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House of Marley wins Summit International Award
Were bringing back the boombox from the 80s! said House of Marley spokeswoman Karen Korponai cheerfully at the CES show (the picture shows their stand at the show), and indeed they are. The Bag of Rhythm is pretty much that a portable stereo with high-end components, a handsome birch wood face and an iPhone/iPod dock, nestled inside a canvas shoulder bag.
The House of Marley company, which also makes earbuds and headphones, operated under a partnership with the late Bob Marleys family. One of his sons, Rohan Marley, was at CES to help promote the product.
Ras I Musique
Music Mogul In The Making
TEENinterviews
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
AN ambitious producer with a powerful love for the creation of music, Immanuel Kerr is not just an ordinary TEEN. After graduating from Wolmer's Boys' School, making the decision to pursue music wasn't an easy one.
Being a self-taught musician, he was always around musical instruments and he learned to play many of them from a young age, including the bass, guitar and drums.
Having started creating rhythms from around the age of 12, as he continued to grow, so did his love and passion for the creation of music and the music industry. He then started his musical training in England of being a sound engineer and came back to Jamaica where he completed his studies at the Music Business Technical Institute.
Geared towards his accomplishments, he joined G3 Musik recording label at age 15, where he progressed for three years. Afterwards he left the label as he decided it was time to become a young entrepreneur, get out on his own, 'steer his own ship' and he established his own recording label, Ras-I Musique in 2009.
Having gone on tour to the USA, England and Africa with Junior Kelly and the Marleys continues to strive to accomplish his dream of being one of the top international producers.
If not producing music, this very easy-going individual enjoys playing football and if he was not pursing music, his direction would have been towards being a professional football player.
With a vibrant perspective on the future, he has produced the Party Shop riddim and worked with upcoming deejays such as Masicka on his single Lose Control, Denyque on the single Not What I'm Used To and her new single Gotta Move On and tracks on upcoming artiste Kray-Z's mixtape such as On and On. He has also been featured on mixtapes as an artiste as well as a producer for Kray-Z, T'Nez, Chi Ching Ching and TOK.
Currently he is working on the Laugh Now Cry Later mixtape with Infinity and acoustic tracks from Kray-Z and D'yani.
He is inspired by everyday happenings and his vibe and he hopes to work with Sizzla, I-Octane and Buju Banton
He advises TEENs who intend on entering the music industry to:
"Know the industry well as it's not just music, it's a business, so know it inside out. Take it seriously and put in the work; success will come even though it may take some time."
You can keep in touch with the Ras and check for more updates and upcoming singles at Facebook/Ras-I Musique or on Twitter @RasI_musique.
Talia Soares
Source:http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/teenage/Music-mogul-in-the-making_10617860
BAD FRIDAY: RASTAFARI AFTER CORAL GARDENS NOW OUT ON DVD
New Documentary on the History of Violence against Rastafarians Will Receive its European Premiere in Amsterdam on February 10
Philadelphia/Amsterdam, January 23, 2012 Oxumgirl Productions proudly presents the official DVD release and European premiere of BAD FRIDAY: RASTAFARI AFTER CORAL GARDENS, a compelling documentary that chronicles the history of violence against Rastafarians in Jamaica.
Produced and directed by John Jackson, Jr. and Deborah Thomas, along with Junior Gabu Wedderburn and Junior Ista J Manning, BAD FRIDAY focuses on a community of Rastafarians in western Jamaica who annually commemorate the 1963 Coral Gardens incident, a moment just after the islands independence, when the Jamaican government rounded up, jailed and tortured hundreds of Rastafarians. The feature-length documentary recounts the poignant history of violence in Jamaica through the eyes of its most iconic community and shows how people use their recollections of past traumas to imagine new possibilities for a collective future.
For the film, Jackson, Thomas, Wedderburn and Manning interviewed Rasta elders who experienced the Coral Gardens incident. They convey what happened during and after the violent confrontation and how they envisioned, and still envision, justice. The 63-minute long documentary, which was shot on DV, mini-DV and HD, also features archival footage and historical photographs, placing the interviews within the context of a longer history of persecution of the Rastafari movement. Junior Gabu Wedderburn, former drummer at the Jamaican National Dance Company and master drummer of Broadways The Lion King, has crafted the original BAD FRIDAY soundtrack featuring 14 inspirational songs.
