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GYPTIAN, DJ FRASS ARGUMENT TURNS DEADLY
An argument which developed between well-known dancehall artiste Gyptian and producer DJ Frass has left one man dead.The incident took place at Steven 'Supa Hype' Davis' studio on Dumbarton Avenue in St Andrew on Monday night. GYPTIAN... was reportedly involved in an argument with a producer when shots were fired hitting…See More
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Buju Banton Sentenced To Ten Years
Buju Banton was today sentenced to 10 years by United States magistrate, Jim Moody, in the Sam M Gibbons US Court in Florida. He will serve his time at a prison facility in Miami.Today's sentencing comes four months after Buju was convicted on conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute five or more kilogrammes…See More
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GYPTIAN, DJ FRASS ARGUMENT TURNS DEADLY
An argument which developed between well-known dancehall artiste Gyptian and producer DJ Frass has left one man dead.
The incident took place at Steven 'Supa Hype' Davis' studio on Dumbarton Avenue in St Andrew on Monday night.
According to reports reaching the Observer, Gyptian, whose real name is Windel Edwards, and Kimani Palmer also known as DJ Frass, were engaged in an heated argument over a song Gyptian had voiced on one of Frass' 'riddims' while…
Posted by RST on September 17, 2011 at 11:25am
Dancehall/Reggae Artiste Jahvinci Shells Down Montreal And London
Corey Todd Records recording artiste Jahvinci returned to the island on Monday after a hectic two week trip that saw him performing at over three shows on two continents.
Jahvinci performed at the Montreal Reggae Fest two weeks ago and flew from Canada to England to perform on two major shows.
"Montreal was sick, the show was proper, everything ah work....Montreal was mad, mad, mad, next time mi a go back, I have to have a band, because ah de so mi get the biggest forward from mi a fly from then until now," Jahvinci said in a release.
He said that the shows in England also did well. He was accompanied in England…
Posted by RST on September 2, 2011 at 11:03am
Energy Gad Vs JPS - Begins on November 30th
The alleged abstracting electricity artiste Elephant Man aka the Energy Gad is slated to reappear in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court for the beginning of his trial on November 30.
The deejay will fight his case with the help of his attorney Linda Wright.
On June 2, a team of JPS members alongside the police force raided the deejay house after suspecting that the Energy Gad's electricity connections were not legally connected.
According to JPS, Elephant Man's regular estimated bills are always expected to be over 60,000 as most of the Energy Gad's electrical appliances are High Watts…
ContinuePosted by RST on September 2, 2011 at 10:42am
Khago nominated for MOBO award for Best Reggae Act
Khago has been nominated for a MOBO award in the category of Best Reggae Act alongside Jah Cure, Mavado, Damian Marley and Nas, and Alborosie.
"Two of the show go mad, one was postponed, mi so happy to see people come out to see me, the world was just hidden from me and now my eyes are open, and mi feel so good to know how well my career is good. Mi really enjoy the London Carnival as well, performing in front of 1.8 million people," Khago said in a release.
Khago scored two number one hits last year with Nah Sell Out Mi Friend Part 1, and Part 2. He has continued that great form, scoring another number one…
ContinuePosted by RST on September 2, 2011 at 10:41am
D'Angel Responds To Split With Husband Beenie Man
After careful consideration, patience, and virtue Michelle Downer aka D'Angel has decided to move forward with her life as a single mother and served Moses Davis aka Beenie Man papers for divorce, recently.
This is a very difficult time for Ms. Downer and she is requesting that the fans, the music fraternity, and the media give her some personal time to deal with this emotional situation. The most important thing in her life right…
ContinuePosted by RST on August 30, 2011 at 4:50pm
No Proclamation for Beenieman From US Councilman Leroy Comrie
Bobby Clarke of Irie Jam Radio and also the organizer of Reggae Rhythm & Blues 2011, has sent out a release to the media about the much hyped New York proclamation that his organization said would be conferred on dancehall artiste Moses 'Beenie…
ContinuePosted by RST on August 30, 2011 at 4:46pm
'I won't take an inch of blame for this feud,' says Pay Day about Killer/Mavado war
In light of recent developments steaming from the murder of "Connie", which includes lyrical insults being traded between both The Alliance Team & Chase Cross of The Gully Squad. PayDay Music Group issues the following statement:
"I Austin 'PayDay' Green was the middleman / voice of reasoning between Bounty Killer & Movado after the tragic incident occurred. I spent weeks trying to fix communication between the two artist since it was one big family of us.
Though my sincere efforts to qualm the brewing feud and provide closure and justice to what transpired my efforts…
ContinuePosted by RST on August 30, 2011 at 4:39pm
Sizzla transferred to UHWI
Reggae artiste Sizzla, who met in an accident on Wednesday in St Ann, is now a patient at the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) in St Andrew, where he is reportedly in stable condition.
Sizzla, who was riding a friend's bike while in St Ann, was reportedly travelling along the Salem to…
ContinuePosted by RST on August 30, 2011 at 4:36pm
Bolt false starts and is eliminated from 100 final
Jamaica's Usain Bolt was disqualified from the final of the men's 100m at the World Athletics Championships as countryman Yohan Blake took gold.
Defending champion Bolt caused shock in the stadium in Daegu as he came out of his blocks well before the gun.
Blake clocked 9.92 seconds to lead home American Walter Dix (10.08) and 2003 world champion Kim Collins (10.09).
But much of the talk will centre on the fate of Bolt, who still has the 200m and 4x100m to come.
Bolt was his usual relaxed self before the race, preening when his name was announced, and the outcome will no doubt lead people to question both his preparation and the false-start rule.
Previously athletes had been allowed one false start before being disqualified for a second, but new rules were introduced by governing body the IAAF for the start of the 2010 season.
While Blake,…
Continue Defending champion Bolt caused shock in the stadium in Daegu as he came out of his blocks well before the gun.
Blake clocked 9.92 seconds to lead home American Walter Dix (10.08) and 2003 world champion Kim Collins (10.09).
But much of the talk will centre on the fate of Bolt, who still has the 200m and 4x100m to come.
Bolt was his usual relaxed self before the race, preening when his name was announced, and the outcome will no doubt lead people to question both his preparation and the false-start rule.
Previously athletes had been allowed one false start before being disqualified for a second, but new rules were introduced by governing body the IAAF for the start of the 2010 season.
While Blake,…
Posted by RST on August 30, 2011 at 4:20pm
Vybz Kartel to debut skin care product line in September
PR Entertainment Jamaica - (M. Parc): Internationally renowned Dancehall artiste, Adidja “Vybz Kartel” Palmer is testing his skill set as an entrepreneur as he's set to debut a new line of skin products as well as a new fragrance called "OH!" next month.
The OH! Fragrance line, based off Kartel's popular catch phrase, will begin stocking local shelves September 15th; accompanied by a variety of skin care products including astringents amongst other products for women and men. Kartel explained the gist of his upcoming products via press release, saying, "It is the fragrance from Vybz Kartel called "OH,” and It’s for men and women. Also i have astringent, and skin…
ContinuePosted by RST on August 26, 2011 at 7:56pm
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