England Embraces G-Whizz

April 10, 2010

Kingston, Jamaica --Dancehall singjay, G-Whizz known for one of the biggest anthems of last year, Life, performed at three shows in England last weekend and all three earned him encore performances.

This was quite an achievement for G-Whizz, because, though his music has transcended cultural barriers, this was the artiste's first time in England. The three shows in Leeds, Eastham and Leicester, each outdid the other and proved that he is definitely one of the industry's finest to watch for the future. Each show's lineup also included Razz from "Razz and Biggie" and Serani.


"I was happy with the response at all the shows in the different areas because that was my first time there and to hear people singing all the songs word for word and asking for an encore was great. So just bless up to the fans for accepting my message and the media people who kept playing my music for me to go there for the first time and get that kind of response," said G-Whizz whose correct name is Garland Rowe.

G-Whizz has since then returned to the island and released a new single entitled Tomorrow. The single which is both powerfully penned and melodic is reminiscent of G-Whizz's former hit Lifeand encourages it's listeners to find solace in the knowledge that "tomorrow brings the sun". The video for Tomorrow will be shot next week and be released soon after.

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Spice Electrifies ST. Kitts

April 10, 2010

Kingston, Jamaica -- Entrepreneur and female lyricist Grace Hamilton, internationally known as Spice returned from a performance in Florida less than two weeks ago, while last weekend she again left the island for a performance in St. Kitts.

Spice, gave nothing short of a stunning show, inundated with acrobatic moves and commanding lyrics. Also fresh from her recent video shoot for the song Back Broad, Spice says her upcoming singles will rank among some of her hottest releases. "Because my album is coming up in a few months, I have to be pushing myself extra-hard to get out there and do shows and at

the same time record and do videos. I love the upcoming tracks I've recorded, some of which will be on the album, while others will remain singles and I hope my fans will love them as well," she said.

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Bounty Killer Says "Me Tired"

April 10, 2010

Mi tired fi mi black bredda dem behind di steel,
Mi tiyad fi see we hungry an' ah suffer fi di meal,
An' mi tiyad fi haffi beg di bigger heads fi sign di deal,
An' mi tiyad fi sweat fi nutten, but mi still a till the field.

-Bounty Killer, "Me Tired".

Kingston, Jamaica -- Accomplished Dancehall artiste and head of the musical sect, The Alliance, Bounty Killer, has released one of his most prolific songs in recent years. The song, Me Tired, offers not only acute social commentary but also preaches a message of self-reliance on

Romeich Records' Bank In A Pocket riddim. Some may even say the single bizarrely heralds some of the predicaments which recently befell the artiste, whose correct name is Rodney Price.

In sections of the song he roars: "mi tired fi dem tek whe we choices"- his United States visa was among those revoked by the US Embassy in recent weeks and "mi tired fi mi black bredda dem behind di steel"- the artiste was last week taken into custody on assault charges.

Producer of the Bank In A Pocket riddim, Romeich, says, "There are a mixture of songs with different themes on the riddim and so far everyone has their favourite song. For some it's the Versatile song, Bank Inna Mi Pocket and for others it's the Killer song or other songs. People will love the Killer because they love to hear him talk about their reality. No matter where you're from, he talks about something that affects you on this track. So far it's been getting a great response and we give thanks for that."

In addition, a video medley for the Bank In A Pocket riddim will be shot in a few weeks. "We are hoping by then everything would have worked out with Bounty so he can be apart of the video," concluded Romeich.

Bounty Killer whose bail had been revoked in the recent assault matter, is again slated to appear in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court on April 14 for trial. It is alleged that on March 30 the complainant, a student, told police that the deejay had assaulted her. It was further revealed that the complainant had reported that she had been involved with the deejay for three years, and when she told him that she wanted to end the relationship and had moved on with her life he got angry and hit her all over her body. It was also alleged that after his arrest the deejay threatened the complainant.

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Lisa Hyper Releases "Trust"

April 9, 2010

Mydancehallmadness.com is pleased to present Lisa Hyper's latest video for her single "Trust". For your viewing pleasure we have added a copy.


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