this was unexpectet. bad audio for purpose is not common...

This is the Anthony B who performed at Firefest.

Turbulence & Reggae Vibes Music Promote Jamaica As An Ideal Vacation Destination

After the success of the recently released For Me video, Turbulence and Reggae Vibes Music have once again joined forces on another single. The new record is dubbed Jamaica Holiday, and as the name implies it is all about promoting the island of Jamaica as an ideal vacation destination.

As we have come to expect from Reggae Vibes Music, Jamaica Holiday is a rich musical track that was created by Dan Grossman and his team at their studio in Seattle, Washington. The sweet reggae beat is complemented by Turbulence's melodious lead vocals (that were recorded at Wasp's studio in Cassava Piece), as well as Stephanie Hava's backing vocals. 

When asked what is the inspiration behind this song, Turbulence said: "well that inspiration is coming from the riddim first, cause the riddim have that kind of flavor. It just feels like something you are passionate about and I am passionate about Jamaica and how beautiful Jamaica is; and the vibe and ambiance that Jamaica brings."

Reggae Vibes' CEO and owner, Marlon Folkes, have stated that though Jamaica Holiday is being shared as a single right now, it will be featured on a rhythm-driven project at a later date. Folkes also took the opportunity to say that the entire Reggae Vibes Music team is driven by their "love of music and a firm belief that quality music always stands the test of time."

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Beenie Man and Jeremy Harding (original producer of Beenie's dancehall megahit "Who Am I") get together again for an update of Yellowman's classic "Zungguzungguguzungguzeng."

The original cut of "Zungguzungguguzungguzeng," a Junjo Lawes production, was released on VP's Reggae Sound label in 1982 and was a transitional hit in the artist's career. The track is included on the anthology, Down In Jamaica - 40 Years Of VP Records. Greensleeves Records released the single in 1982 and an LP of the same name in 1983.

The new Beenie Man track is taken from the forthcoming Jeremy Harding production Dancehall Anthems, VP2704, a various artists collection of new recordings of classic reggae and dancehall songs. Dancehall Anthems features Sean Paul, Beenie Man, Agent Sasco, Wayne Marshall, Kabaka Pyramid, and Royal Blu, among others, taking on material from Ken Boothe, Dennis Brown, Yellowman, Garnet Silk, Foxy Brown, Michigan & Smiley, et al.

In addition to "Who Am I," Jeremy Harding is known for Mr. Vegas's "Nike Air" and Sean Paul's "Infiltrate" (all on the Playground riddim); and Tanto Metro and Devonte's "Give It To Her" (Liquid riddim). Harding was Sean Paul's manager through the apex of his career and produced three tracks on the Dutty Rock album, the biggest selling title in VP Records' history. More recently Harding produced "Heaven" for Jah9, found on her Note To Self album. 

Beenie Man ranks as one of the top emcees in the entire history of Jamaican music, widely heralded as the "King of the Dancehall." His recent Verzuz clash with Bounty Killer drew an audience of half a million on Instagram and continues to reverberate across the pop music world.

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