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Book Ends - Rebel Frequency - Jamaica's Reggae Revival - John Masouri

Rebel Frequency is the first volume in my Reggae Chronicles series and the first anthology of writing devoted to Jamaica's new wave of singers and musicians. We're talking about Chronixx, Protoje, Kabaka Pyramid and Jah9, together with newcomers like Koffee, Mortimer and Lila Ike, to name but a few. Also Damian and Stephen Marley - uptown rebels who've been among the chief architechs of today's 21st Century reggae sound..They and many others tell their personal journeys in this 420-page book, as well as the stories behind their landmark recordingsclick to read more

Port Antonio, Jamaica: A Guide to a Hitmaking Paradise - Rollingstone.com

The secluded beach town has one of the most vibrant music scenes in the world, including a hotel where Drake, Harry Styles and Florence and the Machine craft hits...click to read more

Jamaican Dancer/Choreographer Orville Hall Chat With The Gleaner; To Be Honoured by JaRIA

Find your purpose and your life will be fruitful" Is the personal mantra of popular dancer Orville Hall, and after years of dedication to the dance industry, it is safe to say Hall found his purpose and has pursued it relentlessly...click to read more

Bob Marley died in 1981 but earns $23m a year after a 3 decade legal battle over his estate - Ismail Akwei

Born, on this day, February 6th, 1045, Bob Marley lived a humble life as he promoted freedom for poor and oppressed people, social equality and, justice. However, his death on May 11, 1981, from cancer was followed by decades of lawsuits over his estate which was reported to be worth about $30 million when he died...click to read more

Radio Still Generate More Revenue Than Spotify and Twitter Combined

It was an interesting start to come across on the same day that iHeartMedia laid off hundreds of DJs and other staffers. Broadcast radio still generates more revenue than many of the current tech darlings including Uber, Spotify, Twitter and Square

The reminder not to discount radio comes from media consult Fred Jacobs, who says that "radio seems to always get the short end of the stick in virtually any conversation about media, entertainment, technology, and financial performance ...Click

More Than 100 Musicians Impacted by Recording Theft

112 artists have been confirmed to have had their recordings directly stolen and then repurposed on fake artist accounts on various streaming services. The Recording theft includes at least 831 total songs, of which 673 the website Saving Country Music has been able to identify. The stolen songs on the fake accounts have received more than 5 million streams already, and have been estimated to have generated about $1,500 a week for the fake accounts...Click

6 Important Music Industry Predictions For 2010

The music business may be notoriously unpredictable, but that won't stop us from staring into the industry crystal ball and making some at least informed, if not guaranteed predictions for...Click

Music Media Through A Teen's Eyes

The way ins which new and undiscovered music is covered by the music media has changed in recent years, with independent blogs no longer wielding quite the same powers they...Click

6 Daily Tasks To Sharpen Your Performance Skills

Getting into the habit of performing, (and, more importantly, performing well) can be a challenge for many artists starting out. That said, integrating certain specific habits into your daily schedule can do wonders for improving your ability to produce a solid live show. Here we look at six such practices...Click

Smart Speakers Becoming A Thing, What effect Will This New Trend Have on Artists?

As an increasing number of Americans (now over 36%) acquire smart speakers, changing what the future of audio consumption looks like, some artists may be forced to rethink just their promotional strategy, but their entire brand identity---> read more by James Shotwell of Haulix click

One Of The Best Ways To Gain Music Exposure

Exposure through blogs has developed into one of the best ways to get your music heard...Getting exposure for your music is the only way to grow your audience, and one of the best ways to do that is through music blogs..by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0. more...

It's A Streaming World With Vinyl Only Living In, But It's Much Better These Days

Streaming and vinyl are two growth areas helping to return the music industry to profitability. But getting your vinyl pressed hasn't been easy. "You used to not have to worry about manufacturing," Matthew Johnson, co-founder of Fat Possum Records told Billboard more.

Most Expensive Vinyl Ever Sold

How much is the most expensive vinyl ever sold worth? A recent test pressing of an

album sold for a record setting amount of cash, providing some insight into how high stakes the world of record collecting can become.

Ringo Starr's copy of The Beatles' self titled 1968 album has been confirmed to be the most expensive vinyl record ever sold. The first-ever pressed copy of the record was sold at an auction last December for $790,000 (522,438 pound sterling). Most commonly known as 'The White Album; each unit of record came with its own serial number stamped on the cover...more

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Jamaica Music Countdown Chart

Compiled by Veteran Broadcaster Richard 'Richie B' Burgess

November 13 -19, 2020

TOP 25 DANCE HALL SINGLES

TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL

01 1 9 Lighter – Tarrus Riley Ft. Shenseea & Rvssian – Rich Immigrant/Juke Box (3wks@#1) NM

02 2 16 Through The Gate – Intence – Eagle Sound Productions NM

03 4 13 Win – Jada Kingdom – Twinkle Media/Mathsofmind Production/PopStyle Music U-1

04 3 13 Good Comfort – Shenseea – DJ Frass Records (pp#3) D-1

05 6 12 Life – Mavado – Tru Ambassador Ent. U-1

06 8 8 Twist & Turn – Popcaan faet. Drake & Party Next Door – Sony Music U-2

07 7 13 Just A Minute – Masicka – Dunwell/1syde Records NM

08 9 10 Sure Sure – Shenseea – Rich Immigrants/Interscope U-1

09 5 15 Likkle Bit A Money – Govana – Reheef Music/J.L.L. Production (2wks@#1) D-4

