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Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Sounds of the Caribbean Playlist



SOUNDS OF THE CARIBBEAN - Hosted By Selecta Jerry
88.9FM


Max Romeo – Chase The Devil – Arkology – Island
Devon Irons – Vampire – Arkology – Island
The Upsetters – Vamp A Dub – Arkology – Island
Robert Lee – Stride – Channel One
Linval Thompson – Jah Loves Us All – Trojan Roots Box Set – Trojan
Culture– Black Starliner Must Come – Two Sevens Clash – Shanachie
Earth& Stone – Devil Must Have Made You/Devil Wise – Kool Roots– Pressure Sounds
Culture– I’m Alone In The Wilderness – Two Sevens Clash –Shanachie
Peter Tosh – Whatcha Gonna Do – Legalize It Legacy Edition – Sony
Natural Vibes – Cry Love – Life Hard A Yard – King Jammys
Gregory Isaacs – Mr. Brown – Mr. Isaacs – Blood & Fire
Ras Daniel Ray Can You Be My Princess – Around Tu Shung Peng –Makasound
Zion – Is This The Way– Crying For Freedom – Skank
Earl 16– Sinner Man/Wicked Man Version – The Fittest – Jah Solid Rock
Morgan Heritage – Here Come The Kings – Here Come The Kings – VP
Stephen Marley – Can’t Keep I Down – Revelation: The Root Of Life– UniversalRepublic
Sizzla– Look How Many Years – The Messiah – VP
Jah 9– New Name – New Name – Rory Stonelove
Addis Pablo – Call Of The Righteous Dub – Rory Stonelove
Chronixx– They Don’t Know – Lance A Lot
Alaine– Jah Is So Good To Me – Diamonds & Gold Riddim – Dj Frass
Peter Morgan – Dem Can’t See Me – Diamonds & Gold Riddim– Dj Frass
Jah Cure– World Is In Trouble – Diamonds & Gold Riddim – Dj Frass
Queen Ifrica – Corrupt System – Diamonds & Gold Riddim – Dj Frass
Ammoye– Shooting – FiWi Music
Yami Bolo – Bad Boys – Feel Jamaica – Don One
Rocker T feat. Gappy Ranks – Free Up – The Hurban Warrior Of Peace: Part Roots – Luvinnitt Productions
Wayne Marshall - I Know – Ghetto Youths Intl.
Jesse Royal– Modern Day Judas – Roots Man Riddim – Overstand Entertainment
Protoje– Music From My Heart – The 8 Year Affair – Don Corleon

Dub Zone with Selecta Jerry: Dubwise and Local Reggae Happenings
Dean Fraser – Take Five – Moonlight - VP
Dub Club– Covenant Dub – Vol.2 Bubble Dub – Stones Throw
Shorty The President – Control Dub – DJ Jamaica In A Fine Dub Style– Jamaican Recordings
King Tubby & The Prophets – Dub Vengeance – Deeper Roots: Dub Plates& Rarities – Pressure Sounds
Johnny Clarke – Enter Into His Gates With Praise – A Ruffer Version: Johnny Clarke At King Tubby’s - Trojan
King Tubby – This Is The Hardest Version – A Ruffer Version: Johnny Clarke At King Tubbys - Trojan
The Mighty Two – Su Su Version – Joe Gibbs & The Professionals: No Bones For The Dogs – Pressure Sounds
Dhaima– Ina Jah Children – The Ladies At Joe Gibbs – VP
Black Uhuru – No Loafing(sit and wonder) – Sinsemilla – Island
Mykal Rose – Bloody Town/Bloody Dub – Showdown Inna Bloody Town – Foreign Key Records
Earl 16 feat. Jah Prince– Zion Holy City/Zion I n I Dub – Walls Of The City– Merge
Jah Shaka & Willie Williams – Love One Another Dub – Dub Salute 3– Shaka Music
Digitaldubs feat YT- Sound System Culture - Digital Dubs
Digitaldubs– Dub Echoes Riddim – Digital Dubs
Dubmatix feat. Luciano – Seeds Of Love – Rebel Massive – Echo Beach
Lutan Fyah – She’s Got Soul – Songbird Riddim – I Grade Records
Fantan Mojah – Rasta Got Soul – Think Twice Riddim – Warriors Musick
Magma– Emmanuel – Hotta Step Riddim – Chiney K
Lutan Fyah – Duh Officer – Hotta Step Riddim – Chiney K
Bubba– Bagga Things – Hotta Step Riddim – Chiney K
Raging Fyah – Nuh Look Back – Rory Stone Love
Damian Jr Gong Marley – Dem Neva Mek it – Set Up Shop Vol.1 – Ghetto Youths
Protoje– KingstonBe Wise – The 8 Year Affair – Don Corleon
Luciano– God & King – Ultimate Collection – Hip O
Cool runnings!

