L3 Magazine’s August issue is finally here and features one
of Reggae’s most loved singers, Alaine
Laughton, one of the Sound Clash arena’s most respected (and feared)
sounds, King Addies and one of
Jamaica’s fastest rising stars, Ajrenaline.
Speaking exclusively to Tricia
‘ZJ Sparks’ Spence, Alaine opens up to the L3 audience about maintaining
her stunning physique, how prayer helps to influence her music and similarities
between her and Alicia Keys. Alaine also
shares a touching experience during an interview in Jambi, Kenya who was
“calling about cows and goats in exchange for marriage!”
When it comes to the Sound arena, one of the most respected
sounds is King Addies. Now being managed
by Irish and Chin, Natasha Von Castle
sat down with King Pin to talk about the expectations that Sound Clash fans
have of King Addies, and the Sounds upcoming performance at World Clash in
their home town of New York. The two
also talk about the Biltmore era and how that helps the Sound in Clash today
and the fact that “you want to win and lock off the other sound; that’s your
goal.”
Ajrenaline is one
of Jamaica’s fastest rising sensations, and he speaks to Tricia ‘ZJ Sparks’
Spence about music and where he is within the industry right now. How does his future look and what moves will
he be making soon? All this and more are
revealed!
Artists in focus include Bryan Art and Sustane
who will each be performing at the Montreal International Reggae Festival later
this month, as well as Yung Image and one of Toronto’s promising vocalists, Kash who is ‘kalling all Soldiers
home.’ Making their debut from New York
is Ahkee and Sojournah who represent the Roots Reggae culture! Also making an appearance is DJ Naz Gurl Power who is our DJ feature
of the month!
Additional sections of interest are L3’s Top Digital
Downloads and Rico Vibes Video Charts.
Music review of Chezidek, Red Fox and Bushwood are included as s the
latest music releases of albums, riddims and mixtapes. The model of the month / centerfold is shot
through the lens of Jerome Dupont who make the color yellow, combined with a
multi-color sequins pop for the camera.
Jimmy Tambou offers delicious vegan recipes and Heike
Dempster walks us through Free Art Fridays in Miami, and in California, we get
familiar with Subliminal Projects and their feature of BDX-LAX ‘Far Away so
Close.’ New York’s own Rick Long,
choreographer to the stars makes an appearance as does a review for Groovin in
the Park.
All of this and more are available in the July issue of L3
Magazine which can be read exclusively at www.L3Magazine.com!
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