BAD FRIDAY experienced its world premiere last year in the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston, Jamaica. Since then the documentary has b">een shown at various film festivals in the Caribbean and North America, including the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival and Hollywood Black Film Festival. On February 10, the film will receive its European premiere in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The film will be screened at Rootical Vibrations, a popular Rasta-related film and music event hosted by Caribbean Creativity (www.caribbeancreativity.nl) that is one-of-its kind in Europe. Two of the filmmakers, Thomas and Wedderburn, will specially visit Amsterdam to participate in this festive premiere.
Besides playing the festival circuit, BAD FRIDAY is out now on DVD. The documentary is distributed by Third World Newsreel and can be purchased by institutions through www.twn.org and by individuals through www.filmbaby.com or the films official website, www.badfridaythemovie.com. Individuals can buy the DVD for $19,99 and download the film for $14,99. The BAD FRIDAY soundtrack can be purchased through www.cdbaby.com ($12,97 for the CD, $9,99 for the download).
Buy BAD FRIDAY from Filmbaby.com (individuals)
Buy BAD FRIDAY from Third World Newsreel (institutions)
Visit the films website BadFridayTheMovie.com
Like the BAD FRIDAY Facebook page
RSVP the European premiere of BAD FRIDAY at Rootical Vibrations
"Amidst the proliferation of films on Rasta, none have managed to fathom the Rastafari experience of their Jamaican Babylon like BAD FRIDAY. Now that Rasta is an increasingly co-opted global culture, this is as close as the untutored will get to understanding the meanings of being Dread during the pre-reggae period when adherents were viewed as a cult of outcasts and routinely victimized. A powerful and timely historical document that speaks to the ways that remembering-and-forgetting continue to shape Jamaicas post-colonial identity."
Jake Homiak, Curator of Discovering Rastafari, Smithsonian Institution
UWI Research Days 2012 To Examine Health and Wellness Research
Kingston, Jamaica: Health and Wellness will be the focus as the University of the West Indies hosts its 2012 Research Days activities on Thursday, January 26 and Wednesday, January 27 on the Mona Campus. Now in its 13th year, the annual forum provides an opportunity for dialogue between researchers and students, potential investors/research collaborators, business leader policy makers locally, regionally and internationally.
This year's theme, "Promoting Health and Wellness: The UWI Mona's Innovative Approach", seeks to highlight the UWI's efforts and achievements as a teaching and research institution in advancing knowledge and the understanding of the factors that facilitate or impede health and wellness. One major highlight will be the formal unveiling of the revolutionary UWI Cardiac Surgery Simulator invention. Developed by an eminent team of researchers at the Mona Campus, the device is poised to transform the teaching of cardiac surgery globally. It is already in great demand by Ivy League Universities in across the USA and interest is being shown by universities as far afield as Australia. The Launch and Demo of the Simulator will take place on Thursday, January 26 at 9:00 am at the Undercroft of the University's Senate Building.
The 2012 Research Days exposition will showcase the University's innovations and distinguished research focus and achievements, as it seeks to maximise the application of research findings and innovations outside of the academic environment. With continuing recognition regionally and internationally of the university's excellence in research, the Mona Campus now officially presents its outstanding catalogue of research in the area of health and wellness.
Another feature of the event will be the annual American Friends of Jamaica Inc and The Cobb Family Lecture Series, which will see Dr. Parris Lyew-Ayee speaking on Addressing Road Safety Through Innovative Thinking and Technologies. The lecture takes place on Thursday, at 5:30 p.m. also at the Undercroft.
Research Days 2012 concludes with a gala awards function on Friday January 27, where presentations will be made to the most outstanding researchers for 2011.
VP Records Releases Singing Melody's "They Call Me Mr. Melody" Today!
(Kingston, Jamaica January 17th, 2012)
Just like the crescendo musicians give listeners at the height of a song, Singing Melody has built the same effect leading up to the release of his 6th studio album They Call Me Mr. Melody which is available in stores and online today, Tuesday January 17th, 2012 through VP Records!
Beginning with his album launch at 'Plug n Play' (at the Wyndham Hotel in Kingston, Jamaica) on Friday January 13th, Singing Melody personally delivered audio of what fans can expect on his album.
