Podcasts about professor nuts

Dutchie Gold meets Kaleya - Been There And Seen [DUB049] http://www.dubophonic.com https://hypeddit.com/ovpnux Kaleya was born in Athens, Greece and started his music journey as a guitarist. He has been involved in various bands and projects, such as Bongo Tchaka, Musinair, Kilimanjaro and as a bass player in Remi & The Road and Los Dos O Mas. He is aslo DJ playing at various reggae/dub events and is a member of Reggaewise Selectors, Origins Soundsystem and Bliondy's Mini Sound. In 2018, he started hosting his own podcast Kosmos Dub Factory on Kosmos FM, one of the most popular radio stations in Greece. Dutchie Gold was born in Mandeville/Jamaica and started working with the sound systems of his neighborhood as a teenager. He worked with Junior Reid, Shaggy Dread, General Trees, Professor Nuts & more. His recording career started in 1991 with Gold Gun and followed by works with Junior Reid label, The Washington DC based label 2 Tuff, and the legendary New York sound system/ label Massive B. In 1994, he recorded his first album entitled Dutchie Gold in Germany, which led him to work with artists like Error Dunkley, Michael Prophet, Nado Ranks & others. Further tracks were released on German Reggae Compilations and in 2006 he released the album Mission To Righteousness. Wosui is the Deep Dub solo project of Gabriel Mentis (Reggaewise, Urban Danja), born in 1987 and based in Athens, Greece. Having a classical music studies background, playing the violin and participating in school bands, he discovered cubase and started making his own beats. From 2008 to 2018 he was the member Dub Riots alongside iGL, a Reggae-Dub producing and live duo. In 2012 he started the project Wosui, a journey to the world of deep echoes, dub and soundsystem aesthetics, along with low frequencies basslines. He has released music for labels such as Dub Communication, Iron Shirt, Dubophonic, Indigo Movement and others. He has organized many events and headlined all over Greece, including international guests such as Radikal Guru, Leon Switch, Mexican Stepper, Skarra Mucci and many others. Dutchie and Kaleya met in 2020 when Dutchie visited Greece for an event with El Paso Soundsystem. The night before the event, they recorded the track at Bliondy's Sound Station. The following months, 2 dub versions were created, following the original version. Wosui then joined the family to produce a remix and a dub version of the original track. Produced by Dimitris Lappas Vocals & Lyrics : Allen Devon Anthony Mastered by Gabriel Mentis Cover art by: Lila Frenopoulou Cover photo by: Mayo Darling Special thanks goes to: Donnie Dub & the El Paso Family, Bliondy, George Spiris, Mayo Darling, Sophia Bouchama.

The Black Effect Presents... The 85 South Show with Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Chico Bean On this special episode, Busta Rhymes comes through the trap to tell us about his new album but first he tells the story of the birth of hip hop in the way only Busta can! https://ele2.bustarhymesuniverse.com/ Karlous, DC and Chico get into some of Busta's most iconic moments in our culture. All the way back to leaders of the new school to his film appearances on films like Higher Learning, the squad breaks it all down. Busta gets into WooHaa! and how he crafts his famous intro adlibs and Busta breaks down his process and he shows love to some of his favorite rappers that are female like - Rah Digga, Rapsody, and Lauryn Hill. Spliff Starr is also in the building and Busta shares the story of their friendship, how it came to be and what's been keeping it going. Busta's style of rapping is unique and tells the story of his rap battle with Jay-z who was also rapping fast at the time. Busta's history lesson goes all the way back to Dancehall culture and he recognizes the influence of Shabba Ranks, Professor Nuts, Ninja Man and others and explains where he found the inspiration for some of his own elements of showmanship. Busta breaks down how Chris Lighty started Violator records and how many of the record labels we've come to know were birthed. Plus, Busta shares the stories of making music and music videos with the queens, Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson. This is the coldest podcast! www.85southshow.com Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Brought To You By: https://www.2linedmusichutstore.com | Enter promo code ERP20 at check out to receive 20% off your first purchase.CHAPTER ONELegendary selector TONY SCREW from DOWNBEAT THE RULER sound system pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an in-depth conversation about his career and sound system culture. In this first chapter Tony Screw spoke about meeting Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd from Studio 1, living beside Brigadier Jerry and Sister Nancy in Jamaica, starting and playing Downbeat by himself for the first 13 years, meeting a young Shinehead, the Papa Moke clashes, Ranking Joe, the King Addies clashes, the David Rodigan clashes, dub for dub with Sky juice and Metro Media, meeting Josey Wales, clashing Volcano in the 80's, Papa San, Professor Nuts and sooooo much more. THIS IS A MUST WATCH!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe. Enjoy!

