Since 1962 – when Jamaica first gained independence – the island’s spirit, rhythm and passion for life has infected everything from the food we eat to the music we listen to. The cultural influence of this Caribbean gem is undeniable.
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Emerging from the depths of the Central Caribbean Concrete Jungle stands a brand new musical album in Jungle Preservation. Dropping September 6, 2019 on all Digital Distribution Platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and You Tube Music. Jungle Preservation aims to create a truly immersive experience through the abundant beauty of nature, mesmerizing art, and musical acts that transcend time and space.
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Genesis 1 is a delightfully coherent album of 15 tracks by legendary hit maker/ Producer Courtney “Blemo” Crichton. Press play and you dive into a musical journey characterized by earthy bass lines, rootsy, subtle beats, heavenly keyboard melodies adding musical depth, rocky guitar licks, all accentuated with carefully inserted, angelic background vocals.
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Ishmel was born July 27, 1984 in Kingston Jamaica. Ishmel is the son of reggae great Winston Mcanuff and Viviene Johnson. Coming from a musical family Ishmel was on stage from an early age. During Reggae Sunsplash 1987 at 2 ½ years old while his dad was performing, Ishmel was also on stage watching and waiting. He caught his dad’s eyes and asked for the mic. His father stopped and gave him the mic.
There have been many musical iterations of Lavaska. For decades, the singer/songwriter has had an enviable pedigree in the realms of Reggae, R &B, Dancehall, Alt-Rock, Indie-Pop, and Soul. As Little General in the late 1990s and Lavaska in the early 2000s, he released various musical endeavors which have led the artist to his latest evolution –Smoke In The Wind.
After much fan speculation, Lavaska ended his first night in his hometown by announcing the re-recorded of his beloved second studio album, “Living Every Word.” The singer and songwriter of 3 original studio albums shared that the album will be available everywhere.