With his star power shining brightly, Melody performed his hit lead single "Collide," and added "Time Wasted," his second single, as well as Smile featuring Dancehall veteran URoy. Melody had all in the palm of his hands causing one journalist to note based on the crowd response, his album should sell well! Media outlets from Jamaica, and the US such as Reuters, Billboard, Sunsplash Media and several others attended the launch including media from The Netherlands, Germany and Slovenia.
Throughout January and February, Melody will be on the road promoting the album, which will include album signings in select cities in the US, the Caribbean and the UK.
They Call Me Mr. Melody is available online at www.VPReggae.com and all major digital retail outlets. Additional information is available on Singing Melodys site: http://singingmelodymusic.com/international/theycallmemrmelody/.
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON
I-Octane Poised to Make 2012
A
Breakthrough Year
New York, NY (January 11, 2012) Conscious reggae crooner I-Octane starts 2012 on a high note with a jam packed schedule and what he anticipates will be another successful year. After wrapping up 2011 with a slew of hit songs and the release of his official EP off his own label Conquer the Globe Productions, I-Octane is taking steps to make 2012 even better.
The early part of the year will take I-Octane to Europe where he will perform on 3 major festivals. First he will make a stop in Paris and Amneville France for the Reggae Splash Tour on February 24 and 25. His final stop will be the Amsterdam Reggae Festival, which is scheduled to be held on Sunday, February 26, 2012. Although no stranger to Europe, this time around is still exciting for I-Octane.
The last time I was in Europe I was opening for Tarrus Riley," the artiste states. "so this is the first time that I will take the stage in Europe as one of the headline acts and it is a great honor to be invited to perform."
Even though it is still early in the year, I-Octane is already making headlines. He was recently featured in the January issue of Billboard's online magazine where they predict that this is the year that he will breakthrough internationally. It is a prediction that I-Octane is taking seriously as he has already shared the stage with international heavyweights such as Lauryn Hill, BabyFace Edmund, Monica, Gyptian, Shaggy, Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley and Stephen Marley within the past year. Added to that, I-Octane will be touring extensively throughout the year while promoting his debut album "Crying to the Nation" as well as his EP "Straight from the Heart", which is currently available on Itunes and Amazon. He will also focus on producing songs off his own label while still organizing conscious campaigns to give back to his country.
"This will be a busy year for me," I-Octane admits. "But it is about doing more than just music. I want to be able to give back to my country and help out where I can. Realistically, the more exposure I get internationally is the better position I will be in to contribute. Right now, I just have to remain focused and continue to work hard."
It is this attitude and focus that is causing the music fraternity worldwide to sit up and take notice of the budding superstar. His conscious lyrics, breathtaking melodies, focused work ethic, and his heart for humanity continues to put I-Octane in a league of his own - a league that will no doubt propel him to a higher level musically and truly cause him to breakthrough this year.
Konshens Gears Up For An Epic 2012
and Launch His Clothing Line
New York, NY - (January 13, 2012) - Rising Reggae superstar Konshens closed 2011 on a high note with quite a few major announcements, leaving his fans anticipating the February 28 release of his debut album Mental Maintenance.
As he prepares for the release of his worldwide debut album, Konshens chips in the turbo and kicked off the year with a busy schedule. Ringing in the New Years with a performance in Guyana in front of several thousand fans at a Mackeson endorsed event, Konshens returned to Jamaica and is gearing up to launch the release of his clothing line OH'K.
Konshens, who is personally spearheading the initiative, says it's the perfect combination of two of his loves; fashion and his fans, which for the most part are females. The clothing line is casual and artistically unique with artisanal quality and a touch of glamor. The name of the clothing line titled OH'K draws its inspiration from the Jamaican dancehall, urban culture and hot new trends in graphic art and fashion. The OH'K female are youthful, chic and urban with her finger on the pulse of what's fresh and happening now. The line will represent and speak directly to the females with that urban edge.
Among the items in the new range of OH'K are high quality women's printed T-shirts and tank tops, some featuring graphic renditions of popular songs by Konshens. The line will first be available in the cultural epi-center of Kingston, Jamaica. Then out to Guyana, Barbados, Trinidad, Belize, Grenada, New York and Miami. With a view to expand into Europe, a full range of long sleeves, sweaters and zip ups will be available for those markets in the near future.
