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CHERINE ANDERSON EXPECTS GREAT THINGS FROM NEW SINGLE “MOOLA!”
Cherine Anderson— In 2008, Cherine Anderson made history as the first Jamaican female singer to enter Billboard magazine’s Rock Chart. Say Hey (I Love You), her collaboration with Michael Franti and Spearhead, peaked at number six. Nine years later, she is hoping for similar success with Moola. Released in March, Moola is making strides in Colombia and Brazil. Produced by Colin ‘Bulby’ York, the single is from York’s Epic & Ting album. “Moola is about money, something most people … Read entire article »
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DANCEHALL SINGER J CAPRI, TO BE BURIED MONDAY, DECEMBER 14!
Artist J Capri will be buried on December 14.— In addition, a wake is planned for Little Copa in Bull Bay, St Andrew, this Saturday. “We want both the wake and thanksgiving service to be a joyful occasion. My daughter was a happy soul and we want to always remember her for that,” Kenneth Phillips, father of the late artiste, told the Jamaica Observer. Monday’s service will feature live performances from singers Chris Martin, Alaine, and Cherine Anderson. J Capri, whose given name is Jordan Phillips, reportedly lost control of her motor vehicle which hit a wall before overturning on Barbican Road in St Andrew, on November 23.The 23-year-old suffered severe head trauma and was placed in an induced coma at the University Hospital of the West Indies. She succumbed to her injuries on December … Read entire article »
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CHERINE ANDERSON LOOKING TO DO BUSINESS IN AFRICA!
By Leighton Levy— Cherine Anderson—- The girl with the golden voice, Cherine, is eyeing further opportunities on the African continent, following her encouraging maiden voyage to South Africa in September. Based on the success of the trip, Cherine, who has a new album coming out soon, could find herself tapping into that market where her brand of positive reggae dancehall-soul music seems to have found a new home. Cherine and her six-member band made their first trip to the African continent, having been invited to perform at the 15th edition of the Arts Alive Festival in Johannesburg, where other artistes, including Jah Vinci, also performed. The petite singer from Rockfort, east Kingston, made an excellent first impression. She also performed at the Eldos Jazz and Arts Festival. “I was truly touched by their openness to … Read entire article »
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CHERINE ANDERSON GETS MUCH LOVE FROM SOUTH AFRICA!
Cherine Anderson performing in South Africa Cherine Anderson gets strong reception for her music on first trip to Johannesburg South Africa Johannesburg, South Africa – “Just know that you are beautiful. And who you are is enough. God don’t make mistakes”, those were the words from the 5″3′ Jamaican dancehall reggae soul singer, Cherine Anderson as she and her band ignited youngsters from various villages at The Urban Youth Concert, held at Newton Park in Jo’burg this past Saturday. Cherine was invited by the City of Johannesburg for the 15th edition of the Arts Alive Festival, sharing the bill with popular Jo’burg based artists Kwesta, Tumi, Jah Vinchi (Jamaica), among others. This was Cherine’s first trip to not just South Africa but the continent of Africa. She made the trip with her own six-piece band, and … Read entire article »
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CHERINE ANDERSON TO ROCK SOUTH AFRICA ON SEPTEMBER 26!
Jamaican singer/songwriter Cherine Anderson takes her electrifying reggae dancehall-soul music to South Africa this month. The songstress will make her African debut in Johannesburg, South Africa on Saturday, September 26, 2015 for the 23rd Edition of the Arts Alive International Festival Urban Vibes Concert. The Urban Vibes Concert is part of the Arts Alive month long celebrations and is geared towards the inner city and greater Johannesburg urban youths. Always one to truly engage her fans, she has created … Read entire article »
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TODAY (JULY 1) IS INTERNATIONAL REGGAE DAY!
Top: Ken Boothe, Andra Davis Bottom: Cherine The media-based celebrations aim to bring reggae into sharp focus globally. This is achieved through increased airplay of reggae music, special conferences and workshops, as well as live shows. According to conceptualiser Andrea Davis, this year will see the inclusion of music markets such as Hawaii, India, African states joining the global event, as well as the hot spots of Miami, New York, and London. She hopes this year’s observation will bring to the fore the need for a critical link between capital and culture. In Jamaica, the centrepiece of the celebrations is a conference focusing on how local players in the reggae music industry can claim a larger slice of the international reggae market. The forum will also examine the sound system and the contribution it … Read entire article »
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CHERINE ANDERSON FOUNDATION OPENS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS!
Cherine Anderson— By Shereita Grizzle— Songstress Cherine Anderson and her Reach One Child Foundation (R.O.C) have announced that applications for the 2014 R.O.C.scholarship program are now open. The R.O.C. scholarship programme was established to recognise and support grade-six students from primary and all-age schools who excel in academics, service and the arts. One other criterion for consideration is that the applicant must have a financial need. For those who meet the requirements, the scholarships generally cover full tuition, text-books, uniform and other supplies. The deadline for submissions … Read entire article »
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KY-MANI MARLEY TO INTRODUCE NEW SINGLE “GET HIGH” AT MAY 17 PERFORMANCE!
By Richard Johnson—- Ky-Mani to “Get High”—- REGGAE singer Ky-Mani Marley will be using his performance at Ky-mani Live in Portland on May 17 to introduce his fans to Get High. The track, the first from his yet-to-be named album, is scheduled for August. Marley, speaking from his Florida base, describes the single as a feel-good song featuring cross-over elements grounded in a strong Jamaican dancehall flavor. “I can’t say my music has a particular style as I a fan … Read entire article »
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