music is Positive roots reggae as he was truly influenced by the great legendary Wailers (Bob Marley’s band) and a diverse variety of the great reggae performers and their uplifting music of the ‘80s.

Born on April 4, 1977, Jah bukie grew up in the communities of Stokes Hall, Saint Thomas and Kingston, Jamaica. With the intention to contribute nothing but good music to the people. He got the opportunity to visit England in 2002 which opened doors to his first studio work and in 2004 Jah bukie made his first demo at DJ Publo studio in south London.

His aspirations to break into the industry endured some rough times and Jah bukie’s persistence sustained his spirit when his journeys brought him home to Jamaica to fulfill his musical promise in 2007 when he started his own record label, First Born Productions, currently renamed as “Urban Boyz Productions”.  The first evocative single “Evil Out There” released early 2008, introduced Jah Bukie’s talent to the current Jamaican music scene, followed by two explosive tracks: “Coke and the Guns” and the socially concious “Scrap Metal”. Inspired by his respect and appreciation of the music he shares with the world stage, Jah bukie also uses the positive message of Urban Boyz to recruit other young talents. Check out his production of the romantic song “My Love” by his cousin and label mate “Tadius” (Nicholas Stewart.  A thought-provoking songwriter, Jah bukie daily prays to Father Jah to seek assurance that the people will hear him singing and the people will unite as One. Over the last year he has developed his artistic skill even further by starting to compose his own digital beats and  riddims.  Most of his beats will now be composed by himself and accompanying his songs with his own original riddims is  a key future focus for the multi-talented artiste.

Listen for debut of the “Gun Control” riddim showcased on Hot Tea Riddim featuring Turbulence.  With lyrics constantly inspired to address today’s social ills, his “Gun Control” track mourns the New Town shootings, while “[Heads Up Riddim ] Featured Lutan Fyah , And more ] Which Bringing  Strong Message , Cries out against the real perpetrators of violence, government corruption and world corporate greed. Jah Bukie is gaining growing  recognition in working with  some of Reggae’s best current talent and has collaborations in progress  with various new and established  artistes from Jamaica and abroad, including a fresh Holland band (LA Whaai) and producers from France to produce a track.

Today, the youthful dreams of his music have become a reality and he is working on the growth of his studio, “Urban Boyz Productions”, promotions and distribution. The hard- won proof that he will not allow anything to prevent him from succeeding flows through the positive message he brings in his songs.    His passion in establishing himself as a true artist and producer is the hope that his Music continues to bring high respect from his listeners and reflects his appreciation for those who set him on the path of this Music. He sings the Truth. This is Jah bukie – Wake the Town!

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THIECKO Releases New Album “Stand Tall”

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Thiecko Reggae ArtistAfter 3 years of preparation, Senegalese artist THIECKO, returns in may 2013 with a new album called “Stand Tall”. A reggae musician now based in France, who combines traditional african instruments ( xalam, tama, djembe) with Jamaican reggae roots, which give a particular color to his music. Thiecko provides the listener with a voyage between 3 continent ( Europe, Africa, Jamaica) He started with 2 friends who, he met while scouting, they created « Amandla » which means (victory in Zulu) in 1988.

From these modest beginning, Thiecko and the Amandla musicians, created their own instruments and started to learn how to play reggae. With this group he released 3
albums, followed by 2 Senegalese tours 1 western African tour, and 2 french tours. Keyboard artist composer, back up vocals and percussion in Amandla, Thiecko in 2003 creates his TBB, after the split of Amandla. Encouraged by a friend he decides to improve his vocal talent, and become the lead singer in TBB.

TBB composed of professional jazz and rock trained musicians learned to play reggae with guidance of THIECKO. He released in 2004 the first album of TBB called « Ton Combat », followed by a french tour. In 2009, came « Sayaan » (the source in Wolof), recorded between Senegal, France and England.

In 2013 « Stand tall » produced by his own label « wiseman prod », reunited famous reggae musicians like Robbie Shakespeare, Dean Fraser, Glen Dacosta, Bongo
Herman, Glen Browne, Sophia Brown… and mixed by Steven Stanley in Jamaica, to creae a powerful and particular African reggae roots album.

His message sang in French, English, and African language ( Wolof, Bambara, Peul) deliverers respect, togetherness, love, hope, spirituality, which was inspired by Nelson
Mandela.

