Latest Release from Dancehall Artist Fuze!

HOTTT New Music!  Fuze – Can’t Stop Mih

If you set a goal to reach a certain destination, or achieve to be the best in your field, can anyone stop you?  The answer is ‘no,’ and that answer is also the basis for which Dancehall artist Fuze sings the chune “Can’t Stop Mih.”

On behalf of all those who are going through obstacles because family is trying to block them, situations in life are trying to block them, or even ‘haters’ are trying to block them, Fuze lets it be known that you will not stop.  Pree the lyrics:

“dem can stop me / no matter how they try / the limit is the sky / dem can stop me / dem nah guh see me fail / forever we ah fly / dem can stop me….”

This song is a 'must add' to the Dancehall selection on your iPod!

Box.net Link:  http://www.box.net/shared/31lpttgptz5snxtzy9no

Fuze - Your Time!

From the first time we were introduced to Fuze and his chune "Fly Pass Dem" we knew he was an artist cut from a different cloth. His follow up singles, whether Dancehall or Reggae also confirmed this and today's release is no different!

"Your Time" is a Reggae chune that addresses people who are looking at the success of others and wondering why things are not happening for them. Fuze patiently explains the paradox as he sings:

"Hold on pon yuh dreams and never let go / some say yuh nah guh mek it but nah listen when dem seh so / nuh badmind yuh bredda who ah mek it ova deh so / don't get corrupt to get the Pound or the Peso / even though the system kind of rough don't mek it stress you / as long as you have Jah in yuh life dem caan test yuh / keep yuh heart clean nuh mek no wickedness possess yuh / try to hold dih faith until Selassie I bless yuh ..."

Produced by Cut Stone Records, the song is receiving great feedback from Fuze's core fans, and some new fans from the Cayman Islands who regard the chune as lyrics to live by. One fan said "I needed to be reminded of these words."

Catch Fuze and the hit chune "Your Time" produced by Cut Stone Records at the video link below!

Playlist 50 - L3 Radio - August 1st, 2011

Playlist 50 – L3 Radio via 88.1 CKLN (www.ckln.fm), hosted by Natasha Von Castle – August 1st, 2011

Show Intro – Bigga Boss

Reggae Segment

Barrington Levy ft. Wyclef – Delilah

Kyenie ft. Peter Tosh – Vampire

Muzik Souljah – One God

Raging Fyah – World Crisis

Raymond Wright – Things

Tarrus Riley – Never Leave I

Ammoye – Music

Raheen Davis – Jamaica Bright

Aria – You Lie

Tasha T – Only A Woman Knows

KC Jockey – Toast To The Dads

Bobby Tenna – Still Alive

Sizzla – I Love You

Jah Cure – All This Time

Jesse Royal – Butterflies

Bad Gyal Bambi – Sure

Mas Sicker – One Wish

Kenyatta Fire – Wine Pon You

Kimanda Cunningham ft. Patexx – Let’s Do It Again

Iley Dread – Skank

Shaggy – Sugar Cane

Leftside ft. Shaggy – Jump Around

Serocee – Oh Na Na (Joe Grime Remix)

Kardinall Offishall – Ole Time Killin Pt. II

Courtney John – Hey Jamaica

Reggae Rhythm & Blues - Commercial

Dennis Blaze – Cupid Remix – Lloyd

Snoop Dogg ft. Pharell – Beautiful

Black Rob – Celebration

Luey V – Drowning

Dancehall Segment

Blessed – Woman Yuh Hot

Milk – Mih Nuh Ramp

Fuze – She Want Me Bad

Tony Matterhorn – Love Maxx Out

Busy Signal – We Nah Dweet

Straight Forward Riddim

Patexx – Mouth Ah Move

Jr. Reid - We Start This

Beenie Man - Cyaan Style Me

Bounty Killer - No Cream To Mih Face

Chris Brown – Look At Me Now

Spot Check Riddim

G. Starr – Spot Check

Stylo Gee – My Style

Rules & Laws Riddim

Bugle – Rules & Laws

Flippa Mafia – Hypocrite

Beenie Man – Live Wid It

Blak Diamon – Addicted

Green Faces Riddim

Alaine ft. Shaggy – Good Good

Dynasty ft. Redman – Getting That Money

G-Shock Riddim

Xyclone – Money Clap (Dubplate)

DJ Q – Money Haffi Mek – Hawkeye (Remix)

Island Breeze Riddim

Dilly Chris – Ah You

Galaxy P – Why

Delly Ranx – Buss Ah Blank

Delly Ranx ft. Froggy Madd Squad – Hey Ohh

ZJ Liquid – Tightest Meow





L3 Magazine - July, 2011

L3 Magazine - July, 2011 Edition is finally available.  It features The Dancehall King, Bunny Rugs, Ammoye, Kimanda Cunningham, Fuze, Patexx, The City Streetz Riddim, Sizzla's new album The Scriptures and more!

