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Her journey officially began in 2009 when she launched her first music video and single “Defend It”. Since then she performed for the Miss National Carnival Queen Pageant 2010 and at Moon Splash in Anguilla. According to the critics Rolensha is “Energetic”, “Creative” and “Confident”. Her electrifying performance is not to be missed!

On October 11th 1990, hidden deep within the exotic Caribbean on the twin island federation of St. Kitts & Nevis, Rolhensha T’ Keyah Henry, affectionately known as “Rolhy” was born. At the tender age of four Rolhy led a glittering troupe of preschoolers in a National Carnival parade through the capital streets of Basseterre which climaxed with her introducing the troupe to the massive crowd. The overwhelming response from the adoring crowd ignited her love for the performing arts and the rest is history.

Rolensha joined the Edgar T. Morris Primary School Choir at 3rd grade and currently leads the Youth Choir at her church. During her years at the Cayon high school she played the lead single tenor steel pan for the school’s official steel orchestra which later became the Pantastics Steel Orchestra. She was always remembered for her high energy and enthusiasm performing and winning three consecutive national steel band competitions with her group. Their dynamic performances earned them a spot on the 2008 St. Kitts Music Festival where they performed before a massive crowd.

Music is the fuel that drives her throughout her entire day from the shower, to the street to the stage. Rolhy uses any opportunity to sing to her family, friends, in church or to any passers by. Her capacity to perform is undeniable and her ability to construct her own lyrics and deliver them in such a unique way can be partly attributed to her background in debating. Since her High School years she often represented her school in effective speaking competitions and debates. During her second year at the C.F.B. College she was on the schools debating team and earned the coveted title of Best Overall Speaker for the entire competition scoring an impressive 193 point out of a possible 200.

Many of her inspirations have come from personal experiences and she often attributes her love for music to her love for performing. This young musician also looks up to great artistes like Bob Marley and Michael Jackson. She admires the way they were able to reach the hearts of so many people across so many geographical and sociological boundaries. Rolensha aspires to achieve no less than these icons have and she is ready to make her mark and overcome any obstacle by seeing and embracing the silver lining.

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New Jersey based dancehall recording artist Patrick Mullings more popularly known as “Conflict” will this week visit the island to shoot the highly anticipated video for his hit single “How Can This Be” featured on the “Like Me Riddim” from UIM Records.

The video which will be directed by Chris “Icey Jace” Campbell Of Icey Jace Film Factory will be shot over a two day period at several locations in and around Kingston. The new video is expected to officially introduce Conflict to the local entertainment fraternity as the deejay is already making strides in the states performing just recently at a concert headlined by the “Swagg Dag Didi” himself Mr. Lexx.

With CTS “Chart Topping Single” written all over the project, local T Shirt design company I LOVE JA wasted no time in coming on board as sponsors providing several Male / Female pieces from there collection to be included in the music video which will be edited by Mykal Cushnie of DSE Media who is known as one of the best in the business.

The single from Conflict can best be described as an eye opening social commentary which offers inspiration to listens while providing them with useful tips on how to prosper in a world jealously and greed.

Conflict who is managed by Damarco Production based in New York is also making waves with another new single for the summer entitled “Own Up Yuh Man” on the Billboard Riddim from PayDay Music. A native of Annotto Bay St. Mary Conflict is confident the mainstream doors of Dancehall will open for him in 2010.

Urban Dictionaries definition of a Jamerican : “A conjunction of Jamaican American.  American distinction rooted in Jamaican pride and culture.  Born on the island of Jamaica but raised abroad with a strong Jamaican hand (literally).  Speaks regional English, without any accent and certainly speaks “patois” and may turn the dialect on and off depending on company and conversation.”