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Toronto - New York - Florida Reggae Playlist




L3 Radio Playlist – For the Week Ending May 19th, 2013
Our show is officially broadcast from 10am to 1pm EST on:  1430 AM  / Vybz 103.9 FM / 95.3 FM / 99.3 FM / 91.7 FM / and Online via:  www.radioregent.com – Toronto / www.irievibesradiodetroit.com – Detroit / www.daflavaradio.com – Atlanta / www.TonySoul.com - Ft. Lauderdale / www.NoyzRadio.com - New York / www.Reggae4Us.com - The UK / www.reggaeradiovibes.co.uk - The UK / www.siixteen.com - The UK / www.basslinemuzik.com – Tampa / www.buyakaradio.com - Colombia

Hosted by Natasha Von Castle and Frazah Selection

Lover’s Rock Segment:
Da’Ville:  All You Need in a Friend
Kashief Lindo – Try My Love
Ammoye – Baby It’s You
Bryan Art – Speed Limit
Anthony Que – Rastaman House
Sophia Squire ft. Richie Ras – Love Can’t Pay the Bills
Cali P – Fire Burning (Dubplate)
Dennis Brown – If You Want Me
Gappy Ranks ft. Exco Levi – Everything Is Gonna Be Alright
Kes – Can’t Wait
Jessie James – Me She Love
OMI – Fireworks
*Special Cut:  L’Unique – Girl You Got Me Open
Marcia Griffiths ft. Beres Hammond – Live On
Stephen Souza – Is There a Place

Dancehall Segment:

Call in interview with Leftside Dr. Evil (background music:  Coffee in My Cup ft. Gina Savage / Gorilla Foot / Tuck in Yuh Belly / Body Flip ft. Sean Paul)

*3 The Hard Way from Cham:  Sell Out / Lawless / Clip
Kranium – Nobody Has to Know
Tiwony – Smoke It
Kutlass – Step Up in Life
Ninjaman – Gweh
General Degree ft. Hawkeye, Lady G – Nuttin Fih Nuttin
Leftside Dr. Evil – Naughty
Konshens – Stop Sign
Tune in Crew – Remix
Busy Signal – Bumaye

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

L3 Magazine February Issue ft. Patrice Roberts




February, 2013 has shaped up to be one of the most exciting for fans and lovers of Soca!  As Carnival season is upon us, Team L3 traveled to Trinidad & Tobago to speak one of the industries hottest talents, Ms. Patrice Roberts!

Interviewed by Tricia ‘ZJ Sparks’ Spence, Patrice opens up on an intimate level as she shares some of the pressures and stresses she faced as a newbie to the business while learning from the master of modern day Soca, Machel Montano.  The artist also gives us a peak into her work out regiment which keeps her in fabulous shape.

What did Patrice say when Sparks asked “Your beauty is rather unique, has any modeling agency approached you or designers to model their line?”

Dawn Richard is no stranger to the spotlight.  Being in P. Diddy’s group Danity Kane, she was front and centre with the Rap mogul and didn’t disappoint.  With the group dismantling, Dawn has found incredible success as a solo artist.

Interviewed by the UK’s Portia Clarke, Dawn explains her new sound and her reasoning behind calling her fans ‘Hearts.’  She also explains why being an independent artist without a label was a blessings in disguise, giving her more bargaining power.

Readers will appreciate Dawn’s intelligence as she tells Portia “Usually when an artist is coming out and they have an album, which gets the response, but for us to have an EP and get this, it was great.  With the distribution deal, it worked out better because we have more of the sales revenue and don’t have to go through a middle person which is the label who would take more money, and change the direction of what we wanted to accomplish….”

Rounding out the interviews, Heike takes a trip to the Bahamas to speak to Peter Runks who arguably is the #1 Reggae export from the island.  Peter is open and candid as he shares his experiences in the industry and the support he’s received from home and abroad.

Our International DJ feature is none other than Trinidad & Tobago’s Kaotic International!  As February is Black History Month, we explore the offerings of Music Africa in Toronto, and as it’s also the month of Love, Canada’s leading songstress, Ammoye, rocks lover’s Valentine’s Day with her HOTTT new singles.

We have charts, the hottest Valentine’s Day couples, beauty features, music marketing 101 and hot new releases.  All this and more at www.L3Magazine.com! 

