For Negril based singer Timmi Burrell music is a very serious thing. The Spanish Town Native does not believe in making music that does not have the ability to impact positively on the life of others. He does not believe in doing music for a quick hype and a bag of forwards at stage shows. He says “I have a message to deliver and it has to be done in a certain kind of way. No hurry come up thing, no hype thing for me, I don’t want to make it fast and then dissappear quickly”. Thats why he spends a lot of time working on his craft in and out of the studio, with his management and production team at Torie/Shae’s Production.
The National Commercial Bank (NCB) has reacted to Friday’s Supreme Court injunction barring it from closing the accounts of Olint Corporation.
The injunction, first aired by RJR News, also barred the NCB from destroying or disposing of documents related to Olint’s accounts.
In a release issued on Tuesday afternoon, NCB says it has referred the matter to its external counsel, who will shortly file a response in the Supreme Court.
Marlon Vickerman, Features Writer at jamaica-gleaner.com
It is the city’s newest landmark and can be seen from several miles away. The new Half-Way Tree Transport Centre was officially opened on the weekend and the sense of pride of those in attendance was as thick as the massive columns supporting the building.
The comments they made demonstrated that, for the most part, people believed that the development of the transport centre was a step in the right direction. “It pretty yuh nuh, a long time this should a deh ya,” and “a first-class building dem ya” were just a couple comments overheard.
MR. MAJESTIC, YAMI BOLO, CHEZIDEK, JR. TOOTS, HURRICANE GILBERT AND TURBULENCE HEADLINE UPCOMING REGGAE TOUR
rystyle Entertainment and Simplicity Management and Entertainment Launch The Unbreakable Reggae Tour
January 7, 2008 – San Francisco, CA- The Unbreakable Reggae Tour will blaze stages throughout Northern California, Washington State and Oregon with an all-star line-up of internationally known artists including Mr. Majestic, Yami Bolo, Chezidek, Jr. Toots (a product of the famous Toots & the Maytals), Hurricane Gilbert and Turbulence. The highly, anticipated show will kick off on January 14th, 2008 with Hurricane’s Gilbert’s annual birthday bash. The event, which has been sold out in the past, anticipates more than 700 attendees next year. The producers of the tour, Krystyle Entertainment and Simplicity Management and Entertainment have pending dates scheduled; and plans to take the tour all over the country and internationally in an effort to increase the awareness of reggae music.
Have you ever worn a flip flop sandal imprinted with a gaggle of ackees (the colorful national fruit of Jamaica)? Enter JAMFLIPS, a new flip flop sandal design company based in Miami, Florida and specializing in sandals bearing unique Caribbean motifs and themes. The flagship design: the ackee-delite is a colorful cacophony of the interesting national fruit of Jamaica. The home-based company has been under development for over 3 years, and is the brainchild of a locally-based family of Jamaican heritage who call themselves “the connoisseurs of flip flops”.