New artist Jamerican’s music embraces both the American and Jamaican lifestyle to forge a sound that can only be described as…well, Jamerican music.  Its a complex dichotomy of danchall, reggae singjay flows mashed together with pop R&B, rap, rock and pop accents.  This marriage takes the listener on a biopolar journey through each countries lifestyle.
Jamerican was born in Franklin Town Kingston Jamaica to a single 17 year old mother, where he spent the first 14 years of his life.  From Kingston to the streets of Waterford St Catherine, the streets were ladened with sound systems pumping hardcore dancehall, roots, ska and reggae dubs.  However it was his mothers side of the family who exposed him to international artist like Elvis, Jackson Five, Johnny Cash, The Beatles, James Brown, The Who, Temptations, Rolling Stones, Patsy Cline, The Pointer Sisters and a plethora of diverse artist that would shape Jamericans unique sound today.
After spending two years at Ardenne High School, Jamerican auditioned for the Youth Performing Arts High School in Louisville, Ky on a summer visit to his grandmother.  He was accepted on the spot, “that one little audition change my entire course in life” he laughs.  From there he was granted a full talent scholarship to WSU.  After 2 years he transfered to the California Institute of the Arts(CALARTS) on yet another full talent scholarship.  It was at Calarts free style sessions with various artist from across the globe that really sharpened his musical skills.  “The scene at Calarts was maaaaddd, you had cats that spit in japanese, spanish, all different kinda languages.  Then you had opera singers, bebop jazz, soul singers, rockers rappers, you name it we had it” he explained.   Thats where Jamerican developed his versatility as multi faceted artist.
After Calarts he resided in Miami where he made several trips to record with his high school and WSU bredren Jon Conver.  The two worked with numerous indie artist from the underground scene in NYC, Miami and Louisville.  The duo first recorded numerous tracks under “Off The Chain Productions” before Jamerican created his own Label Jamerican Productions in 09.  The upcoming album “The Jamerican Dream” will be Jamericans first official solo venture under the Jamerican Productions label.  “The Jamerican Dream” is appropriately titled as he is living proof of how one can rise from humble beginnings to attain success on their own terms.

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Singer/Song writer Dwayne Collymore aka Colly C was born in Kingston Jamaica with a passion for making music. Known as one of the most versatile yet underrated up and coming artists Colly C has seen many and overcame many obstacles since his days at St. George’s College in Kingston.

Over the Years he have worked with some of the top producers in the Dancehall/Reggae industry and recorded on some of dancehall’s most popular riddims.

It was in 2000 that the multi-talented artist, became more serious about his craft. He was introduced to Donovan Bennett better known as Don Corleone of Vendetta Studios shortly after and together they created his unique style that has made him the artist he is today. His first single, “Paralyze” featuring Tami Chynn was released on the Mad Ants riddim.

Colly C later started recording for the production trio, Daseca, he recorded his hit single ‘Rise Up’ with Daseca Productions and also worked with producers such as Left Side and Esco, Russian just to name a few. You might also hear him on popular riddims such as Paleam “You’re Nobody Till Somebody”, Gigi riddims “Look good”, Supernatural riddim “Life is short” and No Tampering riddim, “Bling Blingin” and more.

Being one of the hottest ghostwriters in the business to date Colly C has penned the lyrics to some of the most popular dancehall songs we hear on the radio today. He has written for artist such as Wayne Marshall, Bounty Killer, Tami Chynn and many others. He also collaborated with other top artist like Camar formally known as Flavor Unit, Calico, Supa hype, Tami Chynn and Future Troubles.

He has performed on some of Jamaica’s biggest stage such as Stainless 2K2, Sting, Fully Loaded and many more. Currently the lyrical prodigy as he is dubbed is working on a number of different singles. He is on his way to fulfilling his dream of touching others with his music, and making a name for himself in the reggae cultural legacy as well as dominating throughout the rest of the world.

Colly C is now managed by Florida based management company Extreme Chaos Entertainment which is currently streamlining the promotion for his blazing hot new track entitled “Transport” produced by Head Concussion. The single can be heard in heavy rotation on local stations including ZIP and RJR94fm.

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Upcoming Dancehall artist Reese Badda aka Darren Boothe was born in Port Antonio, Portland Jamaica on September 14, 1982. He was raised on Love Lane, a
popular meeting ground for all in the city, which is located at the very heart of Port Antonio; the capitol of Portland.