Saturday, October 20, 2012

Top 20 Canadian Reggae and Dancehall Charts


Here are the Top 20 Artists and songs by Canadian Artists for the month of October 2012.  


 



This Chart is compiled by DJ Ron Nelson and accounts for radio play across Canada.  Canadian Artists can submit songs to DJRonNelson@gmail.com and L3Magazine@hotmail.com

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Ammoye Prepares to Make Her Exit!



Canada’s undisputed Reggae songstress prepares to make her ‘exit’ to Serbia’s prestigious Exit Festival!

Spanning July 12th to 15th, Ammoye will perform for her growing Serbian fan base on the Positive Vibrations stage managed by Wenti Wadada.  “Ammoye performed for us last year and had the fans wanting more so we had to bring her back!”

In 2011, Ammoye rocked fans with her hits “Lost Love,” “Still in Love” and “Shooting” establishing the star as the first Canadian to be accepted by Serbians.  Of her first visit Ammoye said “the people are so loving, and really appreciate Reggae music.  Being there is truly a blessing.”  This year, Ammoye will drop “Radio,” and “Addicted” which are the artists two newest singles which have amassed global traction with DJ’s whose fans have requested both songs back to back.

In honor of Ammoye’s home country, Jamaica, and its celebration of 50 years of Independence, Ammoye will perform an excerpt of “Jump for Jamaica” produced by Courtney John and The Wizard honoring the spirit of the country which has touched all countries around the world.

The 2012 installment of the Exit Festival includes performances from Eryka Badu, Duran Duran and Guns n Roses and takes place in the beautiful and magical Petrovaradin fortress in Novi Sad, Serbia. Apart from quality music program that it offers, the festival is a place of wild fun, where music fans enjoy the cool atmosphere of the fortress and the positive energy of the city.
 
Year after year the number of visitors is getting bigger. More than 2 billion people from over 60 countries around the world have visited the festival so far. Young people come from different parts of the country and Europe.

As a part of her experience, Ammoye will be chronicling her experiences with a photo diary which will be posted to her Twitter timeline @AmmoyesMusic!

Look out for the launch of Ammoye’s website this week which will include the trailer for the video “Radio” coming soon!  Remember to connect with Ammoye via Twitter @AmmoyesMusic. 

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Ammoye, Courtney John, Marcia Griffiths, Beenie Man and More Jump for Jamaica!



Artists unite to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Jamaica’s independence from Great Britain, encouraging listeners to ‘Jump for Jamaica.’

Produced by Courtney John for the FiWi Music label, “Jump for Jamaica” is a signature song released in commemoration of Jamaica’s jubilee anniversary.  Featuring artists such as Marcia Griffiths, Beenie Man, Kreesha Turner, Cherine Anderson, Mr. Lexx, Kardinal Offishall, Ammoye and more, the project is special in part because of its’ cross geographical reach.

As a first of its kind, the “Jump for Jamaica” song features premier artists from Jamaica (Marcia Griffiths, Courtney John, Mr. Lexx, T.O.K., Etana, Beenie Man and Cherine Anderson), as well as Canada.  Hip Hop Icon Kardinal Offishall adds his patois infused Bakardi slang, while Canada’s songbird, Ammoye, lends her smooth vocals singing “out of many people / we are one / come together / old and young ….” 

By participating on this song, Ammoye makes Canadian Reggae history as being the only female Reggae singer from Canada to perform with legendary artists Beenie Man, Marcia Griffiths, Cherine Anderson and Courtney John together on the same song.  Ammoye will also join the Gala event being held at the Sony Centre for the performing arts to perform the song with the legendary artists.

When asked about her contribution to the song, Ammoye said “this project reflects our pride as a people, our solidarity as a people, and the worlds’ recognition of our people!  This is our time to shine, and I’m glad I had the opportunity to do so with so many great Jamaicans!”

Included to represent the Jamaican Canadian voice are Steele, M’Lonie, Jay Douglas, Leontre and Leonardo Charmichael.  Collectively, the chorus of voices does the island proud!

“Jump for Jamaica” is available for preview via YouTube here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boPPCwR9iho.  

Thursday, May 10, 2012

I-Shasta Says Keep It Playing!

I-Shasta is a name we have come to know and trust in the mixed CD market!  Their latest mix called Keep It Playing is one that you will keep on repeat.

Featuring Reggae's heavy hitters such as Busy Signal, Gappy Ranks, Suga Roy & Conrad Crystal, Freddie McGregor and more, lovers of these artists are in for a treat.  Not to mention, I-Shasta features the vocals of one of out favourite rising artists, Ms. Ammoye who hails from Toronto Canada!

Don't sleep on this mix and make sure you share it with friends!