The line translates the stylish dancehall soljah vibe into a tangible, wearable product that embodies the Konshens brand. Konshens teamed up with CY Clothing Inc. who is inspired by all races, and shapes of humanity. Born out of Jamaican, Jewish Reggae, Rasta & Caribbean culture CY Clothing features a unique line of custom clothing & accessories. The partnership of Konshens and CY Clothing is a definite success as OH'K has gelled two creative giants to create one giant product.
The date in which the OH'K clothing line will be released has not been set, but Konshens has told us that it will be "SOON". Look out for where you can purchase your OH'K clothing and remember to purchase your copy of "Mental Maintenance" on February 28th 2012.
REGGAE ARTIST ELJAI TO RELEASE NEW SINGLE / EP
"24/7" ON ITUNES ON JAN. 10, 2012
(LOS ANGELES / KINGSTON / BELIZE CITY): JANUARY 7, 2012 - Belizean Reggae star Eljai is set to release his new single / 4 song EP titled "24/7" this week on Janaury 10, 2012. "24/7" is a timely song that will connect with music fans and the EP will include the previously unreleased songs "Empress" and "For You."
Eljai will begin rehearsals for his tour to support the release of the new EP for the new year and shoot a video for "24/7" also. Visit Eljai's YouTube channel to see all his latest videos, live performance and more.
Eljais most recent album release I KNOW is available now on iTunes and leading digital services worldwide and CD in the US through Independent Distribution Collective, VP Records, and Ernie Bs Reggae.
El DeBarge Jr - Your Love Is Real
Website:http://www.infamrecords.com
Mighty Crown The Far East Rulers have sealed their third sneaker deal with Nike Sportswear. The sneaker pak, released in honor of Mighty Crown's 20th Anniversary in the business, was the hottest possible way for "The Far East Rulers" to culminate their year long celebrations. Consisting of the Nike Dunk High Premium and Nike Sky Force 88 Low, impressively, the sneaker pak marks Mighty Crown's fourth and fifth Nike sneakers to date. Notably, Mighty Crown is the only sound system in the world to get a Nike sneaker deal. Over the years, the name Mighty Crown has become synonymous with Reggae/Dancehall music and culture Globally and as expected the sound continues to make an indelible and unprecedented impact on the Reggae/Dancehall and Sound System industries.
The new limited edition sneakers come in clean colors, yet with lots of special materials, applications and details on the upper. Both the sleek all black Nike Dunk High Premium and the silver Nike Sky Force 88 Low sneakers are customized with the infamous Mighty Crown logo through out and the Mighty Crown name uniquely engraved in the sole. But what makes these sneakers really blaze is a collage of all of Mighty Crown's sound clash trophies on the shoes' insoles -- truly a testament of Mighty Crown's achievements.
"Being able to say that five pairs of Nike sneakers were made in honor of Mighty Crown is truly a blessing. It reminds me that hard work does eventually pay off, but none of this would have been possible without the support of Reggae/Dancehall fans," says Masta Simon, co-founding member of Mighty Crown.
Sneaker freaks have been obsessed with Mighty Crown's new sneakers, particularly because they are limited editions. Since the demand for this limited supply is so high, remaining pairs are being purchased by collectors for prices in the range of $300 - $400. In addition to the sneaker aficionados, more than a few celebrities have been spotted donning the kicks. Because the sales of Mighty Crown's past sneakers with Nike were exceptional, one can truly understand why a new deal was sealed. Moreover, it's clear that Nike and other companies are starting to realize that Mighty Crown's popularity can be used to market the lifestyle of Japan's burgeoning Reggae/Dancehall culture. Much to their credit, Mighty Crown has landed numerous endorsement deals over the past several years.
"The influence that selectors and other key members of the Reggae/Dancehall and Sound System culture have on the lifestyles of those they entertain is undeniable, yet underrated by many. Mighty Crown's continued relationship with Nike simply solidifies them as a brand and a marketing powerhouse. At the same time, it shows limitless possibilities for those at the forefront of our music and culture," says Mighty Crown's long time manager Garfield "Chin" Bourne of Irish and Chin.
