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A local evangelist is demanding a musical clash with Dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel. Evangelist Taylor, who didn't want the name of the church he attends published, says he wants Isaiah Laing, the promoter of the annual Sting show, to arrange a clash between himself and Kartel. "I want Laing to organise that clash, because Mr Vybz Kartel has been leading the generation astray for too long and we have to stop him. He is deceiving them," said the evangelist.

Stage Name: Danielle Real Name: Danielle Isaacs Birth Month: May How did you get started in the business? Danielle: Through a friend/producer, Delroy 'Fatta' Pottinger, who produced my first track. What has been your greatest challenge in the business yet? Danielle: Men in the business who do not want to keep it musical and just business. What have you been up to lately? Danielle: I've been in the studio recording and vibing fresh concepts. I'm actually planning a video for my new single, Jamaican Gal

  Artiste: Romain Virgo Intro: And now I'm sending this one across To all my Jamaican woman ... hey hey ye Verse one Hey dark skin girl you me a call Me wudda love to have you close to me when the rain a fall Laid your head upon my chest My black princess Your smile alone mek mi know black woman a the best Hey chocolate skin ever hot You I'll never diss, on you I'll never turn my back On my shoulder you can lean You are my queen Nothing so beautiful, girl in this world I've ever seen. Chorus Your love your love

Brand new from Mario C & R. Smith of 357 Records is “Jamaican Party” featuring Beenie Man and Camar (formerly Flava Unit) and “Dancehall Nuh Dead Yet” by Beenie Man. The Janelle Dyer-directed music video medley for both songs premiered recently, and we’ve featured it below.

THE capture in June of accused drug lord Christopher 'Dudus' Coke appears to have been facilitated by the police intercepting the telephone conversations of the Rev Al Miller, the pastor with whom Coke was travelling when he was held. The revelation about the interception of Miller's conversations was made yesterday when 

Jackass seh de worl' no level. Jackass sey im deh a Sumfes' an im no see no big big diffrence between de music produck whe Kartel sell an wha Usha push. The women who attended Reggae Sumfest last weekend loved the sex that was sold to them on stage. There was this back and forth between the MC and the crowd after Gyptian wrapped up his performance with "the tightes' hol", complete with tight-suited women dancing on the stage. The MC asked the ladies if they thought the "hol'' Gyptian was talking about was the grip or the opening (not the MCs words) and those who responded were happy to say it was the opening.