Courtney John ft. Mr. Lexx - Hey Jamaica!

There are two things you need to know about The Famous Face!

 

1.  We have a BIG musical mouth

2.  If we hear news, and we're able to share it - we will!

 

Now that we've established that (again), we have some news for you!  The Wizard!

 

Believe us when we tell you The Wizard is a producer from Jamaica that you need to keep

your eyes, your ears, and your everything open for.  This chick is taking the production world

by storm!

 

Having produced remixes and original tracks for Nelly Fertado, Kresha Turner and FeFe

Dobson, we can now add Courtney John and Mr. Lexx  to the list!

 

"Hey Jamaica" is an uptempo feel good kind of  song that serves as a call to answer.  Courtney John puts out the call, and Mr. Lexx answers as he DJ's:

 

"what's good Jamaica / wha gwaan mih people / what a country full ah love ah swear mih nah guh leave you / mih ackee an mih saltfish an mih dumplin me ah guh need yuh / nuttin nah gwaan / mih nah believe yuh!"

 

Not only does this song speak to the people within Jamaica, it also speaks to all Jamaicans

who live abroad.  Believe us, this chune is an Anthem!  Play it and hear for yourself!

>>> Courtney John ft. Mr. Lexx - Hey Jamaica! <<<

 

♠ HOTTT New Dancehall! ♠ Clean Up Riddim

If you're looking for a HOTTT New Dancehall riddim to add to your on-air juggling, your mixtape juggling, or your Dancehall juggling, the Clean Up riddim is it!

 

Produced by Kisko Hype for Studio 91, the riddim features some of the brightest talent in

Dancehall, including a familiar veteran, Mr. Lexx!

 

With his song called "Wine On Me Sum'm, Lexx mixes up the girls and gives them ideas to take home to their man after the party.  In the case of them men, Lexx vocalises what they're thinking making the chune one of the hottest on the riddim.   

 

A new talent to look out for is Asha Flamzz who proudly says:  "ah one man me have an mih nah bun him / an no other man caan mek me run him / so all dem a psst and ah call to me / mih nah ansa dem caw mih know mih love him...."

 

We rate Asha as she's a new voice who is not afraid to let people know 'one man to she ting!'

 

Kisko Hype has been producing riddims for a good minute, and definitely maintains his high standards vocally and musically.  Unlike other Dancehall riddims that focus on the synthesised tones and nothing else, Kisko treats the synthsiser as a base from which he

builds.  The subtlety of the hand clap, the compliment of the drum pattern and the pulse of the bass make this a must buy riddim so...