Reese was raised by his mother who ran a betting shop in downtown Port Antonio as well as his father who was an x-soldier / police living in Canada.

Reese’s first true introduction to dancehall music was through a Buju Banton mixed tape which he received from a record shop on his lane in 1994, which
featured tracks such as Murderer and Deportee, and from that moment on he fell in love with the genre.

Musical influence also came from the likes of Bounty Killer and Beenie Man, while other influences included his cousin who ran a nightclub in Central Port Antonio (Club Lexus), which Reese would frequent as a youth, allowing the music and lifestyle to sink even deeper into his roots.

Reese has always enjoyed dancing, and was so good at it that people would consider him a dancer; which reflects in his movements on stage and ever flowing swagger.

His decision to pursue a career as a dancehall artist came after his popularity and awareness grew in Toronto’s dancehall scene following several successful events held by himself and his squad, paired with his overall love for the music.

The Badda mission is to now supply dancehall with Badda Squad’s own flavor of dancehall, producing hit songs and giving the city the proper presence deserved within the dancehall industry while keeping the roots in full tact.

Reese  opened for Serani in Hamilton and Ottawa’ ,appeared and the Ottawa Reggae Festival which included Tanya Stephens, Baby Cham, Shaggy and more

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‘Life Soon Sort Out’ by Famshouse recording artiste G Whizz speaks about the ghetto youths struggle in life and how they cope with it. The melodic rhythm provides a basis for the listener to hear and be entertained quite like in a sultry, almost acoustic template. The conscious lyrics help in sending across the point that although your situations are bad; possibilities exist that they could be worst and it helps to be optimistic about their situation through perseverance towards achieving goals of success and treating everyone with respect and equality.

Hailed as a rising star, the 25 year old singer, songwriter and composer diverse talent encapsulates Reggae, R&B & Dancehall displaying such versatility second to none. At this early stage in his career, his delivery and vocal style shows a depth of talent that legendary artiste Johnny “Mr. Buda-Bye” Osbourne commented, “He is ready”. Needless to say anymore, your own experience is the barometer to determine his true potential.

The Barrett brothers, John and Kevin form the nucleus of Fams House Studio and together with G-Whizz embarked on a musical project a little more than 3 years ago. What they have accomplished in this relatively short period of time is indicative they are following in the tracks of their famous dad, the great bass player and producer Aston “Family Man” Barrett of Bob Marley and the Wailers fame. G-Whizz has released 7 music videos including: “Those Days Are No More” on the Spiritual Warfare rhythm, “Ghetto Life”, “No More War”, “Hush”, “She’s Hot”, “Break Free”, & “Ease My Mind”, a collaboration with female artiste Minx. These videos are also in rotation on Jamaican cable channels: CVM TV, TV J, R.E. TV, Hype TV and Music Plus.

His vocal versatility has lead to several collaborations featuring Junior (One Blood) Reid (Gonna Be Alright), Nanko & Atomic (Break Free), Turbulence (Love is Wonderful), Bling Dawg, Minx (Ease My Mind), Deva Bratt, Chi-Ching Ching (We Wont Stop) and others.

Gwhizz single “MUSIC” is featured on Deeboz Muzik A Little Bit More Compilatin CD which also features Lutan Fyah, Tony Curtis, Lukie-D, Chezidek, Cha’Maine, Qshan-Deya, Simpleman, Anthony Que & Snypah! His most popular songs are “Blue Seam”, “Like A Lady”, “We Wont Stop”, “Music”, “Those Days Are No More”, “Ghetto Life” and “No more War.”

Finding the formula to do a follow- up to a good song can sometimes be difficult for a young artist, but G Whizz is an exception. “It Gonna Be Alright” features the distinctive vocals of reggae legend Junior ‘One Blood’ Reid shows Jamaica and the world that this talented young man knows where he is heading and he understands what it will take to get him there. He has began to carve out his own niche in the dancehall with the over night success of 2008 ‘She Bad’ and ‘Its Gonna Be All Right’ is reassurance to the fans that he is not a ‘one hit wonder’.