90's veteran Dancehall artist DUGSY RANKS pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for a very interesting conversation about his career. Dugsy Ranks spoke about teaming up with Beekle Bailey, meeting Terro Fabulous, Dave Kelly & Madhouse Records, 'Wifey' on the Pepperseed riddim, Professor Nuts being his musical mentor, Beenie Man & Shocking Vibes Crew, touring with Shabba Ranks, Bounty Killer, Mad Cobra, Ghost & Culture, Patra and Richie Stephens. Don't forget to subscribe. Enjoy!

REGGAEBOYZ SOUND PRESENTS THE BRAND NEW MIX SERIES... PON DI CAWNA VOL 1... THIS EDITION FEATURES JUGGLING BY MR COSNA AKA KUSHNA... FEATURING CLASSIC & EVEN SOME RARE DANCEHALL CHUNES FROM THE 80'S & EARLY 90'S... FEATURING ARTISTS LIKE COBRA, BUJU BANTON, TERROR FABULOUS, WAYNE SMITH, DENNIS BROWN, ADMIRAL BAILEY, COCOA TEA, CHUCK TURNER, SLUGGY RANKS, TENOR SAW, NITTY GRITTY, SUPER CAT, LOUIE CULTURE, PINCHERS, PAD ANTHONY, CLEMENT IRIE, SHABBA RANKS, NINJA MAN, CHEVELLE FRANKLIN, SQUIDLY RANKS, MERCILESS, PAPA SAN, RED DRAGON, PROFESSOR NUTS, CHAKA DEMUS, FREDDIE MCGREGOR, LOVINDEER, FRANKIE PAUL, WAYNE WONDER, SPRAGGA BENZ, NINJA KID, LITTLE LENNY, GHOST, CAPTAIN BARKEY, BOUNTY KILLER, CAPLETON, DADDY SCREW... AND MORE... IF U LOVE DI VIBES... SHARE DI VIBES!!!

On this special episode, Busta Rhymes comes through the trap to tell us about his new album but first he tells the story of the birth of hip hop in the way only Busta can! https://ele2.bustarhymesuniverse.com/ Karlous, DC and Chico get into some of Busta's most iconic moments in our culture. All the way back to leaders of the new school to his film appearances on films like Higher Learning, the squad breaks it all down. Busta gets into WooHaa! and how he crafts his famous intro adlibs and Busta breaks down his process and he shows love to some of his favorite rappers that are female like - Rah Digga, Rapsody, and Lauryn Hill. Spliff Starr is also in the building and Busta shares the story of their friendship, how it came to be and what's been keeping it going. Busta's style of rapping is unique and tells the story of his rap battle with Jay-z who was also rapping fast at the time. Busta's history lesson goes all the way back to Dancehall culture and he recognizes the influence of Shabba Ranks, Professor Nuts, Ninja Man and others and explains where he found the inspiration for some of his own elements of showmanship. Busta breaks down how Chris Lighty started Violator records and how many of the record labels we've come to know were birthed. Plus, Busta shares the stories of making music and music videos with the queens, Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson. This is the coldest podcast! www.85southshow.com

Out & badd! Push up yuh lighta Vol.20 finally out! Die neue Push up yuh lighta mit dem besten Reggae & Dancehall Tunes aus 2017 und 2018. Mixed in fine style by Papa Bandelero. Fresh & kickin! TRACKLIST: 1.Koffe – Burning 2. Busy Signal – Hold a medi 3. Collie Buddz – Good life 4. Chris Martin – Blessing 5. Javada – All that i`ve got 6. Chris Martin – Better than the stars 7. Estelle feat. Tarrus Riley – Love like ours 8. Rage – Im not a lonely girl 9. I-Octane – Why should i 10. Tarrus Riley – Ah me and jah 11. Chronixx – Skanking sweet 12. Gentleman & Konshens – Make it play 13. RAF Camora & Bonez MC – Dankbarkeit 14. Big Shaq - Mans not hot (Deumo / Running Irie RMX) 15. Bugle – Hustle 16. Jahmiel – Little voice 17. Beres Hammond – cant say 18. Mavado – Unchanging love 19. Tarrus Riley – Tell me why 20. Masicka – Living a lie 21. Charly Blacks – Love intentions 22. Deep Jahi – Hide 23.Mavado – Night falls 24. Mavado – Red