Jah Bouks St Thomas-based reggae act and businessman Jah Bouks believes the multi-billion dollar Southern Coastal Highway Improvement Project will be a major game changer for his long neglected home parish. If we get the road, us business people can establish this east coast, where you can get a lot of things that you can get on the north coast, he said of the project. Jah Bouks is also the owner of the Angola restaurant, named after his hit 2013 single, which he premiered at the popular Magnum Kings and Queens competition. In an all new What s Up? Jah Bouks talks about his business goals, upcoming album and winning after his appearance in Magnum Kings and Queens. Watch the video edited by Ramon Lindsay below.
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April 1, 2021 03:03 PM During the year without concerts and live performances, several new and emerging Dancehall artists have stirred attention and are poised for breakout careers in 2021. In Part 1 of this series, we highlight Nation Boss, Yaksta, 10Tik, Caano, and Skeng. These five artists to watch are some of Jamaica’s new buzzworthy performers, who have been growing in popularity as well as charting high on multiple streaming platforms among Jamaican audiences, notably Apple Music, YouTube and Audiomack. Caano Straight off the bat, it is largely agreed on that Dancehall deejay, and sometimes singer, Caano has long had the skillset to make a name for himself in the local music industry. The former Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall contestant became a major fan-favorite after he gained significant notice on social media when a video of him freestyling made the rounds.