Madd Spider Productions Puts Fans in “Hot Water!”

Madd Spider Productions puts Dancehall fans in “Hot Water” with their latest riddim release!

If DJ and fan feedback is any indication of the popularity and longevity, Madd Spider Productions can rest assured that all interested parties are happy to be in ‘Hot Water!’

Released February 28^th, 2012 on the Madd Spider Productions label, two thirds of the Dancehall Trinity (Froggy Madd Squad (Jermaine Omari Lawrence) and Taranchyla from Poison Dart Sound), have scored a hit as DJ’s in the UK, Jamaica, Canada and Germany collectively agree that the riddim gives radio and Dancehall the energy fans have come to expect from the production house.

Working with their successful formula of taking music back to an authentic Dancehall beat, fans have 48 minutes of quality production to enhance their iPod, iPad, iPhone, Blackberry and radio time!  When creating the riddim, the trio agreed they wanted it to be one that will be heard in the winter and summer without pause.  “We come from an era in music where riddims never lost their magic” said Taranchyla from the Madd Spider recording studios in Orlando, “and our aim is to continue that tradition of magic for the fans!”

Sixteen artists bless the riddim who collectively take fans on a journey that includes the anatomy of a hot girl, the foolish ways of foolish men, what it is to be a World General and everything else in between.  Award winning writer Wayne Wonder thrills fans with throwback flavoured lyrics delivered in his song “Anuh Lie” which includes an appearance from his alter ego ‘Supriz.’  Veteran Macka Diamond offers the view that looks, age, nor status will keep a man, while ZJ Liquid lets the world know what excites him about his lady.

In addition to being producers, Froggy builds on his growing artistic catalog with “Fake Friends,” Taranchyla’s alter ego, the Gangster Chipmunk is front and centre with “Gal Fool,” while Grammy award winning Delly Ranx explains the benefits of being a World General with “Haffi Get A Gyal.” 

Find out why the world is excited about the Hot Water riddim on YouTube here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggpj60IFXRA

Fans can purchase the riddim here:  http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hot-water-riddim/id505671532

Playlist for L3 Radio - November 28th, 2011

Playlist 65 – L3 Radio hosted by Natasha, Dominique and Frazah C-Lection on 88.1 CKLN in Toronto and rebroadcast on www.DaFlavaRadio.com every Tuesday from 10am to 12pm

Dancehall Wives:  The Chop up - weekend wrap / looking for a good chick for our good friend / advice that came from a crazy lady in McDonalds / dudes sending stick picks to Natasha’s phone / Canadian couple go on a vacation to Jamaica.  Dude tries to kill his wife and is found not guilty.  What’s wrong with that picture?!

Music for the Dancehall Wives Segment: 

Bigga Boss – Born Free (Creed Mix)

Alfonnso – Broken Wings

Pressure Buss Pipe – What Ya Gonna Do

King Ali Baba – Third Eye

Castafari – Before Sunrise

Lindo P ft. Michie Mee – Love

Redd Tabb – Reppin Me

Ratigan – Another Youth Dead Again

Reese Badda – Haad Enuh

Uncle Jonny – Jamaican Girls

Kaysha Lee – Happy Holidays (Reggae Mix)

Kaysha Lee – Happy Holidays (Pop Mix)

Show Intro – Leanna UK / Versatile Excel / Pressure Buss Pipe / Singing Melody / Faze / Shawn Storm

Mary J. Blige ft. Wyclef – 911

Wayne Marshall ft. Bunji Garlin – 911 Remix

Laza Morgan ft. Mavado – One By One

Leftside ft. Shaggy – Jump Around

Serocee – Oh Na Na

Rihanna – Selfish Girl

Adventerous – Man Down

Junior X – Not Afraid to Live

Little Hero – King Solomon

P-Zed – Ease

Gyptian – Confess

Culture – Why Am I A Rasta

Culture – Payday

Jah Mason – Princess Gone

Sizzla – Crucial Time

Suga Roy & Conrad Crystal ft. URoy – High Grade

Bounty Killer – Smoke De Herb

Bounty Killer – They Don’t Know

Cyborg – Food Fih Share

Cyborg – Food Fih Share (Dubplate)

Faze – Ah Juss Life Dat

Faze – Ah Juss Life Dat (Dubplate)

Prince Buster – Wash Wash

Christopher Martin – Cheaters Prayer

Ce’Cile – If You

Tarrus Riley – Karma

Chino – Rough It Up

Mavado – Settle Down

Gaza Slim – Hold Him

Vybz Kartel – Love You Enuh

Popcaan – Only Man She Want

Wayne Wonder – Gangsta

Froggy Madd Squad – No New Friend

Delly Ranx – Friend Killa

Shaggy – Party

Khago – She All Up Pon Me

Want Frazah to spin at your event, or Dominique to host?!  Call 289.217.2800 or email L3Radio@hotmail.com and we'll line you up!

