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SUMFEST CHECK SOUND by lerebours valery

SUMFEST 2023 EARLY VIBES LIVE AUDIO by Ted Bounce

This week the crew talks Beenie Man answering for Masicka about a potential clash with Alkaline, Kizzy Don's Sumfest scam, Shenseea wanting to change the narrative of dancehall overseas and how legends can preserve their legendary status Buss Di Utes songs of the week: Ari: Persian Wildfamily - Life Get Hard: https://bit.ly/3XjbC3p Javi: Shaka - Change: https://bit.ly/469A1wd Naro: Jahnya - Wait: https://bit.ly/3PpkQsO

SUMFEST 2023 PROMO MIX Feat T-Vice , Kreyol La , Rutshelle , Vayb , Kaï & More... by Ted Bounce

Harry Luc ap rankonte Sa k pase nan backstage Sumfest ak atis lokal yo tankou Tonymix ak Shabba

SUMFEST WARM UP SET by Ted Bounce

MISHIGAN SPOKE TO REGGAE/DANCEHALL ARTIST MR EASY ABOUT HIS EPIC PERFORMANCE AS PART OF THE DAVE KELLY TRIBUTE @ SUMFEST 2022 IN JAMAICA ON RUMBLE TALK ON SOUNDCHAT RADIO. 

Brought To You By: https://www.2linedmusichutstore.com | Enter promo code ERP20 at check out to receive 20% off your first purchase.(((((PART 2))))))Reggae / Dancehall drummer extraordinaire RICARDO 'DRUMMY' DAVIS from the legendary RUFF KUTT BAND pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an EPICCCC conversation about his 30+ year career. In the second part of this conversation Drummy spoke about meeting and working with Bounty Killer, meeting Nelson Mandela for a second time in Jamaica, leaving Bounty Killer to work with Beenie Man, Jazzwad, playing on Garnet Silk's last show, playing for Vybz Kartel, Popcaan, Sizzla Kalonji, Spice, Lady Saw and Cutty Ranks. Drummy also spoke about his most memorable and scary moments at shows like Sting, Champions, Sumfest and sooooo much more. THIS IS A MUST LISTEN!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe. Enjoy!

For more of the latest and greatest in Dancehall and Reggae music, check out the album 18 Karat Reggae Gold 2021 : Oneness 

The King Of Bass BAY-C from Dancehall's iconic group T.O.K pulled to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an EPIC and honest conversation. Bay-C spoke about how T.O.K started, T.O.K doing back up for Monster Shack at SumFest, their first chart topper, what really caused the problem with ARP, the highest and lowest points in the T.O.K journey, the importance of dubplates, best performances, Ward 21, his reason for going solo, latest body of work, producing for Vybz Kartel and so much more. He even broke down 5 of T.O.K biggest hits. THIS IS A MUST LISTEN. Don't forget to subscribe. Enjoy!

The Reggae Sumfest team did a great job putting together #ATasteofSumfest festival in just a few weeks, while most festivals are being canceled or going virtual for 2020, Sumfest is the only Caribbean festival to keep a presence this year. A Taste of Sumfest had a week-long schedule of digital events including music workshops, panels, re-visited older performances and showcased Jamaican homegrown artists on their own turf giving shorter performances for each artist gave us a great sample and something for us to rally around for Reggae and Dancehall music.  Official Videos for Night 1 & Night 2  We did a full review last year of some of the best moments of the full experience virtually, but now we all tuned in virtually multi-streamed on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube.    Stylin' on/Vibin' to segment extended video! Exclusively on YouTube.  Stylin' on: Shenseea Pretty Little Things ambassadorship Vibin' to: Kabaka Pyramid “Babylon Fallin”    Stay connected to Style & Vibes Keep up here: Website | Newsletter Let's talk here: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook   Executive Produced by Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown of Support the show (https://glow.fm/thestylevibesandpodcast/)

Ep. 12 - Si Yo VLE Podcast - PLAN *ENTÈDI A TIMOUN KI GEN MWENS KE 16 ZAN *INTERDIT AUX MOINS DE 16 ANS 1: (1:20) Casa de Papel S03 2: (7:34) Fenomèn FaceApp an Ayiti avèk mond lan. FaceApp Challenge en ayiti et dans le monde 3: (24:28) 3em Edisyon Sumfest nan kontèks sosyo politik akyèl lan Sumfest 3eme Edition dans le contexte socio-politique actuel 4: (31:20) Koman sponsò yo jere atis yo nan HMI lan – Relasyon moun pa ki nan biznis lan Sponsorship dans la musique haitienne – Nepotisme dans l'industrie. 5: (44:23) Kisa wap fè si yon fanm ki vinn lakay ou baw mato Comment réagir face à un coup d'un nuit qui se révèle être une kleptomane. ENJOY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mizik ki nan epizòd sa: L-Won – Manzè bon sou mwen (Prod. By Dice) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Abone a Si Yo Vle Podcast

