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Thursday, July 1, 2010

Andy Livingston on a musical high




Reggae artist Andy Livingston is on a musical high. The talented singer/poet/producer recently returned from a four and a half month long promotional tour of England and Germany. The tour saw him doing a slew of radio and television interviews as well as several shows in support of his debut album titled High. The album was released late last year and is available via the internet through leading internet music stores such as Amazon, I-tunes, Rhapsody and e-music and can also be sourced from Damari Productions in England.

The seventeen track album is loaded with good songs that showcase Livingston’s unique vocals, as he delivers a wholesome serving of roots and soulful lovers rock reggae music. The album also features the work of some of Jamaica’s top musicians, including Sly and Robbie, Dean Frazer, Stephen ‘Cat Coore’ and the Fire House Crew.

The first official single off the album titled My Promise is currently enjoying strong airplay both locally and abroad. My Promise has also registered on the Jamaica Music Countdown Top 25 Reggae Singles Chart, where it is currently sitting in the number five position.





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Protoje plans to bring it to Reggae Sumfest






It has been less than a year since fast rising reggae artist Protoje dropped his first official single. Two singles and two music videos later the talented young man who hails from the parish of St. Elizabeth, is being hailed by many industry insiders as an artist to watch. Protoje’s roots influenced sound along with his easy going swagger has caught the attention of many reggae fans both locally and overseas.

On Friday the 22nd of July Protoje will perform on the biggest event of his career when he makes his debut appearance at Reggae Sumfest 2010 on International Night 1. When asked how he felt about the opportunity to perform on the prestigious reggae festival this is how he responded: “I feel very excited because I have been going to Sumfest since I was a child. I have seen so many artists at Sumfest that have inspired me a lot, so it will be an honor to perform on the festival.”

He also hinted that he intends to make a serious mark on the event by saying: “I am gonna give the Sumfest crowd some good music, dub and root vibes dem thing deh. I and my band have been performing a lot over the last twelve months and the people seem to love what we have been doing. So I am looking to bring more of the same good music and dub vibes to the Sumfest crowd, I know they will love it.”

Protoje is currently busy in the studio completing his debut album under the guidance of ace producer Donovan ‘Don Corleon’ Bennett.




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Legendary VP Records Releases Reggae Gold 2010



VP Records released the newest installment of their Reggae Gold series on June 22nd, 2010. The compilation is Reggae’s most highly-anticipated release of the year. It Features 18 exceptional tracks, in a detailed sequence and represents the Reggae Hits for Summer 2010.

Reggae Gold 2010 compilation features a varied assortment of significant reggae artists and hits. Gyptian’s chart topping single “Hold You” sets the pace for this outstanding album. Keeping the vibe going is the feel good, Reggae Fusion track “Holiday” from Ding Dong featuring Chevaughn Clayton which is buzzing in dances from Jamaica to the U.S. We couldn’t leave out the track that has been making it difficult for us all to find a pair of Clarks.

The Gaza General Vybz Kartel featuring Popcaan, Gaza Slim’s on fire track “Clarks” is included. Reggae and Hip Hop has always been closely related so we bring you the new banger “As We Enter” from the Distant Relatives Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley and Nas. Steadily becoming a party favorite and sparking a new dance craze is “Skip to Ma Luu” by Serani featuring Ding Dong.

Reggae Gold smooths it out with Dancehall’s favorite Deejay Busy Signal’s romantic tune “Sweet Love (Night Shift).” Reggae Gold travels through the Gullyside with Mavado’s “House Cleaning” track. From record breakers to breaking records the album features Rising Star and a force to be reckoned with Romain Virgo’s impressive track “Live Mi Life.”

The compilation also includes tracks from International Reggae Star Shaggy featuring Tessane Chin “Never Let Me Go,” Major Lazer featuring Mr. Lex and Santigold “Hold the Line,” the legendary Beres Hammond’s “No Apology, ” Tarrus Riley’s “Love's Contagious,” the songstress Etana’s new single “Happy Heart” and many more.

Reggae Gold is all about hits and setting the benchmark for what is current and Hot in Reggae. This release proves why this series is the go to compilation in Reggae music and will always be.

For the past 17 years, VP Records has been at the forefront of reggae music with their Reggae Gold series. Since its inception this collection has featured the biggest songs of the year in reggae/dancehall but has also included music from international artists and crossover recording acts.

Reggae Gold has featured superstars such as Beenie Man, Buju Banton, and Lady Saw. Reggae Gold is renowned for featuring dancehall and reggae hits, as well as tracks from up and comers in the Genre.
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