Spring is drawing near, and Canada’s leading Caribbean-Urban
online publication, L3 Magazine, gives readers insight on artists they will be
hearing a lot of for the season! Readers
get up close and personal with Kreesha
Turner, Jemere Morgan, Noel Gourdin, Big Red, Mission Catwalk
and more!
Canadian and International recording artist Kreesha Turner shares how her new
album, Tropic Electric came to fruition, not just from her heart, but with one
of the super producers she worked with, The Wizard, as well as recording the
album in her native Jamaica. As Kreesha
explains, the ‘vibe has to be right,’ and right it is!
Fast Fact: Love
Kreesha’s hair?! It’s not a wig, it’s
100% natural!
Although Jemere
Morgan is young, he comes from a seasoned stable of musicians, including
veteran recording artist Gramps Morgan who happens to be his Dad! Jemere opens up about his thoughts on being
called the ‘Just Beiber’ of the Caribbean, and how he balances school, touring,
and being a kid! The answers from this
very mature young man will surprise you, and might just give you a chuckle!
Noel Gourdin’s
music can only be described a ‘Soul Movement!’
Marcus Weller sits down with the artist where the two of them chat about
the music made by Mr. Gourdin (pronounced Gour-deen), his southern Mississippi roots,
and making music with paper and pen – even to this day!
Barbados has always had multi-talented artists, who shine on
international stages. In the case of Big Red, his shine is en route to the
status of Alison Hinds! The young artist
is passionate about Soca, creating a method of producing great music and
balancing his studies at the University of the West Indies at the same
time. They don’t call him ‘big’ for
nothing! Tricia Spence was rolling with laughter during the interview; it
was comedy and music rolled in one!
In Fashion news, Jamaica and the Caribbean are set to
welcome Mission Catwalk into their
homes via television. The fashion series
has taken designers from across the Caribbean, looking for the next great such
as Anya Ayoung Chee! These designers put
their skills to the test with scissors and fabric and we have all the details!
Heike Wollenweber does her first interview and selects Sekhu’s brand of conscious Reggae! Coming from the Virgin Islands, Sekhu
explains his early influences with Reggae music, and what inspires him to
record the way he does. Heike’s travels
also give us a first hand account of cruising, and the cruise life. These are two great features you don’t want
to miss!
Additional highlights include music
reviews of Madd Spider Productions
new riddim, Hot Water, Twelve 9 Records and Dynasty Music’s Kush Morning
Riddim, Japans Machaco and her tireless efforts to raise money for Japan’s
Tsunami victims who still need help, as well as Damian Marley’s “Affairs of the
Heart” music review. We have the top 20
Digital Downloads, and Rico Vibes top 10 video Countdoen. Neu Er’as Jerome Dupont will have the world
talking because of his photo shoot with Ms. March, Leaje Gonzales!
All of this and more at www.L3Magazine.com on Saturday March 3rd,
2012!
The Welcome ‘Matte’
The team at L3 Magazine is pleased to announce Mimi Mamichula to the fold as the
magazine’s French correspondent! Mimi is
originally from Martinique and currently lives in Paris. With her degree in Communication, Mimi’s
wealth of education and experience makes her the ‘go to’ person in Paris for
Caribbean affairs! Welcome Mimi!
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