The album is distributed in digital by ZojakWorlwide, is available on all download platforms, and can be order by sending an email to: thiecko@hotmail.fr or visiting his site www.thiecko.com

Buy THIECKO’s Albums for Amazon by clicking on the album cover below.

Thiecko
Thiecko
Thiécko Sabari With Sidy Guèye Still In My Heart (feat. Sophia Brown)

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Reggae Sensation Mighty Mystic Makes Big Splash with Concrete World.

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US Reggae Artist

That’s right U.S based reggae star Mighty Mystic has released his brand new song titled “Concrete World”.  The song has caught fire on the global reggae scene and is rapidly becoming a favorite amongst reggae supporters.  Since it’s release the song has garnered the support of some 500+ worldwide DJ’s, 250 radio stations and continues to grow.  The video for Concrete World has also been recently released and so far it has been featured on over 1000 video & blog sites as well as boasting 100,000 plus views on Mighty Mystic’s youtube video page.  Though early, the video for Concrete World has the makings of a viral success.  Mighty Mystic brand of “Hard Root’s” reggae has proven to be a magnet for music lovers all over.  It’s not uncommon to hear his fans saying “we drove 6 hours to see him perform live” which can only be taken as a sign as what’s to come for this bright talent.  Mighty Mystic’s Concrete World is shaping up to be a big success for the genre.  Look out for his sophomore album “Concrete World” (same name as current single) this upcoming fall 2013.  For tour, music and additional info on Mighty Mystic please visit his website(s) below.

FUN FACT:
Mighty Mystic is the brother to former Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness

Watch “CONCRETE WORLD” Video on YouTube or visit Mighty’s website www.mightymystic.com


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Tonya P’s Music Comes From the Heart

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Tonya P R&B Reggae ArtistIn 2005, when this young ladies electrifying voice first graced the air waves, people were amazed by her powerful yet smoothing sultry vocals. Since then Tonya has gone on to winning some of the most prestigious Awards in the Canadian Reggae industry along with her many Awards in 2011 she was also Nominated for A Juno Award for best Reggae Recording Artist of the year for her hit single “Don’t Wanna Go” which is by far the highest Award Canada has to offer in any genre of music.

Born and Raised in Toronto

Tonya was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, where she began singing in her high school music productions at the age of 14.

The combination of modern R&B with the sweet sound of Reggae and Soul was her style and it was embraced immediately by anyone who heard her.   Tonya P has truly become the voice for young women across the globe.  She has a unique style that is adored by many and a voice that is most compelling.

Tonya P’s style is sort of mixed between Reggae and R&B

Tonya was always very much influenced by Reggae singers such as Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, and Marcia Griffiths not to mention the R&B singers of her time – Whitney Houston, Mary j Blige and Faith Evans just to name a few.  However coming from a Jamaican background gave Tonya the ability to relate to the Reggae culture

Tonya has a remarkable gift for writing lyrics that reach out and touch masses regardless of age or gender Tonya has already exceeded the expectations of a Toronto female Reggae artist and now plans to raise the bar as far as she can.

Tonya P’s music comes from the heart

When asked about the inspiration behind her music she quickly responded “Three things – Life, Love and Pain It is evident that Tonya P’s music comes from the heart it has a pure truth that is undeniable that everyone can relate to.

Tonya has had the pleasure of performing on many shows in Canada, Jamaica and the USA such as Toronto’s Jamaica day Celebration, and most recently the Calgary Reggae Festival. Tonya  P has also performed on the Bob Marley Birthday Bash in Negril Jamaica for 4 consecutive years in the star time segment. Throughout the years she has been fortunate enough to share the stage alongside some of the Biggest Reggae artists in the world today such as Freddie Mcgregor, Bunny Wailer, Tarrus Riley, Luciano, Queen Ifrica, Tony Rebel, Gyptian, Shine Head, Lady Saw and Bares Hammond.

Her new hit single “Here with me” and “I Wanna Thank You” has recently been released and has been receiving rave reviews along with steady airplay on some of Toronto’s top Reggae programs and internationally. Tonya P is at present working hard in the studio preparing to release her first album which is generating a massive buzz in and around the reggae industry on a global scale.

What’s next for Tonya?

Tonya plans to do many more live shows both locally and internationally to get the world more familiar with the soon to be Reggae Superstar.

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