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Write a new article based on the info from the provided Harmony House and 17 North Parade, an imprint of VP Records, will reissue Beres Hammond’s Just A Man on November 28, 2024, exclusively for Record Store Day Black Friday. This US-only, limited-edition release will feature a newly remastered colored vinyl pressing with the original Rolls Royce cover art — a prized collectible for fans. A treasured album on the Rare Groove circuit, Just A Man holds significant value among collectors, with original copies elusive on the resale market and highly sought after. Originally released by Joe Gibbs, Just A…
Write a new article based on the info from the provided Peter Edwards. Former Digicel Rising Stars competitor-turned-gospel recording artiste Peter Edwards and his wife Christina will launch their solo albums on Saturday, November 16 at an event dubbed Double Impact: 2 Albums in one night, at Miracle Arena For All Nations on Weston Road, Woodbridge, Ontario. Peter’s album, which is entitled Holy One, is his sophomore project, while Christina’s album, It is Jesus, is her début project. “This album launch is geared towards the youthful generation, and those who don’t know Christ, so I have eight rappers who will…
Write a new article based on the info from the provided Gospel recording artiste Rick Brown is showing gratitude in his newly released single titled Jesus Made A Change In Me. “The song is about being changed by God; from being rejected and abused, laughed at, and looked down on, but God came in and gave this joy that changes everything. From being a sinner to a winner,” the singer told the Jamaica Observer. Produced by Jermaine Clarke, the track was officially released on October 12. Since its release, the track has been receiving positive feedback, with fans commending the…
Commonwealth Summit Addresses Colonial Legacy and Climate Change Amidst Calls for Reparatory Justice APIA, Samoa (AFP) — In a landmark declaration, the Commonwealth’s 56 members have collectively acknowledged the pressing need to address the enduring legacy of the transatlantic slave trade, culminating in a summit in Samoa that could pave the way for future reparations. The gathering, marked by prolonged and at times intense discussions, saw leaders from Britain and its former colonies confront a shared, troubled history. The "Samoa Communique" issued at the summit underscores the urgency of initiating meaningful conversations about the historical injustices wrought by slavery, Indigenous…
Reggae music newcomer Richard “Koulie” Glass IV is on a mission to spread positivity and create a lasting impact with his music. The Miami, Florida-born singer recently collaborated with reggae legend Sizzla Kalonji on the track Rockers, a modern rendition of Jacob Miller’s reggae classic We A Rockers. Produced by Paul Kastick and released by Groove Gallore Muzik and Vpal Music in July, Rockers has been receiving widespread airplay both locally and internationally. This track marks Koulie’s official studio debut, inspired by his mother to pursue music professionally. Describing his style as roots, rock, reggae, Koulie credits his talent to…
Cheese Heist: 22 Tons of Cheddar Stolen in Daring UK Scam London, United Kingdom (AFP) — In a heist that has left the dairy industry and cheese enthusiasts reeling, a brazen group of scammers orchestrated the theft of 22 tons of premium English and Welsh Cheddar, valued at approximately £300,000 ($388,000). The crime, described by British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver as a "brazen heist of shocking proportions," has captured the attention of authorities and the public alike. The cheese, sourced from small-scale producers Hafod, Westcombe, and Pitchfork, was initially delivered to what was believed to be a legitimate wholesale distributor…
Let Loose Event Sets the Night on Fire with High Energy and Musical Vibes Last Saturday night, the St Lucia Avenue Car Park in New Kingston was ablaze with fire and energy as music lovers gathered to experience the third staging of Let Loose. The event was a musical mayhem that had patrons dancing to the latest dancehall, hip hop, and Afrobeats tunes. The atmosphere was electric, with patrons forming themselves into a moving train and trying out the latest dance moves in between musical selections. Street dancers were in attendance, showcasing the hottest moves to those willing to participate.…
Mona High School’s Manning Cup Team Dominates in Round of 16 In a dominant display of skill and teamwork, Mona High School’s Manning Cup team secured a resounding 6-0 victory over St Jago High School in the round of 16 match at Stadium East on Friday. Led by head coach Craig Butler, the defending champions showcased their talent and determination on the field, leaving their opponents in awe. Javier Dunn was the standout player for Mona High, scoring two goals to lead his team to victory. Denzel McKenzie, Demarion Harris, Carlton Brown, and even goalkeeper Riquelme Edwards also contributed to…
The Jamaica Amateur Bodybuilding and Fitness Association (JABBFA) is gearing up for its upcoming Jamaica Invitational Bodybuilding Championships, set to take place on Saturday, November 23 at the Courtleigh Auditorium in St Andrew. This event is being hailed as a turning point in the future of local bodybuilding, with JABBFA aiming to provide a professional platform for local athletes and raise the standard of bodybuilding in Jamaica. For years, JABBFA has faced challenges in fielding large national teams at international events due to financial constraints and a lack of sponsorship. This has limited the exposure of Jamaican athletes on a…
The West Indies Cricket Team will be looking to salvage some pride as they face off against Sri Lanka in the third and final One-Day International (ODI) at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium on Saturday. With Sri Lanka already holding an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series, the West Indies will be eager to avoid a whitewash. Captain Shai Hope has been vocal about the team’s struggles with the bat, emphasizing the importance of the top-order batters setting a solid platform for the middle order to build on. The lower order has shown glimpses of promise, with Sherfane Rutherford’s explosive…