On this episode, Ari, Naro and Javi details their experience attending Reggae Sumfest 2019 for the 1st time. They also discuss what they think about the Squash/Chronic Law and Jahvillani feud and friends influencing relationships. Fuljoy! Buss Di Utes songs of the week: Ari: Chavez - Country Breeze: https://bit.ly/32MPBNK Javi: DYUM - Tief Piece Gimmi: https://bit.ly/2JYJm0K Naro: T'Jean, Chronic Law - ENERGY: https://bit.ly/2K1jNMz

Topics covered: Spice collecting a MTV Movie & TV Award for Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta, Tarrus Riley and Equiknoxx dropping new projects, Two free shows for reggae fans in Brooklyn, Sumfest introducing new luxury tickets, Reggae on the River being cancelled and much more. A video of this wrap up can be seen at gibbopresents.com gibbopresents.com facebook.com/gibbopresents instagram.com/gibbopresents twitter.com/gibbopresents gibbopresents@gmail.com

Today we speak with the unbreakable Karla from the DownSound Entertainment team about the final days before the Get Social Awards and also the expanded luxury offers at this year's staging of Reggae Sumfest. Time is almost UP! Vote for all your favourites on social media before its too late! The Get Social Awards Voting closes June 14 at midnight!Head to the website www.reggaesumfest.com and click the VOTE GET SOCIAL button or www.getsocialwithsumfest.com Also the official Reggae Sumfest Mobile App is here with everything you need to know at your fingertips •Buy Tickets • View the Artist Lineup •Get to know our sponsors •View our Merch •Tune in to Reggae Sumfest Radio •Vote for the Get Social Award Nominees Download in the App Store/ Google Play Today! #ReggaeSumfest2019 #OurMusicOurFestival #ComeExperienceOurCulture

Topics covered: Buju Banton dropping "Country For Sale", Shaggy releasing his new album Wah Gwaan?!, Tarrus Riley out of Sumfest, Etana and Romain Virgo in, Steel Pulse set to release Mass Manipulation their first full length project in fifteen years, the 37th annual International Reggae and World Music Awards and much more. A video of this wrap up can be seen at gibbopresents.com gibbopresents.com facebook.com/gibbopresents instagram.com/gibbopresents twitter.com/gibbopresents gibbopresents@gmail.com

Aren’t you tired of these MAY18th, Labor Day Haitians, always repping but never wanna go to Haiti? ..always saying there’s nothing to do Nou gen Springbreak in Haiti, Nou gen SumFest and many more

On this episode, Ari, Naro and Javi discuss how long should one wait when pursuing a widow and the dangers of toxic masculinity on the back of Kodak Black's insensitive Lauren London comments and Nipsey Hussle's murder. The crew also tackles the news of Sumfest head Joe Bogdanovich promising that Dalton Harris will need no extra security at the event and the Broadcasting Commission working with Facebook & YouTube to regulate content. Buss Di Utes songs of the week: Javi: I Waata - Mute: https://bit.ly/2P7duJj Naro: Zagga - Bad & Hungry: https://bit.ly/2D8aIio Ari: Ackeino - Gift: https://bit.ly/2v1Lttu

Strap in for a wild ride. In this episode Ari and Naro chop it up special guest, MC Nuffy about his origins as an MC (5:52), the history of his "personal issues" with Spice(18:53) and why he wept on his Instagram live for Vybz Kartel's freedom (38:30). Nuffy also further denied having any problems with Rygin King after it appeared that his Sumfest performance was cut short (53:49). Also discussed is the recent baptisms of Alaine and Yendi Phillips(1:02:44), Warren Weir's recent run in with the police (1:15:13) and more. [Apologies for the audio technical difficulties with the 1st 19mins. Fuljoy!] Buss Di Utes songs: MC Nuffy: Frass Hill - Hello Miss: https://bit.ly/2MhzO0W Ari & Naro: Lila Iké - Second Chance: https://bit.ly/2OCl91E

