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MACKIE CONSCIOUS RELEASES NEW ALBUM “LEAVES THE CRUMBS ALONE!”

November 29th, 2015 | Add a Comment

 The  multi-talented song writer, singer, musician, and producer, Mackie Conscious, recently released his latest album, “Leave the Crumbs Alone.”  which is available on Cdbaby, ITunes ,Amazon and all major download sites. This is his second album following “What If” which was released in 2009. Apart form two various artists collaboration albums which he produced, “The Trod Rhythm” and “The Lucky Rhythm” that features more than 20 of Jamaica’s top recording artists,  Mr. Conscious has been working tremendously in the studio releasing several hit singles that gave him international  recognition and topping chart in the USA. This 16 tracks album has five collaborations; “Leave the Crumbs Alone” featuring international Bass player/Artist Taddy P. This song won Best Collaboration music Video on Carivibes Tv Awards in 2010.  “Nobody no Business” and “Two Many Broken Homes” … Read entire article »

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REGGAE MUSIC “TUN UP” FOR PAUL ELLIOTT AT ALBUM LAUNCH!

July 6th, 2015 | Add a Comment

 Entertainer Nadine Sutherland (right) shares stage with Paul Elliott at his album launch at Reggae City Bar on Camp Road in Kingston. PAUL Elliott launched his album, Reggae Music TUN Up, recently at Reggae City Bar, Camp Road, in Kingston. The event, a joint production of the singer, Stronger Productions, and Big Stone Records, also saw Lifetime Achievements Awards being presented to four cultural stalwarts — 92-year-old Garveyite, Queen Mother Mariam Samad, singers Bunny Wailer and Fred Locks, and percussionist Bongo Herman. “When I decided to do this launch, I said to myself, ‘I couldn’t do it without honouring the people who set the trend before me,” Elliott told the large gathering. The launch was also addressed by singer Nadine Sutherland and Councillor Constantine Bogle of St Thomas. Sutherland praised Elliott’s contribution to music, … Read entire article »

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SINGER PAUL ELLIOTT IS HAPPY WITH NEW ALBUM “REGGAE MUSIC TUN UP!”

June 7th, 2015 | Add a Comment

“Mi Deh ya fi 35 years and mi just nah run, 35 years and mi just cya dun!!!” With passion and confidence oozing out, he chants in the studio, rocking side to side, as he begins what could very well be his next big hit. All this happens while he’s is working on promo for his latest album ‘Reggae Music tun up’ An album he released that makes a certain statement: ‘Reggae music is still alive’ He is Paul Elliot ‘The chosen one’ a veteran Reggae artist who has been in the business since the 1970’s and rose to superstardom with hit singles ‘Save Me Oh Jah’ and ‘Jah Mek Mi Stronger’. No ordinary musician, a survivor of Jamaica’s brutal crime underbelly, when his mother and two of his brothers, were forever ripped … Read entire article »

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VETERANS CLAIM THE MUSIC BIZ IN JAMAICA IS NO LONGER PROFITABLE!

May 19th, 2015 | Add a Comment

By Curtis Campbell— Veteran producer, Clifton ‘Specialist’ Dillon—- Following the recent success of Omi’s Cheerleader single in international markets, veteran reggae artiste Paul Elliott is encouraging other Jamaican acts to export more of their music. Elliott, who is now promoting an album titled Reggae Music Tun Up, says Omi was forced to take his talent overseas since the local music industry is not prepared to promote or purchase quality music. Elliott says, like Omi, he has found favour with charts in the international market. However, he is yet to get his due respect in Jamaica, despite dedicating more than 34 years to reggae music. “Currently, I am on the New York top 30 chart, I am on the charts in South Florida, and several others. I have new songs like Bun Wid Di Music and Meaning of Life, yet I still … Read entire article »

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