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Ras Michael honoured as Ethiopian royalty visits Harlem (opens the original)
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Rastafarian singer and evangelist Ras Michael was a special guest of Prince Ermias Sahle-Selassie, grandson of Emperor Haile Selassie I and President of the Crown Council of Ethiopia, as he worshipped on Sunday at the historic Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem, New York. For Ras Michael, the occasion was a deeply spiritual meeting of faith, history and generations. The personal invitation by Prince Ermias to join his delegation placed one of Jamaica’s respected Rastafari elders alongside a dir
Ini Kamoze’s ‘Hotstepper’ steps again (opens the original)
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Thirty-two years after Ini Kamoze’s infectious 1994 dancehall hit, Here Comes the Hotstepper, topped the Billboard Hot 100 charts, the song is being used in the USA in a Verizon TV ad campaign. This is not the first time the Salaam Remi and the late Philip ‘Fatis’ Burrell produced Here Comes the Hotstepper is being used in a television ad campaign. In 2013, a remix of Hotstepper by French producer Yuksek was used in the highly successful Evian’s global Baby & Me campaign. Two years ago, Starbuck
Jamaica Rising Day Parade ‘belongs to the people’ (opens the original)
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The inaugural Jamaica Rising Day Parade which brought thousands of revellers into the streets of Brooklyn on Saturday, August 8 is now in the history books. Dr Bill Tinglin, who planned and executed the historic parade in Brooklyn, told The Gleaner that news of the parade travelled far beyond Flatbush Avenue. “When people in the diaspora saw a major public celebration in Brooklyn, they don’t simply see a parade, they see themselves,” he said. Dr Tinglin, who was born in Westmoreland, is an inter
Brooklyn’s first Jamaica Day parade a huge success (opens the original)
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New York made history on Saturday, August 8, as the inaugural Jamaica Rising Day Parade brought thousands of revellers into the streets of Brooklyn to mark Jamaica’s 64th Independence. It was the first standalone US parade dedicated exclusively to Jamaican heritage, culture, music and food, breaking away from the multi-nation model of the West Indian American Day Carnival typically held annually on Labour Day weekend in September. The parade stepped off from Church and Ocean Avenues and moved to
What a ‘Bam Bam’ at New Jersey’s Jamaica Day Celebration (opens the original)
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Dancehall pioneer Sister Nancy, clad in black, green and gold to celebrate Emancipation and Jamaica Day, greeted fans in her trademark bare feet and delivered a masterclass performance at the 10th annual Jamaica Day Celebration at Eastside Park in Paterson, New Jersey, last Saturday. Forced to compress her set because of time constraints, she drew on her more than four decades of musical legacy to electrify the park. At the centre of her set was Bam Bam, her iconic 1982 anthem and one of reggae’
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