"Tasha T" Storms Into The New Year

Toronto, ON (RasVibe Records, Inc.) - Canadian recording Reggae artiste "Tasha T" storms into the new year with the release of a hard hitting, socially conscious single "In A Di Jungle". The single, released January 11, 2013 on the "RasVibe Records" label, is the first from her highly-anticipated album, "Real Talk" which is currently in the final stages of production. "In A Di Jungle" epitomizes the challenges faced by youth in inner-city neighborhoods and raises a series of serious and timely questions.

The song warns about the consequences of choosing the path of a gangster. Through this song Tasha T shows her support for the ongoing Stop the Violence movement in Jamaica and across the world. "I am reaching out to the youth of the world telling them to stay away from violence and crime,"she states. "You can look to a better future if you get a good education. To be successful in life; stay away from the gangster thing; it does not pay. It's not worth it. Life has so much more to offer. Live up and love up. It will suit you better".  

Tasha T is no stranger when it comes to providing positive upliftment for young people. In 2012, she served as the musical ambassador for the Read Across Jamaica Foundation, an organization whose mission is to introduce creative and interactive methods of reading that encourage children to enjoy literature. During that period, she visited over 20 primary schools in Jamaica, participating in reading activities and providing words of encouragement. 

In A Di Jungle was recorded at Grafton Studios and produced by the legendary Mikie Bennett dubbed by music insiders as the "Quincy Jones of Reggae". The song features exciting vocal arrangements and crisp vocal phrasings, a dominant characteristic of Mikie Bennett production style. The single is available on CD Baby and through digital retailers worldwide. The "Real Talk" album is released April 2013.

Precision Productions Tackles the Soca Arena with The Intercol Riddim

With one month to go before the culmination of TnT‘s Carnival 2013, Precision Productions, working with AdvoKit Productions, thunder into the Power Soca race with an unexpected thriller, The Intercol Riddim.

In this, their first ever Power riddim for Trinidad and Tobago, they have layered that infamous driving rhythmic bass line alongside the tantalizing marching drum heard at every inter-collegiate football match throughout our islands, with the vivacity of our Carnival to produce a sound that needed four true Soca strikers to flawlessly execute this musical game plan.

First on the field, perfectly representing the irrepressible scandal within us all is the divine diva Nadia Batson with "Doh Tell Mi".  

Following and showing off his consummate ability to engage listeners, is Kerwin Du Bois who cleverly demands, what is "Yuh Role"?! Meanwhile, holding court and reaffirming his position as the effervescent king of festival vigor with "Energy High", is the current triple cup holder, Machel Montano. Bunji Garlin completes this high scoring team with his lyrical power shot, "Journey Continues" that is designed to attain ‘nothing but net’ once loosed. Confident in their line up, team Precision looks forward to scoring what can only be described as an agile array of masterful volleys to breach that illustrious white line this Carnival season.