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Bounty Killer Proud Of His Dancehall Feuds: 'Mi Build Some, A No Nothing If Mi Kill Some' – DancehallMag
Bounty Killer took to Instagram on Wednesday to make it clear that he has no regrets, but instead delights in the fact that he has lived up to his name
Source: dancehallmag.com
Pazuello: o que diz regulamento que proíbe militar da ativa em ato político
Saiba o que diz regulamento pelo qual o general Eduardo Pazuello pode ser punido após ter participado de ato político com Bolsonaro. Leia na Gazeta do Povo
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Some Young Dancehall Artists Still Refusing To Voice For 'Big' Producers Says Boom Boom – DancehallMag
Boom Boom Billboard selector Boom Boom says the issue of Dancehall artists refusing to voice for certain producers and vice-versa, has worsened with time. Boom Boom was speaking during an interview with veteran journalist Anthony Miller on Television Jamaica’s The Entertainment Report, which was aired on Friday night. His comments came after Miller told him he thought the days of polarization between the artist and producers were over. According to him he has had personal experience in observing the bitterness and the covetous behaviours of some of the players in the industry. “Mo man, it...
Source: dancehallmag.com
Kurt Riley Urges Bounty Killer To Never Apologize For "Look Into My Eyes", "Poor People Fed Up" – DancehallMag
Bounty Killer, Kurt Riley Musicologist and producer Kurt Riley, who co-curated the tunes for the iconic VERZUZ face-off between Beenie Man and Bounty Killer, today magnified the Warlord, heaping praises on him for his unwavering defense of Jamaica’s oppressed through his music, over the decades. Riley’s adulations came after Bounty’s recent expression of regret at some of the violent lyrics embedded in many of his songs, including phrases such as “people dead!” At the same time the former Fame FM radio disc jockey, told Bounty Killer that he had other Dancehall anthems which address...
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