Mark Your Calendar to Groove in the Park!

Reggae and R&B fans will come together for an unforgettable afternoon and evening called Groovin in the Park.  The park is Roy Wilkins Park (Merrick & Baisley Blvd, Queen’s NY 11434), and the host is Irie Jam Media Group which means fans will enjoy a quality musical presentation.

Taking place on Sunday June 30th, 2013, and confirmed on the roster is Toots & The Maytals, Barrington Levy, Coca Tea, Queen IFrica, and the newly formed group TGT being Tyrese, Genuine and Tank!

Organizers have shared that additional artists will be added to the bill, including some of the best local talent New York has to offer.  Although mention has not been made of who will be hosting the event, we’re hoping it will be Dubb Master Chris, DJ Roy and perhaps a special guest host from the Caribbean!

Stay tuned for more details, or visit www.groovininthepark.com!

Machel Montano HD to Rock Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum!

On June 23rd, join popular NYC radio personality Dahved Levy and Caribbean Fever in association with Fever Eyes as they present Machel Montano 30/30, featuring Trinidad & Tobago’s reigning, three-time winning, 2012 Road March, Groovy Soca and Soca Monarch, celebrating his 30 year anniversary Machel Montano (Mr. Fete, In Charge, Vybez Cyah Done), Reggae crooner Barrington Levy (Too Experienced, Here I Come), Jamaica’s dancehall sensation Mr. Vegas (Life Is So Beautiful, Bruk It Down, Call Me), Soca princess Patrice Roberts (Slow Wine, I Am Soca), the talented Farmer Nappy (Flirt, Surrender), 3Canal (Blue, Good Morning), and Trinidad’s 2012 Chutney Soca Monarch, KI (Single Forever) aboard the famed Intrepid Sea, Air, & Space Museum Complex (Pier 86 at West 46th Street & 12th Avenue, NYC).

Doors open 9pm for Platinum VIP patrons and 10pm for public. Showtime is promptly at 11:00pm.Hosted by, Dahved Levy and 107.5FM WBLS NY with music by Back2Basics, Natural Freaks, Elegance Sound, Platinum Sound, FBI Sounds and DJ Roy of Road International Sound.  Get your tickets today, visit caribbeanfever.com.

Creating a perfect fusion of camaraderie and culture, Machel Montano 30/30 showcases first-class Caribbean entertainment in grand style. Don't miss this unforgettable, summer kickoff complete with the flight deck party of a lifetime!   “It is a great feeling to be involved in such a celebration of history, culture and music.  Where we all can come together and enjoy quality time and entertainment, often times we miss out on these cherished moments.  This is all about people uniting, meeting and greeting,” says Dahved Levy – Founder/CEO Caribbean Fever.

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





Foundation The Ruling Sound Presents: Healing of the Nation!

Greetings Famous Facers!

Foundation The Ruling Sound out of Europe has blessed us with this herbalist must have mixed CD called 'Healing of the Nation!'

Blessed with chunes that encourage a firm meditation, this  CD features artists such as Suga Minott, John  Holt, Sizzla and Barrington Levy.  Some of the younger artists featured include Kali Blaxx and the chune "One Smoke," PZed with "Cassava" and Elijah Prophet with "Chalice."

Download this must have an add it to your collection here:

Healing of the Nation

When Dance Did Nice...

Greetings!

Our good friend DJ Mush 1 from Tunnel 1 Radio (heard on WNYU 89.1 FM) in New York just stopped by with news of two BIG dances you have to check out!  The first one is December 4th, 2010 and the second is December 23rd, 2010.  Details below!

The Prey Who Wants to be Caught by the Cougar!

Greetings!

 

An online debate took place not too long

ago discussing women.  In particular, this

group of men wanted to share the top reasons

why they will only date 'older' women.  Me

being curious, asked the group for a definition

of 'older' to which they replied '35-40.'  Hm!

