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Dancehall artiste Kapella Don gunned down in MoBay - Vimarsana News

Dancehall artiste Kapella Don gunned down in MoBay

The local music industry has lost another young dancehall act to gun violence. The latest victim, Kapella Don, whose real name is Javan Willie, was a Montego Bay-based artiste. He was shot dead by an unknown assailant in Montpelier, St James a

Boom Boom Says He's Not Coming Back If Jamaica Doesn't Reopen For Summer, Trashes "Stingy" Dancehall Entertainers – DancehallMag - Vimarsana News

Boom Boom Says He's Not Coming Back If Jamaica Doesn't Reopen For Summer, Trashes "Stingy" Dancehall Entertainers – DancehallMag

Boom Boom Amid concerns that Jamaica’s entertainment industry will not bounce back until next year, Billboard Selector Boom Boom says he will be flying to the UK as soon as its borders are fully reopened and will not return to his home country anytime soon. “Yuh know seh England a open di 21st a June though, yu seet?  And mi have roun 16 show a England right now enuh.   And rite yah suh as mi a talk to yuh mi a pray to Faada God fi meck dah woman yah (COVID) behave harself enuh an uh badda meck England lock dung.  Mi just waan guh do mi concert dem Missa Milla,” Boom Boom said durin...

'OH GOD, YE DEVILS': Varying scourges besetting the church in Jamaica - Vimarsana News

'OH GOD, YE DEVILS': Varying scourges besetting the church in Jamaica

Pastor James Johnson, 29 ... was shot and killed by a lone gunman in September 2018 inside the Church of God of Prophecy building on Old Harbour Road in Spanish Town, St Catherine. The church seems to be under siege in Jamaica. There have been a rash of incidents involving shootings in church, sacrilege, desecration and murders in which members of the clergy appeared to have been deliberately targeted. Jamaica's popular culture is littered with references that flirt with blasphemy, such as when deejay Aidonia spewed on a hit song, ‘Look’: “Inna beach shorts, gwaan leave yah pon a visa/...