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Alliance Next Generation Artist Profile: Fuze

Dancehall artist Fuze is one of the newer and junior members of the Alliance Next Generation (ANG) camp, but packs a mean lyrical punch that can't be denied!

Performing lyrics that are based on events past and present in his life, Fuze gives his fans consistent doses of reality; whether the meanness of the streets, the importance of family, or balancing a girlfriend with career needs, Fuze is know for speaking lyrical truth.

Holding it all together – Dancehall’s Fuze!

Dancehall is a music genre that deals with parties, sex and social commentary.  The fuse that holds all topics together while keeping us entertained is none other than Dancehall artist Fuze.

Born Ricardo Lopez and hailing from St. Ann, Jamaica, Fuze’s brand of Dancehall ranges in topic from encouragement to the youth, to holding a firm meditation, to events that transpire when he is around the ladies, and the ladies are around him!

Fuze’s artistic career began at High School where, encouraged by his peers, he participated in a concert held by the school which was met with such enthusiasm by his fellow classmates, Fuze knew that entertainment is where he belonged. Using High School as a stepping stone, Fuze went on to record professionally for Courtney McIntosh and the In Touch record label with a chune called “We Love All Girls.”  The song received good feedback and good support which led to the artist recording for Chezidek’s Chalace Palace label.

Developing his onstage personal, Fuze has performed at the St. Ann Kite Festival, The Rising Son Concert series, Full Clip Reloaded, Miss Seville Height (1998-2008) and several other shows.

Fuze has also received steady success on the radio circuit as his music has been played locally on Irie FM, and internationally on Canadian, UK, Italian, Australian, German and Gambian radio.

Bounty Killer recently named Fuze as a part of the Alliance Next Generation which sees the artist increasing his profile online in the next few months!

To contact Fuze for shows, interviews, jingles and dubs, contact lopezricardo55@yahoo.com.  For hourly updates, follow Fuze on Twitter @Fuzeatdem1, or join Fuze’s YouTube community (where you can hear his latest music first!) by clicking here:  YouTube - Fuzedemup. 

>>>> Fuze - Cornerstone <<<< 

♠ HOTTT New Dancehall! ♠ Fuze - Cornerstone!

The children are our future and need to be understood and worked with so that they can achieve and manifest their natural gifts.  Not all kids will be in the NFL / NBA / MLB.  Not all kids will play for the English Premier League, nor will all children be doctors or lawyers.  Some children are born to perform and entertain. 

 

Produced by Chalice Palace, Fuze gives us a solid reasoning when he sings:

 

To all the parents of the world / never underestimate

your children / you never know / what they'll grow

to be / but you'll see...

 

This is the kind of song that can be played in a Dancehall segment just as easily as it can be

played in a Dancehall segment.  Whether radio or mixtape, this is a 'must add!'  It speaks to what many children go through when parents don't understand or choose not to understand.

This chune speaks for us!

Click on the link for the song!

>>>Fuze - Cornerstone<<<

 

P.S.  For jingles, dubs and interviews, about Fuze being a part of Alliance Next Generation

e-mail:  lopezricardo55@yahoo.com or L3Publicity@gmail.com. 

Playlist 45 – L3 Radio hosted by Natasha Von Castle

88.1 CKLN via www.ckln.fm Monday’s from 11am to 1pm

Bigga Boss – Show Intro

Tamia – Day Dreamin

Chantelle Ernandez – My Forever

Collie Buddz – Holiday

Roti ft. Kim Davis – Let’s Get Away

Chris Montague – Can We Talk for a Minute

Shaggy – Sugar Cane

Sizzla Kolanji – I Love You (from the album The Scriptures)

Leftside (Dr. Evil) ft. Shaggy – Jump Around

Bunny Rugs – Love is Blind

Rihanna ft. Wayne Marshall – Man Down (Remix)

Iley Dread – Skank

Khari Kill – Selassie I

EVER-G – Miss Beautiful

Culture – Why Am I A Rasta Man

Bigga Boss – Born Free (Creed Mix)