Rose 25. Mavado – Timer 26. Jahmiel – Trust 27. Alkaline – Buss head 28. Popcaan & Gorillaz – Saturnz Barz (Banx & Ranx RMX) 29. Stefflon Don – 16 shots 30. Vybz Kartel – Mhm Mhm 31. ALkaline – Me dont love you gyal 32. Masicka – Party nice 33. cham feat. O – Get drunk 34. Professor Nuts & Agent Sasco (Assasin) – Ruguh Ruguh 35. Dexter Daps – dem gyal yah bad 36. Agent Sasco (Assasin) – Gyal a mad mi 37. Stefflon Don feat. Sean Paul – Hurtin me RMX 38. Popcaan – Rich and bad 39. Popcaan – El chapo 40. Gentleman feat. Sean Paul – Ovaload 41. Trettman feat. Bonez MC & RAF Camora – Gottseidank 42. Jahmiel – Home 43. Masicka – Down for life 44. Bugle – Love so nice 45. Beenie Man – Onem ore night 46. Vybz Kartel – So easy 47. Alkaline – Red eyes 48. Mavado – Laugh and gwaan 49. Mavado – Fresh Cash 50. Masicka – 10 outta 10 51. Vybz Kartel – Poca man skank 52. Vybz Kartel – Mash up the place 53. Kranium feat. Ty Dollar Sign & Wizkid – Cant believe 54. Konshens- Turn around 55. Charly Blacks – Indian girl 56. Busy Signal – Kotch it 57. Beenie Man – Gyal yuh bad 58. Beenie man – Party 59. Vershon – Bicycle 60. Demarco feat. Akon & Runtown – No Wahala 61.Vybz Kartel feat. Partynextdoor – Run up RMX 62. Spice- Couple up 63. Spice- Robot wine 64. Shenseea & Sean Paul – Rolling 65. Vybz Kartel – One box 66. Vybz Kartel – Reverb no delay 67. Busy Signal – Go again 68. Alkaline – Nice & easy 69. Alkaline – Suave 70. Mavado – All night 71. Jahmiel – Heaven 72. Tarrus Riley & Konshens – Simple blessings 73. Busy Signal – Stay so

This episode of FULL A VIBE features a compilation of the best dancehall tunes in 2017 and upcoming hits in 2018.// www.instagram.com/dj_farook/1.Popcaan, Assassin, Mad Cobra, Teddy Bruckshot & Killa P – Saturn Barz (Cadenza Remix)2.Stylo G – Booming Ball3.Kartel – Si Dwn4.Kartel – Keep Him5.Kartel – Mhm Hmm6.Aidonia – Banga7.Kartel – So Easy8.Kartel – What Next9.Kartel – Luxury Doll10.Cham – Get Drunk11.Chris Martin – Incredible (After Glow Riddim)12.Jahmiel – Home(After Glow Riddim)13.Masicka – Down for Life (After Glow Riddim)14.Chris Martin – Style (Skyscraper Riddim)15.Professor Nuts ft. Agent Sasco – Ruguh Ruguh(Skyscraper Riddim)16.Dexta Daps – Dem Gal Ya Bad (Skyscraper Riddim)17.Dexta Daps – 2118.Vershon – Bicycle19.Kartel – Portmore City To Uptown20.Cham – Money Wine21.Kartel – Washer Dryer22.Dexta Daps – Hunted23.Busy Signal – Wifey vs. Matie24.Stylo G – Yu Zimme25.Leftside – Bikini26.Leftside – Settle Down(Instruction Riddim)27.RDX – 25 Bouncing (Instruction Riddim)28.Charly Black – Tabanka (Full 100 Riddim)29.Pternsky – The Greatest (Full 100 Riddim)30.Dexta Daps – 3G (Road Show Riddim)31.Popcaan – Bad Yuh Bad(Hot Like Fire Riddim)32.Kartel – Secrets33.Charly Black – My Girl Now (Humbug Riddim)34.Mavado – Carless Gal (Humbug Riddim)35.Kartel – So What (Humbug Riddim)36.Mavado – Fresh Cash (Money Mix Riddim)37.Shenseea – Wine (Money Mix Riddim)38.Kartel – Poco Man Skank (Money Mix Riddim)39.Shenseea – Dynamit (Caliente Riddim)40.Masicka – Hold Mi Tight (Caliente Riddim)41.Konshens – Tunnel Vision (Caliente Riddim)42.I Octane – Party Start (Carib Feeling Riddim)43.Kartel – How Can You (Carib Feeling Riddim)44.I Octane – The Season (Party Hangover Riddim)45.Kartel – In Heaven (Party Hangover Riddim)46.Demarco – Party Tonight (Party Hangover Riddim)47.Demarco – Party Nice Can´t Done48.Romain Virgo – Now (Skank & Rave Riddim)49.Beenie Man – Skan & Rave (Skank & Rave Riddim)50.Ding Dong – Gas51.Aidonia – Yeah Yeah52.Sean Paul – Phone Flash53.Tommy Lee – Grim Rim Rave (Rave Riddim)54.Kim Kelly & Kartel – Alive (Rave Riddim)55.Kalado – Krazy Wine56.Alkaline – Impact57.Mavado – No Freak (Golden Riddim)58.Alkaline – Golden Hold (Golden