Mighty Crown's newest Nike sneakers add to their growing empire, which consists of a sound system, record label, magazine, clothing brands and retail outlets. Always focused on expanding their outfit, Mighty Crown continues to make great business strides.
Barry Llewellyn of the Heptones is dead
Published: Friday November 25, 2011
Howard Campbell, Gleaner Writer
Barry Llewellyn, an original member of the influential harmony trio, the
Heptones, died Wednesday at the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH). He was 64.
Leroy Sibbles, Llewellyns colleague in the Heptones, confirmed his death
in an interview with The Gleaner. He said Llewellyn died shortly after he
was taken to the KPH.
No cause of death was given.
Llewellyn had lived in the United States for most of the last decade and
was expected to return there Friday.
Born in Trench Town, Llewellyn formed the Heptones with Earl Morgan in the
late 1950s. The groups line-up went through several changes with Glen
Adams, future keyboardist with producer Lee Scratch Perrys house band,
The Upsetters, one of its early member.
It was not until Sibbles joined that the group began recording, first for
producer Ken Lack. Their songs for Lack made little impression but a move
to the more established Studio One saw their career taking off.
Working with producer Clement Coxson Dodd, the Heptones had a remarkable
run during the rocksteady era of the late 1960s. Their hit songs included
Fattie, Fattie, Sweet Talking, Equal Rights, Take Me Darling and Sea Of
Love.
Many of the trios biggest hits at Studio One can be heard on On Top,
considered by musicologists to be the ultimate rocksteady album.
Sibbles handled most of the vocals but Llewellyn was out front on Take Me
Darling and Book Of Rules, a song he co-wrote with producer Harry Harry
J Johnson. Released by Johnson in 1973, Book Of Rules is widely regarded
as a reggae standard.
After Sibbles left in the mid-1970s, Llewellyn and Morgan soldiered on,
recruiting Naggo Morris as a replacement. They recorded for various
producers including singer Dennis Browns DEB label.
After almost two decades apart, the classic Heptones line-up re-grouped in
the 1990s when there was a ska and rocksteady revival in Jamaica, and
parts of Europe and the US.
Llewellyn, Morgan and Sibbles performed on the popular Heineken Startime
oldies series and recorded an album, Pressure, with producer Tappa Zukie
in 1995.
Barry Llewellyn is survived by his widow Monica and children.
Source: http://jamaica-gleaner.com/
DUBTONIC KRU HONOURED BY U.S REPRESENTATIVES
& AWARDED THE SIMBA AWARD BY CPR
November 5th 2011, during an appearance at the 7th staging of the annual Reggae Culture Salute showcase,
marks the date that the musically energizing and medicinal Dubtonic Kru, for the second time in a year was
rewarded for their excellence and contribution to the music industry.
On this occasion Dubtonic Kru received a "Congressional Proclamation" from the U.S house of representatives, by Congress Woman Yvette Clarke.
The other recipient of a "Congressional proclamation" was Big youth.
Also bestowed upon Dubtonic Kru the same evening, was CPR's "Simba Award".
A quote from the Congress Woman.
"I salute Dubtonic Kru for their service and dedication to our community and highlight that their positive
and legendary contributions are what make our nation great and I bestow upon you the highest honor as a
member of the 112th session of congress".
It is quite evident that Dubtonic Kru is poised to raising the bars, while they continue to enjoy the success
from their hard work.
CPR "Coalition to Preserve Reggae" is a none profit organization based in New York with members and affiliates
around the globe with a mission to preserve the music.
Catch up with Dubtonic Kru at their 4th annual Bands Incorporated concert, to be held in Kingston Jamaica on
their studio grounds, November 26th, featuring five of Jamaica's top show bands.
Bands Incorporated 4 ad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n81r7OIOoY
www.dubtonickru.com
BRAND NEW EXCLUSIVE PRE-RELEASE" Imagine - Mojo Morgan
Look foward to hearing new music from Mojo Morgan
This is the 4th leak from Mojo Morgan's upcoming album. This one comes courtesy of House Of Riddims Production out of Austria.