Of their long list, here are the top 5 reasons

for their choice:

 

5.  They have their act together

4.  Minimal stress

3.  They know how to cook, clean and keep a man

2.  There's no pressure to get married

1.  They ('older' women) have the best sex

 

They also went on to say that men like Usher

and Ashton Kutcher make it easier for them

to be looked upon by older women.  How old

are these younger men you ask?!  28-32.  Wowow!

 

HOTTT New Music!

 

Amerie ft. Trey Songz, Lloyd Banks & Griz - Pretty Brown Eyes (Remix)

*Too HOTTT!

 

Bruno Mars - Just The Way You Are

*Loving this dude more and more!

 

Eric Benet - Sometimes I Cry

*Sounds like he's directing this towards Halle

even after all these years...?

 

Exile Dih Brave ft. Sparkie & Freeze - Party Everyday

*You've never heard Zip Jock Sparks like this before.  Wowow!

 

Rock City - All I Want (Major & Minor Riddim)

*This dude is getting a lot of support from DJ's worldwide

 

Mario - Tappin Out

*To quote Munga Honorebel - yes yes!

 

Nicki Minaj ft. Sean Paul - Your Love (Remix)

*Dutty!

 

Saukrates ft. Reign - Money

*Don't mess with a man's money!

 

Shaggy ft. Barrington Levy - Only U

*DJ Sting International Hijack Refix.  Murdah!

 

Trey Songz - I Want You

*Baby maker!

 

Trey Songz ft. Nicki Minaj - Bottoms Up (Clean Version)

*Naughty!

 

Remixology!

 

DJ Q puts Mary J Blige's "Be Happy" over the

Blessings riddim.  Of all Q's remixes, I think

this one has touched me the most!

 

DJ Rob Dinero nices up Bruno Mars "Billionaire"

Madly and Badly!

 

 

 

 

HOTTTT New Music!

 

 

  

Not A Financial Levy - A Reggae Levy!

Greetings!

 

If you go to dictionary.com, and look up the

meaning of the word Levy, the first definition

you see is 'to collect or assess money that's

due.' 

 

In the case of the Reggae Levy, he's collected

Reggae fans around the world, assessed the

issues that concern them, and sings about them

through his music.  Whom do we speak of?

We speak of of the one and only Barrington Levy!

 

Barrington began his career in his early teens

by forming a band with his cousin Everton.  They

recorded a chune called "My Black Girl" in 1977

to good reviews.  Barrington didn't look back!

Since that initial recording, he has gone on to

record classic chunes such as "Shine Eye Girl,"

"Prison Oval Rock" and "Too Experienced" just

to name a few titles.

 

Building such a strong musical foundation has

ensured that Barrington's music reaches fans of

all age groups, and keeps him recording with

younger generations on a consistent basis.

 

Artists such as Rascalz, K-Os, Snoop Dogg,

MIMS, Jr. Gong, Shyne and Bounty Killer

have recorded with the Reggae legend and all

comment on his incredible focus, and commitment

to putting out the best chunes.

 

Currently, Barrington is on Tour.  Europe and

North America will see him first, then the rest

of the world.  A little birdie tells me that he just

might make an appearance at the 3rd Annual

Ottawa Reggae Festival.  Sweet!  I'm also told

that the artist will be releasing yet another studio

album soon which includes collaborations with

Buju, Jr. Gong and Beres Hammond to name

a few.  Should I mention Lil Wayne too?!

 

 

Broadcasting at 320kbps, catch a selection of

Barrington Levy here:

 

 

Barrington Levy 

 

P.S.  If you heard the rumour that Barrington fired

his band, I assure you it's not true.  What is true

is Barrington has been featured as an i-Tunes

top artist on the Hip Hop page, causing his sales

to go through the roof.  What's also true is his

spin count on mainstream radio his more than

a spinning top.  All this for a man not signed to a

major label.  Not too bad!