This episode of FULL A VIBE features a compilation of the best dancehall tunes in 2017 and upcoming hits in 2018.// www.instagram.com/dj_farook/1.Popcaan, Assassin, Mad Cobra, Teddy Bruckshot & Killa P – Saturn Barz (Cadenza Remix)2.Stylo G – Booming Ball3.Kartel – Si Dwn4.Kartel – Keep Him5.Kartel – Mhm Hmm6.Aidonia – Banga7.Kartel – So Easy8.Kartel – What Next9.Kartel – Luxury Doll10.Cham – Get Drunk11.Chris Martin – Incredible (After Glow Riddim)12.Jahmiel – Home(After Glow Riddim)13.Masicka – Down for Life (After Glow Riddim)14.Chris Martin – Style (Skyscraper Riddim)15.Professor Nuts ft. Agent Sasco – Ruguh Ruguh(Skyscraper Riddim)16.Dexta Daps – Dem Gal Ya Bad (Skyscraper Riddim)17.Dexta Daps – 2118.Vershon – Bicycle19.Kartel – Portmore City To Uptown20.Cham – Money Wine21.Kartel – Washer Dryer22.Dexta Daps – Hunted23.Busy Signal – Wifey vs. Matie24.Stylo G – Yu Zimme25.Leftside – Bikini26.Leftside – Settle Down(Instruction Riddim)27.RDX – 25 Bouncing (Instruction Riddim)28.Charly Black – Tabanka (Full 100 Riddim)29.Pternsky – The Greatest (Full 100 Riddim)30.Dexta Daps – 3G (Road Show Riddim)31.Popcaan – Bad Yuh Bad(Hot Like Fire Riddim)32.Kartel – Secrets33.Charly Black – My Girl Now (Humbug Riddim)34.Mavado – Carless Gal (Humbug Riddim)35.Kartel – So What (Humbug Riddim)36.Mavado – Fresh Cash (Money Mix Riddim)37.Shenseea – Wine (Money Mix Riddim)38.Kartel – Poco Man Skank (Money Mix Riddim)39.Shenseea – Dynamit (Caliente Riddim)40.Masicka – Hold Mi Tight (Caliente Riddim)41.Konshens – Tunnel Vision (Caliente Riddim)42.I Octane – Party Start (Carib Feeling Riddim)43.Kartel – How Can You (Carib Feeling Riddim)44.I Octane – The Season (Party Hangover Riddim)45.Kartel – In Heaven (Party Hangover Riddim)46.Demarco – Party Tonight (Party Hangover Riddim)47.Demarco – Party Nice Can´t Done48.Romain Virgo – Now (Skank & Rave Riddim)49.Beenie Man – Skan & Rave (Skank & Rave Riddim)50.Ding Dong – Gas51.Aidonia – Yeah Yeah52.Sean Paul – Phone Flash53.Tommy Lee – Grim Rim Rave (Rave Riddim)54.Kim Kelly & Kartel – Alive (Rave Riddim)55.Kalado – Krazy Wine56.Alkaline – Impact57.Mavado – No Freak (Golden Riddim)58.Alkaline – Golden Hold (Golden

YOWronto is an annual International musical extravaganza produced by FreshKut Productions Inc. Presented as a celebration of Canada's 150th birthday, YOWronto is a tribute to Canada, boasting a diversity of activities. This two day musical event takes place at the Woodbine Mall on Saturday July 1 and Sunday July 2, 2017. Streamed live using the Peeks social commerce platform, YOWronto will be accessible by an international audience. Vendors will showcase cultural arts & crafts along with a tasty variety of Caribbean foods and delicacies to savour. Artists will entertain and music lovers both locally and internationally will earn LIFETIME rewards for supporting stakeholders. YOWronto was founded with the primary goal of revolutionizing the way music & festivals are marketed. By combining a bricks & mortar event with live streaming and social rewards technology patrons, sponsors and exhibitors alike experience the thrill of a live event and the distribution power and convenience of the Internet. Furthermore, to ensure that music lovers continue to support artists and sponsors that drive and support the festival, YOWronto integrates powerful social rewards technology. Michie Mee is known within the music industry for her unique rap style of combining reggae and dancehall with hip-hop. Many successful artists have followed in Michie's footsteps using this gifted technique. With over two decades in the entertainment