L3 Magazine - November, 2011

L3 Magazine Presents:  The Caribbean Queen Alison Hinds,

Jamaica’s Wayne Wonder, and Toronto’s Kid Famous!

Canada’s leading Caribbean-Urban online publication, L3 Magazine, has just released their November edition which sees the team connect fans and readers with The Caribbean Queen, Alison Hinds, Jamaica’s Wayne Wonder and Toronto’s Kid Famous.

Interviewed in Barbados, Alison Hinds opens up on the encouragement she received from her Mom regarding her music career, and also opens up on the passing of her Father and the importance of forgiving and letting go of past hurts.  When speaking of the Soca industry, Alison shares that she is happy to see so many females stepping up and out and the fact that she would like to see more females in the business.

Quick Tease!  What was the inspiration for Alison’s monster hit “Roll It Gyal” and how long did it take her to record it?!  We have the answers!

Wayne Wonder is one of Jamaica’s most celebrated artists who scored hit records with “Saddest of My Life,” “No Letting Go” and “Bounce Along” among several other musical successes including a Grammy nomination and winning a BMI Songwriters Award.  When we connected in Florida, the star told us about his creative process when making music, as well as his alter-ego Surprise.  The artist also shares his views on the recording process today compared to when he first began in the business.  This is an interview you don’t want to miss!

When it comes to the Road to Centre Stage, no one can tell you about the scenery and terrain en route more accurately than Toronto’s Kid Famous.  We caught up with the Kid in Toronto and were impressed with the importance he places on his branding and marketing in addition to his music.  As he says ‘your marketing speaks to your fans for you so you have to be careful what you use to represent you.’

The Kid talks success of the record “I Wanna Know Your Name” featuring Oh!, his upcoming series of mixtapes (one of which will be hosted by Hot 97’s DJ Kay Slay) as well as his signature cartoon created for the drop of his newest single with Melanie Durrant called “This Chick is Crazy” produced by Boi 1 Da.  The Kid is taking the business of music and repping Toronto to a ‘whole nother level!’

L3’s star writer, Heike Wollenweber gives us a review on the Wynwood Art Fair in Miami, and also gives an update on the video launch for L.I.A.T.I.’s “Believe” on the Caribbean’s Tempo TV.  Additional highlights in the November edition of L3 Magazine include Damian Jr. Gong Marley’s movement to Set Up Shop, Toronto’s rising Dancehall sensation Faze and his song “Juss Life Dat,” and Hemp Higher music in partnership with Inspired Records releases the Moonlight riddim.  Londyn Nikole’s beauty advice for eyelashes as well as product picks for face creams perfect for our readers is included as are the top Fall trends from Fashion editor Sheleen Royal!

This month we give the gents some eye candy by way of Stacey Callender who was selected by Nikki Rich Models to be Miss. November!   Our top 20 Music Downloads, a continuation of the play A Private School and more await you at www.L3Magazine.com!

The Welcome ‘Matte’

The team at L3 Magazine is pleased to announce Sheleen Royal to the fold as the magazine’s Fashion Editor!

With a keen eye for Fashion, Sheleen is top in her class for spotting the latest trends and coordinating everyone from children to adults accordingly.  A mainstay in Toronto’s fashion circles, Sheleen has outfitted many regional celebrities, and has extended her brand to outfit Jamaica’s top personality Amelia ‘Milk’ Sewell. 

Coming from a Trinidadian background, Sheleen combines the warmth of the Caribbean with the styles of North America and the trends of Paris as she shares her keen eye for all things fashion!   

Honorebel ft. Pressure Buss Pipe - I Wish!

Every fan in every city around the world knows Honorebel's music.  Some know him for his
club music, others know him for his remixes which sees him work with Pitbull, T-Pain and
more, and others know him for Reggae and Dancehall singles.

Today, you are going to know Honorebel for his collaboration with Pressure Buss Pipe on the song "I Wish" on the SoundCloud Riddim.

We spoke to Honorebel yesterday, and this is what he said about the chune:  "The fans will love this song because of the content.  There is something that everyone can relate to - everyone understands.  Whether it be a person speaking to your child in an inappropriate way, to a spouse cheating, to working and not getting paid for your work andeverything else in between - there is a lot in this song that everyone understands because they've been through it, or know someone who is going through it right now."

Pressure adds to the song with his vocals as he sings "I wish I could feel what you just felt / I
wish one day I could be somebody else / but at the end of the day / you can't be nobody but yourself..."

The SoundCloud Riddim is built to accomodate the vocalist as it's synthensizer and drum patterns are light, and the melodic tickle of the piano riff keeps your ear wanting more!  Featuring Wayne Wonder, Selena Serrano, Charly Black, Pressure Buss Pipe, Honorebel and more, this riddim is definitely for your listeners.  Radio and mixtape will love this! 

Preview the song here >>>Honorebel ft. Pressure - I Wish