Elephant Man’s music is fun. Not only is the music enjoyable to listen to, but Elephant Man has fun with his music. Usually not too serious, it has some form of gimmick, and it’s packed with energy. Then add a live performance and the formula is complete. As a modern day Dancehall artist, Elephant Man has used this formula to bridge his work from the late 90’s and has continued to make himself viable. In the arena of gimmickry, Elephant Man is a force. He walked onto the scene with red and orange colored hair alongside Harry Toddler, Nitty Kutchie, Boom Dandimite as The Scare Dem Crew. Elephant developed catch phrases like “Good To Go,” “Shizzle Mi Nizzle,” "Bomb A Drop," and was known by the nickname of Energy God. The nickname relates to Elephant’s well known stage performances. Elephant comments, “Mi is a man, so ya see me ya see energy. Mi nah put on. Is just me dat. From mi a lickle yout it just deh ya in mi. The fans, they give me the name Energy god. They see mi climb pon de box, mi go up pon the speaker, mi go up pon the iron, mi jump in a de crowd, mi up pon de wire, up pon de fence. Sugar Minott, and Ken Boothe. Ken Boothe say, “Elephant, you a the ungo dj mi see who used to go like me in my time. Fit and physical” Tiger and Lieutenant Stitchie used to jump too. We ah the young generation, so we take it pon the next level. It jus’ the vibe of the people, them enjoy themselves." Elephant can also chat slackness and was involved in the August 2001 SumFest event where the Jamaican government shutdown artists chatting slackness, while the artists were performing on stage. Elephant comments, “Jamaica the land of bad word y’know. Some people them ah try use we now fe make an example a what dem do wrong. Artists clash. When dem clash, bottle fling, people get lick. Then the promoter turn it over pon we an’ lef we inna everyting. I didn’t make no clash start. I jus’ curse one bad word, yes. Memba, a beer elder there inna a de show. It depends on how I cuss the badword, because I was just expressing my feeling when I was saying that Malcolm shouldn’t dead. Mi just a vex that Malcolm was dead an’ curse the badword. They just come up pon this profanity thing and everybody try to use the entertainer for bad example. “

I-cient-cy Mau is a Jamaica's reggae ambassadors, he was born and raised in Trench TownJamaicaand developed his skill using his everyday struggles and the strong influences from Bob Marley and the Wailers. I-cient-cy; growing up in TrenchTown the catalyst for Reggae music, has inherited that unique sound founded by his predecessors. His debut Album “When Words come to Life” has a roots rock sound, mix with a combination of strong vocals over melodic drum and bass. It is the true, ghetto experience, all blended in harmony. The first two single off the Album “WORKS TO DO, and STRUGGLE'' pack a solid one two punch, that will, have the world wanting more. Both singles has been #1 on the BESS FM Culture Chart, in Jamaica Floyd Smith a.k.a Aaron Silk was born in Jamaica. A truly gifted singer  he performed on Popular Festival Shows and  and dances. He started his professional recording in 1995  his first release " Show I the Way " composed by Garnet Silk himself. This was followed by " Madda Fire " and " No Competition ".  Later  He  recorded " Right Path "on the Flames production label for Tony Rebel. This song got air play in Europe, America and the Caribbean holding number one position in Trinidad, Canada and Bermuda. He has performed in several countries namely New York , Trinidad , Bermuda and many others including his own country Jamaica where he has performed on Sting, Sumfest,  Rebel Salute and other major shows. Here it is his first project  entitled "Bless I Oh Jah" on the Culture Shock Label owned by Executive Producer Keith Simmonds and himself, 13 songs dedicated to his late brother Garnet Silk  caribbeabradioshow@gmail.com

We talk to Hezron about his song Two Places, a combination track with Shaggy, as he explains some scenarios why some couples have issues managing time. We cover his consistent status as a young reggae vocalist and his improvements in the industry. He is slated for Reggae Sumfest this year and we #Salute that. All Woman - Hezron Full Hezron Interview  Two Places - Hezron ft Shaggy So In Love - Hezron If You Only Knew - Hezron   Listen weekly on www.DaFlavaRadio.com for the 'Sunsplash Mix Show' Saturday Mornings from 10:00am to 1:00pm (Eastern). This show is also heard in the streets of Gambia on Vibes FM 106.1, Radio West Indies (Philly, MD) and Traffic Jam Radio (CT). Jah Prince also is the host/dj of 'Love Ultra', RnB Show Tuesday Nights from 11:00pm to 1:00am, the 'Fire Fridays' Hip Hop Show Friday Afternoons from 3:00pm to 5:00pm, and now the 'One Hour Workout' Uptempo Mix Tuesday Afternoons from 3:00pm to 4:00pm. Sponsored by: Caribbean International Shipping Services Inc. - 'Just Pack It, We'll Ship It' www.caribbeanshippingservice.com (( and )) Startime Computers - 'Your Roadmap to Technology' www.startimecomputers.com (( and )) JayForce.com - Urban Music Blog Sunsplash Media, Inc.,CY Clothing Inc. - www.cyevolution.com, Smokin Needles Records & Riddim Kidz  -  www.SmokinShells.com