industry, the Juno nominated rapper and actress is not only an inspiration for female musicians, but also all artists nationwide. Michelle McCullock was born in St. Andrew, Kingston, Jamaica, later relocating to Toronto, Ontario at a young age. While in her mid teens, Michie began crafting her rap style, which quickly gained attention by both Canadian and American rap artists. Michie would also travel frequently from Toronto to New York City giving her more exposure amongst the hip-hop elite. While performing in rap battles, Michie introduced a new formula by being able to switch back and forth between North American English and the Jamaican form of English known as Jamaican Creole or Patois. This daring move would ignite audiences and leave often Michie's rap battle competitors stunned. During a concert in Toronto, fate stepped in and Michie was introduced by Boogie Down Productions to perform on stage. This was a major accomplishment for a young Canadian MC to receive such recognition by a successful New York rap group. Michie would go on to team up with DJ L.A. Luv and form the duo, Michie Mee and L.A. Luv. By the late 1980s, Michie was featured in the Canadian hip-hop compilation Break'n Out, which was produced by B.D.P. members, KRS-ONE and the late Scott La Rock. By the ending of the decade, Michie Mee would make history by signing with First Priority/Atlantic Records, making her the first Canadian rapper to sign with a major record label in the United States. Elements of Style was Michie's first single with L.A. Luv. The single was successful in the U.S. and the duo also appeared on the compilation The First Priority Music Family: Basement Flavor on tracks Victory is Calling and On This Mic. In 1991, Michie released her debut album, Jamaican Funk: Canadian Style, which infused reggae and dancehall elements within the rap album. The hit single, Jamaican Funk, received a Juno Award nomination in 1992. Throughout her career, Michie has opened for many artists including Will Smith, Salt n Pepa, Heavy D, and LL Cool J. She also had the pleasure of touring with Queen Latifah, Audio Two and fellow Canadians, Maestro Fresh Wes and the Dream Warriors. Although she was a powerful force within the hip-hop culture, Michie's musical talents did not stop there. She went on tour with singer Sinead O'Conner and was a founding member of the metal band The Day After, formally called Raggadeath, once again showing her skills as a versatile musician. In 2000, Michie released another album with Koch/E1 titled, The First Cut Is The Deepest, which would bring forth yet another hit single Don't Want To Be Your Slave. The single featured Esthero and earned Michie another Juno nomination. That same year, while promoting her new album, Michie also toured hip-hop super group, Public Enemy. Although Michie has a profound love for music, she has also showcased her talents outside of the music industry. As a member of ACTRA, she has acted in movies and television shows such as Short Circuit 2, Night Heat, La Femme Nikita (CTV), Da Kink In My Hair, Soulfood, and has made a special appearance co-hosting TSN's Off The Record. She was also co-host of Canada's longest running rap radio show, The Powermove Show on CKLN Radio in Toronto. Michie has starred in the groundbreaking hip-hop series Drop The Beat and appeared in the blockbuster In Too Deep starring LL Cool J and Omar Epps, My Baby's Mama with Eddie Griffin and “Chicks With Sticks” featuring Jason Priestly. Michie's vibrant nature in a work environment is frequently noted and she is often asked to host events, which she does on a regular basis. Aside from her life as an