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KipRich, family plunged into mourning again (opens the original)
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Mere weeks after losing his father, KipRich and his family were further plunged into mourning with the death of his grandmother, who died at the Linstead Public Hospital on Tuesday. The dancehall artiste told THE STAR that 98-year-old Lila Williams, who hails from Redwood district in St Catherine, was initially being treated for dehydration when she was admitted over a week ago, but said there was an issue when she was administered intravenous therapy. “They sent her home, but I don’t know what
‘Di Regulator’ rhythm brings quality back to reggae music (opens the original)
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Producing songs for every emotion and scenario, Junavill Records is on a mission to create truly timeless music that can be played anywhere, at any time, even around children. With various known heavy hitters on board as well as up-and-coming artistes, the ‘Di Regulator’ rhythm is creating a buzz on the music scene as several of the songs have gained traction globally, with the biggest being Chuck Fenda’s Wah Gwan Pon Di Rock. Created by producer Collin Junior Clarke, Di Regulator was inspired b
Capleton honoured in Canadian city (opens the original)
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He came to deliver another fiery performance and was surprised when the Mayor of Brampton delivered some firepower of his own. Last Friday, reggae-dancehall icon Capleton was presented with a citation from the Corporation of the City of Brampton in Canada, recognising him for his dedication to the upliftment of the Brampton community. The Soul Food Caribbean Festival, held at the Improve Canada Centre, drew scores of patrons over the weekend for an end-of-summer mega concert featuring Capleton,
Kartel has claim to most influential DJ title, says lecturer (opens the original)
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There is a valid case for calling King of Dancehall Vybz Kartel the most influential deejay ever, says Kam-au Amen, a lecturer in the Entertainment and Cultural Enterprise Management unit at The University of the West Indies, Mona campus. “When you talk about Vybz Kartel being the greatest artiste, well, if you want to qualify it by saying within dancehall then you have a case,” said Amen. He was responding to music producer Cordel ‘Skatta’ Burrell’s assertion on Entertainment Report that Kartel
Fyahman lights up education journey with law degree (opens the original)
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Pursuing higher education while working full-time requires discipline, dexterity and diligence, and studying law is no small feat. For disc jockey Fabian ‘Fyahman’ Morris, earning his Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from The University of the West Indies, Mona campus, represents the culmination of years of hard work and long hours spent hitting the books. Juggling his studies with the nightlife scene, he said, was difficult. “I was balancing school with work in media and entertainment, teaching, coaching
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