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Monday, June 10, 2013
Bryan
Musical Visionary, Bryan Art, Makes another Imprint
Feb 2013
When we hear the term “love song” we naturally think of a song expressing romance or like sentiments, leaving out songs of freedom, peace, motivation, hope, unity etc. that seek to caringly point people in positive directions. A classic example is the great reggae anthem, “One Love” by the Hon. Robert Nesta Marley. In fact, the music of Joseph Hill, Dennis Brown, and Jimmy Cliff, on which many Jamaicans grew up, preached so much love that it appreciably became one of the defining factors of the reggae genre.
Music needs no help – take the words out and it is still complete. However, with the help of music, singers have managed to convey lessons, messages and joy to people of all ages across many cultures. The music that Bryan Art happily shares with the world on this self-titled album expresses love in all these forms. It reflects devotion to spiritual, moral, social, and emotional uplift of individuals from anywhere.
The multifaceted artist, husky voiced singer, witty songwriter and consummate musician deliver with passion and meaning. Born in St. Ann, Jamaica, just walking distance from Nine miles, the birth place of the great Bob Marley whose influence can also be heard on this album, Bryan Art just like the late singer, eventually moved to Kingston where he did Latin American & Jazz Studies at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts.
Today, devoted to his singing career, The “Best New Artist” for the year 2002 by ER,TVJ, has done splendidly on many major shows including, Rebel Salute 2006, 2007 and 2011, Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival 2011 and 2012, Reggae Fever 2009 and 2011, ATI, Fully Loaded, St. Mary Mi Come From, Unity Splash, Summer Sizzle, and Manchester Fiesta. Art has also been on tours in the United States, Canada, Europe and The Caribbean.
Representing a new generation of music that keeps in the tradition of stars who shone before him, those who inspired him, including the great Dennis Brown, Bob Marley, Beres Hammond, Toots Hibbert, Al Green, Stevie Wonder, Otis Redding to name a few, Bryan Art continues even on this 13 track feature, to bring creativity and a fresh voice to the art form.
Out of an abundance of great work, this album was sorted and compiled based on votes from members of a loyal team who express great difficulty with the task of having to choose between “pure excellence and sure excellence.” However there were the inevitable singles like “Get It” which gradually became a household chorus in Jamaica and continues to spread perennially. “Murder Dem a Play” which features the commanding voice of Queen Ifrica was a must. Warrior King brought a fresh sound to as early as the 3rd track entitled “New Day” and for balance; we needed the insightful “Hawkeye” with “Second Class”. It can’t be an easy job fitting into the busy schedule of “the fireman” “Capleton” but according to the producer, same Bryan Art; “preparation meets opportunity equals Dem Fass”.
Bryan Art: “Good Reggae music is immortal and my purpose is to be an international oracle for the message of this music”
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Email: bryanart@live.com
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Buckey Ranks
Buckey Ranks’ career emerged from the Jamaican sound system and dancehall scene. A veteran system Singjay who performed in his early career with respected Jamaican sounds such as Mango, Small Axe, Killowatt and Youthman Promotion. Later his charasmatic talent led to a collaboration with Denzil Williams, a UK based producer and owner of the sound system Exodus. This led to tours in the UK, Europe, Canada and the US. During which period Buckey Ranks shared the same stage with Buju Banton, Capleton, Sanchez and many more
His natural progression to writing and independent music production has enabled him to work with and produce some of todays great contemporary reggae stars such as Luciano, Mickey General, Gregory Issacs, Bunny Lye Lye, Robert Lee, Tony Rebel and Mickey Dread.
Buckey Ranks has produced seven albums in total including one of the greatest Roots and Culture albums to come out of Jamaica.Titled Luciano and the Veterans in Action the album is ram packed with great names and includes tracks from the group The Congos, Prince Allah, Ernest Wilson, Lone Ranger, the late greats Rankin Trevor and Sluggy Ranks who are both no longer with us, Buckey Ranks himself and many more.
Buckey Ranks latest album titled "Nothing But The Truth" has seventeen conscious tracks that deal directly with the truth including Devious, Heng On Mamma and Rasta Fe Clean. All of the seven albums have been produced under Buckey Ranks Tender Touch label with more to come.
More From Buckey Ranks
Sunday, June 2, 2013
STARKEY BANTON
Born in Hammersmith, London, in 1962, Murray began performing in the mid-1970s under the name Starkey Super on the London sound system circuit. He changed his stage name to Starkey Banton ("Banton" meaning a deejay full of lyrics) in response to the popularity of several other performers using the Banton name. His debut single, "Lover Dread", was released in 1993, bucking the trend for slackness. This was followed by "Blackman Memories" and "Ganja Baby". In 1994 he worked with the One Love crew, who released his "Wicked Man" single, the popularity of which led to combination hits with Sweetie Irie and Horace Andy, and an appearance at the 1995 Reggae Sunsplash festival.His 1985 riposte to the Jungle music phenomenon, "Jungle Bungle" ("One bag a noise and a whole heap a sample, Was hugely popular among Britain's urban audience. He recorded for Fashion Records, releasing "Nah Wear Nuh Versace", coincidentally released on the day Gianni Versace was murdered, followed by a string of cultural singles with "I Love King Selassie", "I & I Saw Them Coming", and "Weeping & Wailing", collected together along with the dub sides and new material on his debut album, Powers Youth, in 1997.The album featured Mykal Rose, with whom Banton recorded combination tracks "Release Me" and "Another Day in Babywrong". His second album, Rasta Mystic, was produced by Mad Professor, with rhythms provided by Mafia & Fluxy and Black Steel, and released on Ariwa in 2000
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Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Jahdan blakkamoore
Where Is Jahdan Blakkamore?
