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 Los Angeles, CA – February 19, 2010 Celebrating their first single since the full length release “Man Redemption”, Jahmings Maccow debuts “I”; a love-sick ballad with a mellow reggae groove. The song speaks of the illusions of greed, fear, and unhappiness. Jahmings urges his brother man that these feeling are just a figment of the imagination, and that these will soon pass. “I” is a track full of spirit and heart; Jahmings words are sung so sincere and honest.
This is the second release for Letmegoo Records, a label dedicated to helping expand the careers of independent reggae artists. The label’s first release “Man Redemption” was praised as being unabashedly pure roots reggae. Jahmings perfects a flawless blend of rock with roots reggae on his new release, which is sure to please. Continue reading Reggae-Rock Band, Jahmings Maccow and E- Rif Release the Single “I”
 Randolph Fisher C.E.O. Black Music Promotions “NO TO GUNS! YES TO LIFE” Campaign was introduced in 2007, and was endorsed by Mayor Lee of Portmore and Superintendent Terrence Bent. Mr. Bent of Greater Portmore Police South St. Catherine Division. Our main concern is to create an international awareness campaign against GUN VIOLENCE & GUN TRAFFICKING!
Black Music Promotions believes that, if the music is said to influence people to do wrong, then it can also initiate peace. Artiste from time to time, has expressed concern / disgust, in their music about gun killing such as, Culture – “Stop These Fussing and Fighting” / Dennis Brown – “Make It Easy On Yourself” / George Nooks – “Tribal War” Eddie Fitzroy –“The Gun” / Leroy Smart – “Balistic Affair” / Micheal Palmer- “Dem A Lick Shot” / Buju Banton – “Murderer” / Capeleton – “That Day Will Come” and the Hon. Robert Nesta “ Bob” Marley – “Ambush In The Night”. Continue reading International Campaign Against GUN VIOLENCE 2010
 Saturday, February 13, Kingston, Jamaica (A.I.M Inc.): Week 2 of Bacchanal Treasures – the Bacchanal Fridays saw hundreds of Soca lovers coming out to the Mas Camp in New Kingston to get their weekly fix of the ever infectious genre of music.
At a $600 entry price, the organizers have somehow found a way to make the weekly series ‘recession friendly’ and with drink specials being offered by Appleton, Smirnoff, Heineken and others, there is always a cost effective way to spend a dollar and enjoy a drink.
The vibe around the Mas Camp was relatively slow. However there were sporadic moments when the energy reached climatic proportions; selections from the soca catalogue of 2 and even 3 years ago worked well for the masses and there was a thunderous sound of appeal when the selector played Skip to Ma Luu with Serani, Ding Dong and Razz & Biggy. The crowd erupted in a dancing frenzy swinging from left to right all around the venue and shaking various booths set up by the sponsors. Continue reading Soca Lovers Treated to St. Mary’s Finest
NEW YORK, NY — On February 26th, 2010, Jamaica Impact, Inc. (JAMPACT) will host its 2nd annual Roots Rockin’ Royal Fashion Show at Promenade. Roots Rockin’ Royal II fuses fashion with rich, vibrant heritage of the Caribbean through music, art, fashion and use of the “royal colors”—red, gold and green.
This year’s highly esteemed event will showcase the talent of popular Caribbean and New York designers such as: I LOVE JA, Born as a Raggamuffin, Clutch Kreyol, Riddim Driven, OSUN Designs, Eye Collection, and many more. Continue reading JAMPACT in Partnership with Caribbean International
 The promoter of the Reggae Jam Festival in Germany (which was once more voted to be the best Reggae Festival in Europe) will be supporting the non-profit organisation HELP Jamaica! in the future. HELP Jamaica! is fundraising money in Europe, to establish alternative Education Centers in needy Jamaican communities as well as supporting existing education projects such as the Trenchtown Reading Centre (TRC).
Bernd Lagemann, the main person behind the Reggae Jam Festival, better known as ‚Sheriff’ is supporting the establishing of the first HELP Jamaica!-operated Education Center in the community of Cassava Piece in Kingston 8 with a covenant donation of 5000,- EUR right after the Reggae Jam Festival in August 2010. Continue reading The HELP Jamaica! organisation and the German ‘Reggae Jam’ Festival team up for Jamaica!
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