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EntertainmentShower Posse for 'American Gangster'

Wednesday, 08 October 2008

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Monday, 06 October 2008

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Arts & Living

Cocoa Tea releases follow-up to "Barack Obama"

Monday, 22 September 2008
Reggae icon Cocoa Tea has released a follow up to his acclaimed song, “Barack Obama”, which endorses the US presidential candidate of the same name. The new single, "Yes We Can", is in striking contrast to the partisan "Barack Obama" as it calls for unity between people of all political affiliations, races, creeds and classes. The song is a roadmap for people to unite across party lines, racial divide and international boundaries, despite personal differences. No Comments
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"I am coming for Bounty," - Ninja Man

Monday, 15 September 2008

Ninja Man

Desmond Ballentine, known to Dancehall aficionados as the 'front teet, gold teet, gun pon teet' lyrical terror the Don Gorgon Ninja Man, has officiallly declared war--lyrical war that is. Renowned for stealth, witty verbal tactics, and over the top stage antics, Jamaica's prized vocal assassin has his sights set on one thing and one thing only for the New Jersey Reggaefest--to verbal destroy the 'Warlord.'

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2008 Great New Jersey Reggae Fest

Sunday, 14 September 2008

Queen Ifrica

On Sunday, September 21st, G City Entertainment, Road Block Radio, MG Promotions, and Team A Promotions present the 8th Annual New Jersey Reggaefest. Marked 'The Year of the Great,' 2008's staging promises to be the biggest and best yet, with a rare U.S. performance from royal Reggae empress Queen I-frica, as well as highly anticipated performances from the greats of Reggae and Dancehall from yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

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