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Monday, April 23, 2012

Gramps Morgan Declares Reggae Music Lives!


With a mission to heal the world through music, Soul Train Award nominee, Gramps Morgan unleashes his second, solo, album Reggae Music Lives tomorrow (April 24th), independently, on his Dada Son Entertainment label. A musical therapy of sorts, Reggae Music Lives is filled with angelic harmonies, authentic compositions and a unique sound brand, Gramps calls "Rockaz".

Reggae Music Lives is more than Reggae; it's world-beat, with a little bit of country, a taste of what Americans call rap-Jamaicans call it toasting; mix it with a hint of r 'n' b, a dash of blues synthesized with contemporary reggae that maintains the integrity of the original art form and you get a sense of the musical accents that help to make Reggae Music Lives complete.

After two years in the making, Reggae Music Lives arrives with inspiration, healing and Gramps' determination to make positive changes in the world. The album's first single 'The Almighty' topped the charts in Jamaica, South Florida and New York while 'Life Too Short', released on March 28th, advanced in the fight for justice in the case of Trayvon Martin.

Consequently, team Dada Son decided to donate part of the sale proceeds to the family of the slain Florida teenager. The song has since been added to the Justice for Trayvon Martin Foundation website (http://justicetm.org/tributes/) where he is listed as an "Official Donor" for his commitment.

Meanwhile, Mark Brantley, Senior Lawyer and Leader of the Opposition in the National Parliament of St. Kitts and Nevis says: "There is no voice in reggae music today as distinctive as that of Gramps Morgan. His sophomore album reminds us of the deeply spiritual roots of reggae music.

Gramps' ability to make music with a global appeal which touches the human spirit and soothes the soul has been taken to new heights in his latest release. I believe that this new effort by this Grammy award winning artist will be a major hit with lovers of conscious reggae music the world over. But don't take my word for it. Pick up a copy, put your feet up and let the music wash over you."

Reggae Music Lives is an evolution of Gramps' professional and musical growth expressed through his singing, narratives, arrangements and compositions. His melodies and hooks are seasoned with mature, worldly lyrics that are delivered flawlessly. All of his experiences have culminated in the creation of a universal sound that he says stems from exposure.

Reggae Music Lives is about the preservation of art, music and culture and Gramps wants the world to know that "Reggae music is here to stay."

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Aappy Feet Music Gives Us Substance X Just In Time For Summer


What is Substance X? Substance X is a complicated mixture and blend of ZJ Liquid, Richie Loop, Beenie Man, Rik Rok, Fambo, Ajrenalin, Ninja Kid, Ghost, Black Lion, Mitch, Mike Ras, Chico, Camar, Quick Cook, Samboni, and Zumjay, blended by Jamaica’s own AappyFeet Music. Warning: This unique substance enhances happiness, dancing, and party vibes.

AappyFeet Music (Formally Richie Loop Productions) is spearheaded by none other than himself; Richie Loop. The production camp is known for composing mainstream compilations such as Brainstorm Riddim, Sweat Shop Riddim, and Summer Spazz, with compositions of beats for the singles “What’s in My Cup”, and “Party like it’s your birthday”.

The new Riddim compilation; “Substance X” will be the first major release off of the labels new name. Aappy Feet Music's mission isto fill music listeners and fans ears with “fun” singles by releasing strictly happy music. Substance X is a Dancehall riddim with an 80’s pop flare, keeping the sound original, which will attract a broader market.

The artists that were selected for the project are all those who are able to deliver a mainstream, pop fusion single creating a hype just in time for summer. With the party season approaching quickly,producers are lining up their summer projects, and getting ready to release many new sounds , and you can expect “Substance X” to be one of the hit summer riddims. The official radio release is expected within the month, as well as a pending summer release of the medley video.

As for future projects for the label, “Just expect Happy music! or should I say "Aappymusic" ! ” - R.Loop
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