Free download at: http://www.listn.to/GotMojoMorgan
SWITCH TO PLAY VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM IN CULVER CITY
2011 Holiday Soul Fest: Live in Concert Switch W/ Special Guests SWV, Lenny Williams and Club Nouveau
Saturday, Nov 26 7:00p
at Veteran's Memorial Auditorium, Culver City, CA
LA it's that time again, get ready because it's going down...The 2011 Thanksgiving Weekend Soul Fest Starring Live In Concert SWITCH with Special Guest Lenny Williams, Club Nouveau and The Southland Return of the Multi-Platinum selling group SWV. This is a night you don't want miss. Saturday November 26, 2011 at The Veteran's Memorial Auditorium.
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I love Bob Marley, I listen to him everyday - Gnahor
Sunday, October 30, 2011
GRAMMY Award-winning singer, dancer and percussionist Dobet Gnahor of the Ivory Coast had always dreamt of visiting and recording music in Jamaica the land of reggae and Bob Marley.
It was a long time dream, Ive been dreaming about coming to and performing in Jamaica since... forever, noted the French-speaking entertainer with support from her translater, further explaining that it was a wish she expressed since the beginning of her Caribbean tour, to visit Jamaica.
Its my dream (to do a recording here) maybe one day God will decide. I love reggae, I love Bob Marley, I listen to him everyday, Dobet Gnahor told the Sunday Observer in an interview while on a tour of the Tuff Gong International studio on Marcus Garvey Drive in Kingston.
Included on one of her albums, is a reggae song titled When A Child Is Born.
She was a nominee at the 2006 World Music Awards for the Best Newcomer and shared the 52nd Grammy award for Best Urban/Alternative Performance with the internationally renowned India.Arie in 2010 for the song Pearls.
At the Grammys, Arie accepted the award on behalf of the duo, thanking Gnahor for her inspiration. The track Pearls, was originally made popular by international artiste Sad, who interestingly is African extraction, having roots in Nigeria.
The two artistes met recently in Washington, DC and performed Pearls together for the first time in a special concert honouring Dr Martin Luther King held at the John F Kennedy Centre.
Gnahor is widely considered one of contemporary African music's most exciting new talents. She has reportedly astounds audiences with her thrilling stage presence, appealing melodies and powerful singing. She is currently working on a new project called Female Acoustic Africa.
Its a gathering of different female artistes singers from across the African continent, she revealed, adding that it will also included the famed Cameroon bass player, Manu Gallo.
Gnahor been involved with the music for the past 17 years, and has done three albums to date. With her sophomore album, she successfully blends upbeat African grooves with delicate ballads within her poly-national band.
The album Na Afriki (My Afrika) which has been her most successful effort, displays her powerful singing and appealing melodies, expanding on the talent shown in her debut album Ano Neko. The latest Child of the World.
She has been touring the Caribbean, with stops in Martinique, Guadeloupe and the British Virgin Islands, prior to her Jamaican assignment. After Jamaica it will be on to Haiti, Dominica and then the USA. Before to the tour of this region Gnahor performed in Korea.
Dobet Gnahor was born on June 17, 1982 in a small village in the Ivory Coast, West Africa. Her father, Boni Gnahor, is a master percussionist who founded an artistes community in which she grew up. She dropped out of school at age 12, determined to become a musician, and by her mid-teens, she had become a touring musician and dancer. By her early 20s, she hit the international music scene.
Source: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com
MOJO MORGAN NEW MUSIC - FREE DOWNLOAD
"BRAND NEW EXCLUSIVE PRE-RELEASE" Mojo Morgan - "It's Over"
Get your free download of Mojo Morgan's new pre-release "It's Over" at:listn.to/GotMojoMorgan
and visit his Facebook page atwww.facebook.com/GotMojoMorgan
Donisha Prendergast Dispels Rasta Stereotypes
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Soul 4 Soul & Freddie McGregor's historic collaboration
Soul 4 Soul Biography
SOUL 4 SOUL was gifted at an early age with a strikingly artful understanding of the spiritual qualities of music. Born in the western region of Jamaica, Soul 4 Souls earliest musical memories were liturgical church hymns, which inspired the quartet to form an acapella vocal group with moralistic musical sensibilities. The heavenly blend of Soul 4 Souls soothing voices has attracted an ardent and devoted audience throughout Jamaica, placing the group among the most revered and promising new acts in the reggae industry today.
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