Better Mus' Come (2010)
Crime drama starring Sheldon Shepherd. Jamaica, 1978: with the national elections fast approaching, a deadly turf war erupts between gangs of rival po
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Crime drama starring Sheldon Shepherd. Jamaica, 1978: with the national elections fast approaching, a deadly turf war erupts between gangs of rival po
HE has become known as part of the dub poetry perform package No-Maddz, but with his new ...
CLARKS ORIGINALS launched a new collection and accompanying video campaign Clarks & Jamaica using the voices and talents of 7 Jamaican bred stars to explain what the Clarks Original brand means to Jamaica. The limited-edition releases are now sold out on their website, where Clarks said they are proud to be part of island life for over 60 years. Jamaicans always had a love affair with things made in the UK. The country still holds a constitutional monarchy with Her Majesty as the Queen of Jamaica. Although Jamaicans need a visa to visit, UK-made appliances, suits, ties, and Clarks shoes are ...
The No-Maddz The No-Maddz are credited as being the group that started what is now known as the Reggae revival; the resurgence of Reggae among young people. As a group, they have done movies with Idris Elba and international advertisements with Puma. Now down to two members, they’ve released a few albums, and now consist of lead singers Evie (Everaldo Creary) and Sheppie (Sheldon Shepherd). The No-Maddz were originally 8 members? How did the group start? In 2000, the Jamaica Cultural Development Competition (JCDC) introduced the Dub Poetry ensemble category, they required 7 participants min...
Among them are Rising Stars and 'X-Factor' winner Dalton Harris; 2019 Rising Stars winner Sherlon Russell; 2015 winner Jody-Kay James; Rising Stars finalist Nickeisha Barnes; as well as OMI, Jamila Falak, Sheldon Shepherd of No-Maddz, George Nooks and 12-year-old Maylyn Dillon. The organisers, through the Jodian Pantry Foundation, will make a presentation of tablets to a group of already-identified students.