Kimanda Cunningham ft. Patexx – Let’s Do It Again

Honorebel ft. Sean Kingston, Lady Saw, Etana & Ce’Cile – My Girl

Talked about Honorebel’s new movie, The 420 Gang

Talked about the BET Awards

Talked about EVER-G visiting Toronto and upcoming show on July 31^st at Lula Lounge

Talked about Bam Bam in the City on July 16^th at Phoenix Concert Theatre

Bigga Boss ft. Lady K – Miss Wire Waist

Lindo P – Loving You Forever

Ammoye – Lost Love

Courtney John – Love Is

Delly Ranks ft. Drake – Tings Friends

Reese Badda – Foreign Love

Cali P – Roll Deep

Cali P – Beautiful

Courtney John ft. Mr. Lexx – Hey Jamaica

Blaqk Sheep ft. Milk – Alien Technology

Cyborg – Food Fih Share

JLogix – More Juice

Def Shade – Text Mi

Dynasty – Sexy Gyal

Island Breeze Riddim

Delly Ranks – Buss Ah Blank

ZJ Liquid – Tightest Meow

Dilly Chris – Ah You

Wayne Wonder – Run Out Pon Dem

Shalli – Feeling Inside

Question It Riddim

Beenie Man – Disrespect

Major Mackerel – Pepper Pot

Sunshine – Whe Dem Feel Like

Rebell – Bad Inna Dancehall

Summer Bounce Riddim

Beenie Man – Wine

Vybz Kartel – Gwaan Suh

Mr. Vegas – Brand

Lady Saw – Beg You

Cosa Nostra Riddim

Point O – Everyday

JLogix – More Juice

Timberlee – General

Tifa – Reject

Fuze – Fly Pass Dem

Fuze – She Need Me Bad

Rail Up Riddim

Beenie Man ft. Lisa Hyper – Nuh Stress Me Out

Khago – White T’s & Adidas

Join us again Wednesday night at 2am EST where we broadcast a longer version of the show until 6am!

L3 Radio - June 20th, 2011 - Playlist

Playlist 44 – L3 Radio on 88.1 CKLN and hosted by Natasha Von Castle.  Also broadcast online at www.ckln.fm

Bigga Boss – Show Intro

R&B Segment

R. Kelly – Lost In Your Love

Whitney Houston – My Love is Your Love

Etana – I Got You

Roti ft. Kim Davis – Let’s Getaway

Mariah Carey ft. Ol Dirty Bastard – Fantasy (Remix)

Keri Hilson – Pretty Girl Rock

Brian McKnight – Find Myself in You

David Banner – Touching

Lenny Williams – Sunday Afternoon

Lloyd – Lay it Down

Reggae Segment

We Must Rise Again

Stephen Marley ft. Wale & The Cast of Fela – Made in Africa

Ranking Joe – Fade Away

Kimanda Cunningham – My Baby

Ras David – In The Cold

Earl Sixteen ft. URoy – Business

Elijah – Do Good in Life

Blackman ft. Bounty Killer – Lightman

Anthony Malvo ft. Sizzla – Cyan Draw We Out

Inner Circle ft. Kymani Marley & Kenyatta Hill – Gone Astray

Kaysha Lee – Breathe

Adele Harley – Love Has Faded

Ammoye – Still In Love

Jah Nyne – I’ll Treasure You

Shauna Dixon – Show You Love (Dubplate)

Isiah Mentor – Don’t Mess With My Brain

Muzik Souljah – Operator

Ice Black – Mek She Gwaan

Suga Roy & Conrad Crystal – Ganja Fi Bun

Tarrus Riley – Jingle

Tarrus Riley – Never Leave I

Khari Kill – Selassie I (Big chune!)

Sophia Squire ft. Tarrus Riley – Nature’s Calling

Dancehall Segment

Empress Shaneece – 2 Di Left

Erup – Happy Feet

Leftside ft. Gina Savage – Coffee In My Cup

Plus Tax ft. Chris Brown – Look At Me Now (Remix)

Spot Check Riddim

G. Starr – Spot Check

Stylo Gee – My Style

Assassin a.k.a. Agent Sasco – Idiot Thing That

Def Shade – Text Mi

Pistal – What Ah Gyal Round

Charly Black ft. Fuze – Baby Storm

Fuze – She Need Me Bad

Summer Bounce Riddim – 2009

Lady Saw – Bills

Beenie Man – Wine

Vybz Kartel – Gwaan So

Lady Saw – Beg U

Milk – We Nuh Ramp

Supermodel Joelee – We Yuh Ah Go Do