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Showing posts with label carnival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carnival. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

L3 Magazine February Issue ft. Patrice Roberts




February, 2013 has shaped up to be one of the most exciting for fans and lovers of Soca!  As Carnival season is upon us, Team L3 traveled to Trinidad & Tobago to speak one of the industries hottest talents, Ms. Patrice Roberts!

Interviewed by Tricia ‘ZJ Sparks’ Spence, Patrice opens up on an intimate level as she shares some of the pressures and stresses she faced as a newbie to the business while learning from the master of modern day Soca, Machel Montano.  The artist also gives us a peak into her work out regiment which keeps her in fabulous shape.

What did Patrice say when Sparks asked “Your beauty is rather unique, has any modeling agency approached you or designers to model their line?”

Dawn Richard is no stranger to the spotlight.  Being in P. Diddy’s group Danity Kane, she was front and centre with the Rap mogul and didn’t disappoint.  With the group dismantling, Dawn has found incredible success as a solo artist.

Interviewed by the UK’s Portia Clarke, Dawn explains her new sound and her reasoning behind calling her fans ‘Hearts.’  She also explains why being an independent artist without a label was a blessings in disguise, giving her more bargaining power.

Readers will appreciate Dawn’s intelligence as she tells Portia “Usually when an artist is coming out and they have an album, which gets the response, but for us to have an EP and get this, it was great.  With the distribution deal, it worked out better because we have more of the sales revenue and don’t have to go through a middle person which is the label who would take more money, and change the direction of what we wanted to accomplish….”

Rounding out the interviews, Heike takes a trip to the Bahamas to speak to Peter Runks who arguably is the #1 Reggae export from the island.  Peter is open and candid as he shares his experiences in the industry and the support he’s received from home and abroad.

Our International DJ feature is none other than Trinidad & Tobago’s Kaotic International!  As February is Black History Month, we explore the offerings of Music Africa in Toronto, and as it’s also the month of Love, Canada’s leading songstress, Ammoye, rocks lover’s Valentine’s Day with her HOTTT new singles.

We have charts, the hottest Valentine’s Day couples, beauty features, music marketing 101 and hot new releases.  All this and more at www.L3Magazine.com! 

Sunday, January 9, 2011

♠ HOTTT New Soca! ♠ Shurwayne Winchester - Over N Over!

Greetings!

As soon as you cross over the ‘Christmas’ line, you officially step into the countdown to the
Carnival season which is ever closer (March 7th and 8th are the exact Trinidad Carnival). ).

Shurwayne Winchester has consistently released hit songs throughout 2010 and starts off
2011 with another hit song called “Over N Over!”

Produced on the SW Limited label, Shurwayne ishaving fun in the sun as he says:  “are you readyto go / hell no /  you want them stop de show / hellno … show them any season / any weather for any country in Carnival we play…!”

Broadcasting at 320kbps and 160 BPM, and with the understanding that this is only the beginning of a slew of hits we’ll be receiving from Shurwayne leading up to carnival, catch the stars latest chune “Over N Over” by clicking on title below:

P.S.  Make sure you request this song from your favourite Soca DJ's.  This song will increase your heart rate which means it will make you sweat which means you may experience weight loss the more you move to this and other Shurwayne Winchester songs!  






Monday, November 22, 2010

♠ HOTTT New Groovy Soca! ♠ Shurwayne Winchester - Manic + Jammin'!

Greetings!
 
It may be shameful to admit this, but a year
ago, I didn't have as much appreciation for
Soca as I do now!  I LOVE it, and that's mainly
because of one man:  Mr. Shurwayne Winchester!
 
Shurwayne and the team at SW Limited continue
to produce hit records, the latest being:  "Manic"
and "Jammin'."
 
Both chunes are on the same riddim (sorry, I
don't have a riddim name), and both chunes will
make it hard to choose from so you have to play
both!  "Manic" is loosely based on the hit song
"Manic Monday" by the girl group the Bangles.
"Jammin'" hears a man talk about how HOTTT
his girl is and what he wants to do to her in a dance.
Both chunes feel good, accelerates the heart rate,
reduces weight and will have the phone line lit
like a Christmas Tree at the radio station.  It will
also have the dancefloor 'chipping' in a Fete!
*Goldman Smally we see you!
 
Broadcasting at 320kbps, catch "Manic" and "Jammin'"
from SW Limited here
 
 

 


Friday, August 6, 2010

CARIBANA™ ARTS GROUP (CAG) Chair Speaks to 88.1 CKLN FM's Norman Otis Richmond

CARIBANA™ ARTS GROUP (CAG) Chair Speaks to
Norman Otis Richmond
 
 
The Caribana parade and festivities have come to an end, however, planning and public education have begun for next year's 44th anniversary.

CARIBANA™ ARTS GROUP (CAG) Chair, Henry ‘King Cosmos’ Gomez, will join Norman Otis Richmond on 88.1 CKLN on the show Saturday Morning Live.  From 12 to 1p.m. on Saturday August 7th, the two will discuss community response to this year's festival and to give a perspective on the Festival Management Committee.   The CAG Chair also plans to set the record straight and educate the public on the difference between the Festival Management Committee (FMC) and CARIBANA™ ARTS GROUP (CAG), formerly the Caribbean Cultural Committee – CCC, who are the owner of the CARIBANA™ Trademark.

Norman Otis Richmond, whose program Saturday Morning Live has been on the air for many years, welcomes the discussion by saying “Caribana needs to be discussed because of its historic, economic and cultural importance to the Black and Caribbean community.”

Listen to the broadcast live by logging on to www.ckln.fm at 12pm EST, 5pm GMT, 9am PST.


About CARIBANA™ ARTS GROUP (CAG)

CARIBANA™ ARTS GROUP (CAG), formerly known as the Caribbean Cultural Committee (CCC) was incorporated in 1967 for the purpose of celebrating Canada’s Centennial. The CAG is the legal owner of the CARIBANA™ Festival, and is chaired by Henry Gomez. In 2006, the City of Toronto appointed the Festival Management Committee to manage the CARIBANA™ Festival for one year.

E-mail inquiries to: caribanaartsgroup@gmail.com or call 647-225-8977