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Monday, January 16, 2012

Kurtisi Gets Attention With Party Song‏


For the past ten years UK based dancehall artist Kurtisi has travelled home to Jamaica frequently to record songs at various studios in Kingston, as he works towards establishing himself as a serious contender in the dancehall arena.

Over the years he has made inroads on the British dancehall underground with songs such as Bloody War and Inna Mi Jeans.

Now ready to take his career to new heights Kurtisi has decided to pay more attention the local market. “I have been working on my career for a while now, but I have been mainly promoting myself in the UK, since last year I have decided to broaden my focus and concentrate on the Jamaican market as well.

In order to do this I hired Ralston Barrett who is one of the best publicists in Jamaica, since then I have been making a lot of progress locally,” said the artist.
Kurtisi is currently promoting his latest single titled We Party which was done on the We Party rhythm which was created by Cash Flow X of Cash Flow Records. The song was recorded and mixed at the Westside Recording Studio in Negril during a visit to the island late last year. We Party is now available on Itunes and all other leading online music stores.

So far We Party has been getting strong rotation on local radio stations including IRIE FM, HITZ 92 FM and LINKZ 96 FM. “Right now I am getting a lot of love with my new tune called We Party, I did this song a few months ago while I was in Jamaica at Mr. Barrett’s studio in Negril. It has been getting a lot of airplay in the Uk and Jamaica, it’s also getting a lot of club play all over London. We plan to do a video for it the next time I come to Jamaica.”
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P-Dub is a New York City based artist who has developed a unique brand of contemporary music fusing Hip Hop and RnB with Pop and Reggae elements.

Since 2005, P-Dub and his group Predator Dub Assassins have released 5 full length albums: "Predator Dub Assassins" (2005), “The Hardest” (2007), “East Coast Dub Cartel Volume One” (2008), ”Fully Qualified” (2009), and P-Dub’s solo debut “Frontline” (2010). The group made an appearance on the hit TV series “American Chopper” in 2009, and supplied music for other popular TV programs on the Food and Fuel TV networks.

As a singer, songwriter, and producer, P-Dub has worked with a diverse range of artists including: Akon, Britney Spears, Twista, Trina, Sean Kingston, FloRida, Collie Buddz, Dipset/The Diplomats, Pharoahe Monch, French Montana, Jadakiss, Three 6 Mafia, Paul Wall, Buju Banton, Maxi Priest, Wayne Wonder, Billy Blue (Def Jam), Ace Hood and others.

He has also appeared on some of the same albums as pop luminaries Lady Gaga, P-Diddy, Trey Songs, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, and Lil’ Wayne, seeing a #1 Independent (Billboard), #2 Rap (Billboard), #4 Hip Hop/RnB (Billboard), and two top 10 albums on iTunes (reggae) in the process.
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