Jahdan Blakkamoore has long made a name for himself as a gifted and inspiring Reggae/Dancehall/Hip Hop/Dubstep artist – both nationally and internationally. His music has been described as ‘Urban World Music with a message.’ Jahadan’s sense of melody, superb song writing skills and ability to effortlessly cross over genres has solidified his status as Reggae royalty. His group Noble Society, received Best Reggae Album of the year on iTunes for ‘Take Charge’ in 2008 and he has not stopped to win over audiences since. His solo debut album ‘Buzzrock Warrior’, released September 15th, 2009, was also voted Best Reggae album of the year on iTunes. His solo debut as long been anticipated by his large fan base spanning from Brooklyn to Oslo, built over many years of delivering command performances and recordings throughout the US and Europe. ‘The General’, the first single released from ‘Buzzrock Warrior’ was chosen for Song of the Week on National Geographic World Music soon after its release. He is currently featured on the track “Cash Flow” from Diplo and Switch’s Major Lazer collaboration. Jahdan’s feature on the hook and verse of Smiff N Wesson’s classic, ‘Sound Bwoy Buriell’ is still played regularly in clubs around the world and in radio throwback sets on Hot 97 by Funk Master Flex, Mr. C, and others. He can also be heard on Matisyahu’s new album on the song ‘Struggla’. Jahdan has shared the stage with great artist such as Anthony B, Sizzla, Lee Scatch Perry, and many others. He has also toured and recorded world wide with Branford Marsalis.
Cash Flow
one of my Favorite Songs
Saturday, May 25, 2013
MALAKHI
With a name that resounds the meaning Messenger of God, MALAKHI Revolutionist & Reggae Recording Artist Extraordinaire, delivers his potent lyrics with the sting of the Forefathers such as Bob Marley, Peter tosh, Burning Spear, Jah-cure, Stephen Marley, Midnite, Beres Hamond and Sizzla Kolonji to name a few
With a name that resounds the meaning Messenger of God, MALAKHI Revolutionist & Reggae Recording Artist Extraordinaire, delivers his potent lyrics with the sting of the Forefathers such as Bob Marley, Peter tosh, Burning Spear, Jah-cure, Stephen Marley, Midnite, Beres Hamond and Sizzla Kolonji to name a few
The name chosen for him by a friend, resonates when Malakhi delivers his message to his following as if Martin Luther King or Malcolm X re-incarnated through him.
His message written from experiences drawn from his personal life and anything that strikes a chord with him, whether the inspiration comes from nature, life or just a word to sound the power, providing comfort, support for his fans while he identifies with the feeling of the 99% that faces the challenges that life offers.
“I do music for the people, cuz I’m for the people and if I can’t do that then my life is worth nothing, mi name Malakhi and I’m the messenger so certain hype music I won’t do. Although I am an entertainer, I take what I do seriously so I’ll leave the fun part to McDove my Producer”.
As with the most successful recording artists, Malakhi got his start doing music in the church where he played keyboard, he then made his transition to bass then on to a professional backing band that afforded him the global opportunities to own his skills on the stage and off with his distinct commanding tone & witty lyrical style while his soulful silky voice was improved by performing as a wedding singer enhancing his musical dynamics and range.
“It’s can be daunting sometimes because I get the run around from producers until
McDove though skeptical at first eventually decided to take the chance with me”.
The unique combination between them gelled with the advent of a few songs garnering respect from fans as far as Kazakhstan, Israel, Europe, France, Kenya, Brazil, Ecuador, Columbia and
the tri-states of North America and South America.
Singles such as NOT FORGOTTON speaks to those who’ve lost a love one. WORLD CRISIS feat XCI highlight and addresses some on the root of the issues that our planet is facing from the ruling political elites and how we can take a stand.
LOVE THAT I’M FEELING provides support for those in a stable or unstable relationship, it brings hope and restoration. MAN A WARRIOR – is for the real warriors by a real warrior. “revolutionary is Imminent”, and STICKY delivers a strong message to the Political body about the way they conduct the affairs of their nation.
Blazing the old Zion trail with new fervor, the album is set to be released in the later part of the year as song the deal is inked for 2015 Grammy promo tour.
Hailing from Westmoreland in the Island Paradise in the sun Jamaica, he is christened Densil Gayle, here The Real Reggae Revolutionist Malakhi.
CONTACT:
@mcdovemusic @IamMalakhi
www.facebook.com/page/IamMalakhi
www.youtube.com/user/MalakhiVEVO
info@mcdovemusic.com
1876-797-6303/1876-361-1269
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