The time for Alrica’s highly anticipated sophomore CD release (This Time Round-The Untold Stories) is finally here and she will be performing with a live band to celebrate. The party will be held at Harlem’s legendary Shrine World Music located at 2271 Adam Clayton Powell JR Blvd. NY, NY from 9:00pm to 11:00pm on August 21st, 2010. Admission for this event is free.
Alrica’s vocal style is a unique blend of rich soul and reggae fused with jazz and hip hop. Onstage, she is a truly breathtaking performer. Her debut CD, an EP entitled This Time Round generated excitement from fans and music connoisseurs worldwide. Audiences were impressed with her ability to transition smoothly from the soulful sound of tracks such as Just one Time and Journey for Love to more dance floor ready tracks such as Move and Ooh La La. In an interview with Liberating Style Magazine, Alrica stated, “I feel comfortable in both lanes, but I prefer singing the slower songs that really allow me to experiment lyrically and touch a certain place emotionally.”
Kingston, Jamaica: July 5, 2010 :: After ripping the runway at the recently concluded Pulse – Caribbean Fashion Week, plans are now in high gear for dancehall recording artiste D’Angel to make good on her promise of delivering a memorable performance at the 2010 staging of Reggae Sumfest destined for Catherine Hall, Montego Bay. Though not her first time on the big stage, D’Angel is focused on leaving her imprint on the expected thousands in attendance on Dancehall Night.
“I plan to pull out all the stops, not just to go on stage and sing my songs. I want to leave something memorable that people will talk about even after the festival has ended.”
Kingston, Jamaica: Already gaining the title as “Facebook Sensation” from those who have heard her many recorded videos of her singing, Multi-talented would be an understatement to describe the Rockwildaz rising superstar, Kimberly Nain. Be sure to remember the name, Kimberly Nain aka “LaLa” as she is sometimes called is fast becoming a household name.
Kimberly Nain will soon be on your television screens as the co-host of an upcoming TV show called “Sync” which will be aired on CVM TV.
Florida, USA: When she brought us a ray of “Sunshine” in January 2010, we never knew the young 18 year old song bird would in such quick succession be featured on CVM TV “OnStage”, a “Mus Bus” in the TEENage news paper and now, Toi is “Fresh On The Block” as the headline reads on the R&B Top 40 Charts with her collaboration with new dancehall reggae sensation, Konshens.
The single, “All Night Party” which is produced by UIM Productions is only just her first official radio release which is receiving regular radio play both locally & overseas. Upon hearing the original single after being approached by Rockwildaz Entertainment which is Toi’s management, design & public relations team, Konshens immediately said yes to doing a remix which was mixed by Sean Ricketts of Calibur Entertainment, who is also Toi’s recording engineer & producer.
Kingston, Jamaica – June 23,2010: Singer and Songwriter Cherine will be singing a slightly different tune this weekend. On Saturday June 26th Cherine, who takes on the hat of Team Captian , will mobilize a passionate and driven group of young Dancehall- SOULdiers (members of Team Dancehall Soul), to help raise funds for cancer awareness, research and outreach at Jamaica Cancer Society’s Relay For Life.
With several activities planned, Anderson is excited about the prospects. All proceeds of Cherine’s EP’s “The Introduction-Dubstyle” sold at the event will go towards the outreach efforts.
No stranger to giving back to her community, Cherine started her own Reach-One Child Foundation in 2003 and has been helping need-based students with supplies and partial tuition scholarships. Working with the cancer society is a first for Anderson.
Wednesday, June 16, Kingston, Jamaica (A.I.M Inc.): After just two weeks, the most recent production by the promoters from A.I.M Entertainment has found its way into the hearts of the ‘mid-week ravers’ of Kingston looking to get their fix on Thursday Nights.
Tabu Nights came right at a time when patrons where hungry for party solutions following an atmosphere that was tense after a military led man hunt for alleged Drug lord; Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke which left Kingston and surrounding areas under a Government imposed State of Emergency. Quite like a ray of hope Tabu Nights got off to a start on the weekend immediately following what has become the ‘series of unfortunate events’.
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