entertainer, Michie is also a mother who makes it one of her duties to keep involved with today's youth. Knowing first hand the twists and turns artists often face in entertainment, Michie is an avid supporter of children striving to achieve a good education. Michie herself left university after her music career began to soar and has always spoken openly about the importance of education. Michie Mee has had an outstanding career in entertainment thus far. With her currently working on hot new music, acting roles and a feature in the 2011 CBC hip-hop documentary Love, Props and the T. Dot, this trailblazer's saga still continues. Michie Mee's reign as Queen is far from over. Michie Mee spent some time with us on our show. During our conversation she talked about: – Some of her background including being one of the few Black women involved in the early days of Canadian hip-hop – Why did she go into hip hop instead of reggae – Where did she get her influence to get involved in music – The moment she knew that hip hop would be her journey and the memory of a show in Jamaica – What has her musical journey taught her – Advance for women of color who want to get involved in music – How has the music industry changed during her journey You can connect with Michie Mee via: Website Twitter YouTube Instagram Soundcloud Facebook Michie Mee is scheduled to appear at the YOWronto Music Festival on July 1, 2017 at 6 p.m. Eastern. Some of the other artists scheduled to appear at the YOWronto Music Festival are: Alison Hinds, Eric Donaldson, Romain Virgo, Tessanne Chin, Professor Nuts, Lt. Stitchie, Baby Cham, Jay Harmony and Kim Davis. Iauwata, Captain Love, RaLion, Visionary, Ammoye Evans and N'ZYE. You can find out more about YOWronto Music Festival via: Website Email Phone: (416) 668-0945 Visit our website at https://www.thedrvibeshow.com/ Please feel free to email us at dr.vibe@thedrvibeshow.com Please feel free to “Like” the “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook fan page here God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith, Dr. Vibe

1. Beenie Man & Mr Vegas - Bad Man Nuh Flee 2. Sean Paul – Legit 3. T.O.K. - Gal Fi Get Loving 4. Richie Stephens - Take Away 5. Tanya Stephens – Goggle 6. Beenie Man - Oyster & Conch 7. Lady Saw - Hice It Up 8. Tanto Metro & Devonte - Everyone Falls in Love Sometimes 9. Sean Paul - Nah Get No Bligh 10. Beenie Man - Who You Wanna Dis 11. Richie Stephens - Weakness for Sweetness 12. Buju Banton - Up Close And Personal 13. Wayne Wonder - Watching You 14. Tanto Metro & Devonte - Say Wooee 15. Sean Paul - Deport Them 16. Mr. Vegas - Jack It Up 17. Beenie Man – Bookshelf 18. Sasha - Dat Sexy Body 19. Tony Curtis – Faith 20. Mr. Vegas – Yuh Sure 21. Mr. Vegas – Heads High 22. General Degree – Traffic Blocking 23. Beenie Man – Let Him Go 24. Buccaneer – Take It Easy 25. Lady G – Ease Off, Breeze Off 26. Red Rat – Tight Skirt 27. Red Rat – Shelly Ann 28. Red Rat – Dwayne 29. Buju Banton – Champion (DJ Rusty G Remix) 30. Lady Saw – No Long Talking (DJ Rusty G Remix) 31. Lady Saw & Spragga Benz – Backshot 32. Sean Paul – Junkin Punny 33. Beenie Man – Who Am I? 34. Mr. Vegas – Hand in the Air 35. Sean Paul – Infiltrate 36. Mad Cobra – Pet & Pamper 37. Spragga Benz – Strong Performer 38. Capleton – Who Dem? 39. Beenie Man – Heights of Great Men 40. Elephant Man – Watchie Pum 41. Spragga Benz – Praise 42. Harry Toddler – You Know 43. Lexxus – Halla Halla 44. Tanto Metro & Devonte – We Like It 45. Ward 21 – Blood Stain 46. Ward 21 – Immortal Vybz Medley 47. Elephant Man – Immortal Vybz Medley 48. Beenie Man – Better Learn 49. Wayne Wonder – Informers 50. Wayne