Tahz drops video for "One Pants"‏

Le-g-Nae recording artist Tahz recently released the music video for his reggae one drop single titled One Pants. The video that was directed by Tahz and 13th Tribe Productions premiered last week Friday on HYPE TV.

Since then it has been in regular rotation on HYPE and other stations including RETV and CVM Plus. The video has also caught the attention of internet viewers; it has been receiving a lot of hits on youtube.

“I love the way things are going for my career, my tunes are getting a lot of airplay and my new music video is doing very well since it premiered on HYPE TV,” said Tahz.

Tahz is currently in the preparation stages for the shooting of another music video, which will be done in support of his combination single with Chi Ching Ching titled Choose Your Friends.

“Right now I am scouting locations and putting all the necessary things in place as I plan for the shooting of my next video. This video will be done for a hot dancehall tune that I did with Chi Ching Ching called Choose Your Friends. We plan to shoot this video real soon and have it ready for the fans before the middle of April.”

Dada Son Entertainment Donates Proceeds from Gramps Morgan's New Single, to the family of Trayvon Martin

Atlanta, Georgia - Soulful Reggae star, Gramps Morgan has taken a stance in solidarity with the family of Trayvon Martin, the 17 year old boy recently killed in South Florida.

To date, the man who shot and killed Trayvon has not been charged. So in an effort to support the Martin family's demand for justice, Dada Son is donating a portion of the proceeds from the iTunes sales of Gramps' new single, 'Life Too Short'.
"Yes Rasta!"

American-Jamaican crooner, Gramps Morgan is unleashing another anthem with his unique brand of 'Rockaz'. His first single 'Life Too Short' emerges from his upcoming second, solo album, Reggae Music Lives which will be released on April 24 2012, in time for Mother's Day.

Penned with his brother Peetah Morgan, 'Life Too Short' was co-produced by Roy 'Gramps' Morgan and keyboardist, Llamar 'Riff Raff' Brown (Stephen Marley).

Gramps Morgan has the gift of delivering spiritually uplifting lyrics aimed precisely at the listener's soul. Through song, Morgan reminds us to live this life while we still have it. Gramps says 'Life Too Short' is simply "a song of comfort", and as a firm believer in delivering music to heal humanity, 'Life Too Short' raises consciousness of the fragility and sanctity of life.

Gramps Morgan's songs and lyrics tend toward the positive in all situations, so when he belts out "...Life too short fi a stress di small things when we know Jah bless me with everything /Life too short fi a worry bout bad mind when the world a suffer from war and crime..." he means that he draws his strength from Jah/God. Believing in a greater power than self, Gramps urges the listener to stop wasting time sweating the small stuff and to let go of grudges and "bad mind" (a Jamaican idiom that refers to being envious of, or grudging someone).

Trayvon Martin

Gramps' perspective on the murder of Trayvon Martin is that of a father and an American citizen. In a recent statement the Centric Soul Train nominee said: "I couldn't imagine that ever happening to my son." He's speaking of his eldest, Jemere. "As a father of a 16 year old...I don't know what I would do if I was in that situation, but I know that justice must be served."

"We have been following the tragedy that has happened with Trayvon," explains Wendy Morgan, Gramps' manager, "and after reading a report that he was a lover of Reggae music, it humbled us to have someone of that age love our music. We wanted to do our part to pay respect to his young life and contribute to help keep Trayvon's memory and legacy alive."

Finding strength in the hardest of times isn't always easy, but Gramps is reassuring people that there is light at the end of the tunnel. 'Life Too Short' was recorded in Kingston, Jamaica at Grafton Studio and Dada Son Recording Studio in Atlanta Georgia.The single is now available on iTunes with a portion of the proceeds going to the family of Trayvon Martin.

"I'm free like a bird, Jah is my word, that means my word is love." Gramps Morgan

Sajay Getting Ready to Release New Singles

Ever since the release of her singled and video titled Wi Nuh New Cama last December, self-proclaimed dancehall Princess Samantha Brown aka Sajay has seen great improvements in career.

“Wi Nuh New Cama has opened up a lot of doors for me, it’s caused a lot of really good things to happen for me. I have had songs before that have done fairly well but things are much better with this one, it has gotten a lot airplay on IRIE FM from top jocks like Digital Chris and DJ Wayne and it has also gotten a lot of support from other radio stations too. The video is also getting a lot of rotation on RETV, HYPE TV and CVM Plus.”

The former Manchester High student has been very busy in the recording studios lately, because a lot of producers have invited her to record for them and she is making full use of these opportunities as she continues to make strides in the male dominated dancehall industry.

Looking to capitalize on what is happening with her career; Sajay plans to release a number of new singles over the next few weeks. She also said that plans are in the pipeline for a number of performances on major events later this year.

“I am getting ready to drop a bag of new songs really soon, the first two songs that I plan to put out are Mi Look Good for Pusha Yutes Records and Ride Out for Don King Records. I am very excited about these two songs, they are hot and I know the fans in the dancehall are going to love them. I am going to videos for both songs. My fans can also look out for me on some of the biggest events later this year,” said the Sajay.