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GREGORY ISAACS - Let's Dance : Reggae on iTunes

May 30, 2011

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GREGORY ISAACS - Let's Dance : Reggae on iTunes

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Buju Banton Wins Grammy for Best Reggae Album of 2010

Click to download on iTunes When it comes to artists with devoted fans, Buju Banton has them where ever there is reggae music - which is everywhere on the planet. Buju, to his adoring fans, is a living embodiment of all that is the message of reggae music. From revolutionary, to spiritual, to the 'Rude Bwoy' culture, he has captured a loyal following with his music and charismatic stage performances - literally on every continent on the globe. I recall when he busted-out on the Washington DC club scene when shortly after then 'King of Dancehall' Shabba Ranks - faded. One could not go to a club or turn on radio without getting a heavy serving of that unmistakable voice and unique delivery style. Banton is this generations Bob Marley in every respect. For his work, Buju recently received a Grammy Award for best Reggae Album of 2010 for Before the Dawn - now those who have held a grudge for the teenage Buju Banton (Mr. Mention) for anti-gay lyrics, need to pu

My Life II...The Journey Continues (Act 1) Mary J. Blige - Download on iTunes

$13.99 Genres: R&B/Soul, Music, Contemporary R&B Released: Nov 21, 2011 ℗ 2011 Geffen Records My Life II...The Journey Continues (Act 1) [Deluxe Version] - Mary J. Blige My Life II...The Journey Continues (Act 1) by Mary J Blige @ amazon.com [+digital booklet] * Notes: This is another stop on the amazing musical journey of this great American icon. Mary J. Blige is absolutely fantastic on this latest album. Fans will adore her more and new fans will get hooked - well done Queen!!!

Listen to TRAVIS SCOTT Essentials by Apple Music

Travis Scott Essentials PLAYLIST Apple Music Hip-Hop Travis Scott's dark, psychedelic take on trap—with its harsh percussion and eerie, atmospheric synths—has had a massive influence on 2010s rap. Scott (born Jacques Webster in the Houston suburbs) made his name first as an in-house producer for Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music, working on the 2012 label showcase Cruel Summer and 2013's Yeezus, and dropped his first mixtape, Owl Pharoah, in 2013. And like West, his mentor, Scott soon shifted his primary focus from production to solo work, curating top talent for his star-studded albums and mixtapes for T.I.'s Grand Hustle label. A chameleonic vocalist, Scott roars through anthems like “Upper Echelon” and sings in a processed higher register on tracks like “Don't Play.” His songs take the sound of similarly melodic rappers—Future and Kid Cudi among them—to unexpected, often challenging places, all without stripping them of their immediacy. Cover photo shot

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