Wonder – Let Your Conscience Set You Free 51. Baby Cham – Can I get A? 52. Bounty Killer – Can’t Believe My Eye 53. Bounty Killer – Anytime 54. T.O.K. – Eagle Cry 55. Spragga Benz – Do it Again 56. Baby Cham & Wayne Wonder – Joyride 57. Wayne Wonder – Bashment Girl 58. Lady Saw – Sycamore Tree 59. Tanya Stephens – Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet 60. Spragga Benz – Hunting 61. Baby Cham & Mr. Easy – Funny Man 62. Beenie Man – Silent Violence 63. Frisco Kid – Rubbers 64. Beenie Man – Old Dog 65. Spragga Benz – Girls Watchers 66. Merciless – Gal Dem Gizzada 67. Baby Cham – The Mass 68. Rude Boy Kelly – Girls Anthem 69. Alley Cat – Hot Gal 70. Frisco Kid & Wayne Wonder – Dreamland 71. Wayne Wonder – Searching & Searching 72. Rayvon & Redd Fox – Bashment Party 73. General Degree – Stand By 74. Shaggy – Hot Gal 75. Mad Cobra – Gal Splurt 76. Professor Nuts – Mama Have Her Own 77. Spragga Benz – We Nuh Like 78. Beenie Man – Hypocrite 79. Bounty Killer – Eagle and Di Hawk 80. Dave Kelly – Slurp 81. Beenie Man – Romie 82. Beenie Man – Girls Dem Sugar 83. Shabba Ranks – Caan Dun 84. Sean Paul & Mr. Vegas – Hot Gal Today 85. Beenie Man – Memories 86. Beenie Man – Once a Year 87. Bounty Killer – Ask Fi War 88. Bounty Killer – Fed Up

  Ruth-Ann BROWN , Nakeeba Amaniyea, Nadine Queen  Ruth-Ann Brown was born in Jamaica, where she was surrounded by the influences of dancehall veterans such as King Yellowman, Josie Wales, and Jacob Miller.  Reggae was like a drug. I couldn't get enough,” Ruth recalls writing poems as a means of releasing her pent-up emotions. By the time she became a young adult, she began experimenting with writing songs to instrumentals made by friends. Her listeners have described her music as soul-touching, passionate, intense, deep, yet still as smooth, relaxing, tropical and warm. She credits Dennis Brown, The Cranberries and Sade as her greatest musical influences. Nakeeba Amaniyea. The daughter of Grammy nominated and international reggae pioneer, Sister Carol, demonstrated singing and songwriting talents as early as the age of 10. Nakeeba would sing and perform with her siblings on her parents' “Eastman Sound” in Flatbush, Brooklyn. The weekly showcases would attract both international and locally known artists to perform. She was selected by Noel Alphonso of Noni Musik to be the cornerstone of a new female hip-hop/reggae/R&B group. The group worked on a number of projects, including a modern remake of Althea and Donna's classic hit “Uptown Top Rankin”.  Nadine Queen born in Jamaica , she performed with the likes of Jamaican singer Richie Stephens...she has also (shared) the stage with most of the "Reggae greats" such as Luciano,Marcia Griffiths, Pappa San, Junior Murvin, Mr.Vegas, Buchaneer, Bounty Killa, Lady Saw, Frankie Paul,Professor Nuts, King Yellow Man, Doc aka "Medical," Sasha,John Holt, Ken Boothe, Gregory Issacs, Josie Whales,  DJ Assassin, George Knooks, Tony Rebel...just to name a few.Nadine Queen as she is lot a flavor n the three "L"s...Love, Life n Laughter.  caribbeanradioshoe@gmail.com

Born Nadine Queen Jamaica singer/songwriter, Nadine has spanned a musical career where she has been singing n performing for most of her life. As a singer Nadine has performed with the likes of Jamaican singer Richie Stephens...she has also (shared) the stage with most of the "Reggae greats" such as Luciano,Marcia Griffiths, Pappa San, Junior Murvin, Mr.Vegas, Buchaneer, Bounty Killa, Lady Saw, Frankie Paul,Professor Nuts, King Yellow Man, Doc aka "Medical," Sasha,John Holt, Ken Boothe, Gregory Issacs, Josie Whales, Elephant Man, DJ Assassin, George Knooks, Tony Rebel..