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NADINE SUTHERLAND, IKAYA, MARCIA GRIFFITHS, ETANA AND TESSANNE CHIN, NAMED AMONG THE TOP 5 FEMALE SINGERS IN JAMAICA BY THE STAR NEWSPAPER!
On Tuesday we gave you our top five male singers in Jamaica, so of course we had to compile the top female singers as well. This one was also a little challenging because all our ladies are a force to reckon with. Marcia Griffiths– This is the woman who declared, ‘I Shall Sing As Long As I Live’ and we don’t mind. After all, she is the proclaimed Queen of Reggae. This woman’s voice is a classic. She can rock a Heineken Startime and if you put her on Reggae Sumfest, she’ll rock it just the same. Etana– When you talk about diction and clarity in singing, you can’t help but think of Etana. She is truly the ‘Strong One’ as she has a powerful voice, range and soul. Etana is one … Read entire article »
Filed under: BREAKING NEWS, GUEST RUNDOWNS
WHICH FEMALE ARTIST WILL STEP UP IN 2015!
By Richard Johnson— (L) Ikaya & (R) Ishawna WHAT’S in store for local female acts in 2015? That question was put to some local players in the entertainment industry as they reflected on the performance of the fairer sex during 2014 and look toward the new year. Zip FM disc jock ZJ Sparks was strident as she spoke about challenges faced by the female acts in a male-dominated industry. “A lot of the work done by female artists is being overlooked. They have to work twice as hard to get noticed by producers, and when they do record they don’t get played. I don’t believe they should just get played because they are females. I personally believe in playing good music period. But a lot of male selectors are not playing the good music … Read entire article »
Filed under: GUEST RUNDOWNS
RISING STAR SHUGA, RELEASES NEW SINGLE “DAT NAH GUH WORK” FEATURING IKAYA!
“Dat nah guh work” ft. Ikaya “mi ears deaf to dem talking // cause ah pure negative them promoting // ah walk wid black yeye and ah run red light like 1,2,3 we demote him” – Shuga The Penthouse Records “Riddim rider” Shuga delivers her latest project featuring fellow Jamaican artist, Ikaya. Continuing the equal opportunity for female entertainers campaign, the single “Dat nah guh work” reveals some of the hardships faced by most female entertainers in an attempt to excel in the entertainment industry. “You can look at this single as a part 2 to my previous single “ride di riddim”, which spoke about the industry and how male-dominated it is. So this song, is explaining why the business is male-dominated, why it’s three times harder for female entertainers to be a reputable part of … Read entire article »
Filed under: GUEST RUNDOWNS, NEW RELEASES
JAMAICA’S NATIONAL SECURITY MINISTER BLAMES THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY FOR THE NATION’S MORAL DECAY!
Kiprich— Artists won’t take the blame for violence— By Shereita Grizzle— Jamaica’s music industry players are still mulling the statements made by Minister of National Security Peter Bunting, even a month after those comments. In his sectoral debate presentation last month, Bunting said the country had developed a subculture of violence and lawlessness that was being reinforced and promoted by different segments of society, including the entertainment industry. Bunting said some artists continue to use their talents to advocate violence and hatred. He then went on to explain that these kinds of music belittle women and warp the values of the nation’s children. The minister used the fate of two of the industry’s top artists to drive home his point. “It is instructive that two of our most iconic artists are now convicted felons serving lengthy prison … Read entire article »
Filed under: GUEST RUNDOWNS
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