10 11 12 Mango – Sevana – In.Digg.Nation Collective/Six Course Music/RCA U-1

11 12 10 Yamabella – Shaneil Muir – Papi Don Muziq & Top Braff Entertainment U-1

12 13 8 Budum – Jada Kingdom – Mad Decent U-1

13 15 10 Honda (Remix) – Twani & Skillibeng – RooRecords/Claims Records/Crti U-2

14 17 6 Call Me If – Dexta Daps – Dexta Daps Music Group U-3

15 16 7 Yami Bolo – Vybz Kartel – Drop Top Records U-1

16 10 17 Lockdown – Koffee – Columbia (4wks@#1) D-6

17 19 6 No Emotion – Rygin King – Drop Top Records/Rygin Trap Records U-2

18 20 5 Inches – Spice – VP Records U-2

19 21 5 Same Guy – Shaneil Muir & Denyque – Good Good Production U-2

20 22 3 From Rags To Riches – Teejay – Damage Musiq U-2

21 23 2 Crocodile Teeth – Skillibeng – Johnny Wonder/Adde Instruments U-2

22 24 3 Gweh – Ding Dong – Romeich Entertainment U-2

23 25 2 Potus – Squash – 6ixReal Records/Attomatic Records U-2

24 14 21 Cree – Alkaline – Countree Hype Entertainment (pp#3) D-10

25 18 21 Mr Universe – Skillibeng – Cubanlynk Records & Eastsyde Records (1wk@#1) D-7

TOP 25 REGGAE SINGLES

TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL

01 2 18 Best Of Me – Romain Virgo – Young Pow Production (1wk@#1) U-1

02 1 12 Like Royalty – Protoje feat. Popcaan – In.Digg.Nation Collective/Six

Course Music/RCA (3wks@#1) D-1

03 4 19 Vampire – Vybz Kartel – Vybz Kartel Muzik U-1

04 6 9 Nice Up The Dance – Kabaka Pyramid – VP Records U-2

05 3 12 Buried Alive – Buju Banton – Rock Nation/Island/ Gargamel Music (pp#3) D-2

06 7 11 New Sheriff – Luciano – Tasjay Productions U-1

07 8 14 March – Chezidek – Tads Records U-1

08 11 8 Cruisin – Kim Thomas – Heavy Beat Records U-3

09 9 11 God Is Amazing – Bling Dawg – Iza YoungBoy Productions NM

10 10 8 Ready – Alborosie -Ft. Jo Mersa Marley – VP Records NM

11 5 15 Pressure – Koffee – Columbia (2wks@#1) D-6

12 15 6 You Alone – Jah Vinci – Notnice Records U-3

13 12 16 Same So – Protoje – In.Digg.Nation Collective/Six Course Music/RCA Records (pp#8) D-1

14 17 6 Start & Stop – Bonafide Ft. Damion ‘Jnr Gong’ Marley – Broadyard Records U-3

15 16 7 Have Some Hope – Capleton – Trusounds Un Ltd U-1

16 13 14 Got To Be Tough – Toots and the Maytals – Trojan Jamaica/BMG (pp#4) D-3

17 20 4 Love Is Real – Khalia – K-Licious Music U-3

18 14 22 Little Green Apples – Christopher Martin – Hard Records (1wk@#1) D-4

19 21 4 Baby Don’t Worry – Rad Dixon – Tasjay Productions U-2

20 22 2 Pressure (Remix) – Koffee Feat. Buju Banton – Columbia U-2

21 23 2 Switch It Up – Protoje Feat. Koffee – In.Digg.Nation Collective/SixCourse Music/RCA U-2

22 24 3 Lady – Richie Stephens Ft. Dean Fraser – Pot Of Gold Productions U-2

23 25 2 Call To Duty – Beres Hammond – VP Records U-2

24 - New One Prayer – Stevie Face & Anthony B – Footsteppz Productions

25 18 16 Cool As The Breeze /Friday – Chronixx – Soul Circle Music (2wks@#1) D-7

TOP TEN ALBUMS/CD CHART

TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL

01 1 9 Healing – Tarrus Riley – Juke Box/Zojak Worldwide (2wks@#1) NM

02 2 14 Outta Jamaica Riddim – Various Artistes – Tasjay Productions NM

03 3 8 Reggae Gold – Various Artistes – VP Records NM

04 4 11 Hello Africa – Chezidek – Tads Records NM

05 6 5 Higher Place – Skip Marley – Tuff Gong/Island Records U-1

06 5 11 In Search of Lost Time Jamaica – Protoje – In.Digg.Nation/Six

Course/RCA Records (2wks@#1) D-1

07 8 3 More Family Time - Ziggy Marley – Tuff Gong Worldwide U-1

08 9 3 The Journey Chosen – Spragga Benz – Red Square Productions U-1

09 7 11 Got To Be Tough – Toots and The Maytals – Trojan Jamaica/BMG (2wks@#1) D-2

10 10 13 Be Somebody – Sevana – In.Digg.Nation/Six Course/RCA Records NM

_____________________NOTES_____________________________________

Numbers in bracket indicate the number of weeks at the No. 1 Spot.

Key: U – Upward, D – Down, NM – Non-Mover

TW – This Week, LW – Last Week, WC Weeks on Chart, PP in bracket – Peak Position, RE – Re-entry

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