Vocals By: Keemz, Urkle, MrSYM
Recorded By: KNCKN STUDIOS
Mix&Master By: KNCKN STUDIOS
Cover art/Visualizer By: ZTB 🐝📷

ZTBand - Keep Dem Bouncing

Vocals By: (Clutch🎤)
Recorded By: The Dr.’s Studio🎚
Mix&Master By: Ascension Sounds / DJMaxx
Cover art/Visualizer By:  ZTB 🐝📷

ZTBand - I DON’T WANNA GO

January 17th News Roundup: Cuba begins releasing prisoners in a historic deal brokered by the Vatican, as the U.S. prepares to remove the country from its terrorism list. The BVI announces a new Residency by Investment programme to boost economic growth, while Montserrat works to renew its healthcare partnership with Guadeloupe for better medical services. In sports, Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls gear up to face South Africa in the Margaret Beckford Series, and Saint Lucia’s sprinting sensation Julien Alfred is set to compete in the 2025 Diamond League. Plus, Elon Musk’s Starship rocket lights up Caribbean skies with fiery space debris in its latest test flight.

17th Jan Caribbean News Update

In today's Caribbean news roundup, Panama rejects U.S. President Trump's claim that the U.S. will "take back" the Panama Canal, with President Mulino reaffirming Panama's sovereignty. Meanwhile, Trump reinstates Cuba's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism, sparking criticism from Cuban President Díaz-Canel, while concerns over cryptocurrency scams in Cuba rise after $30M in meme coins were promoted by a hacked government account. Haiti's security situation remains tense as an armed gang targets a U.S. Embassy van, while international forces work to restore order. Other headlines include discussions on Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment program, CARICOM's election observation mission in Trinidad, and advancements in healthcare with the Caribbean Prostate Cancer Genetic Study in Saint Lucia. Additionally, military exercises in Curaçao, a major waterbird census, and Caribbean sports updates highlight the region’s dynamic activities.

21st Jan Caribbean News Update

This is the Caribbean News Update from The Breadfruit News, bringing you the biggest stories from across the region with a solutions-focused approach.

Caribbean nations are bracing for the impact of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, including his plans to end birthright citizenship and declare a national emergency at the U.S. southern border. Jamaica has already started preparing for deportations of undocumented nationals, as fears grow over how these policies will affect the region. Meanwhile, legal groups in the U.S., such as the American Civil Liberties Union and National Immigration Law Center, are planning to challenge the changes in court.

In other regional news, Haiti has ended a nationwide teachers' strike, the University of Guyana celebrates its first-ever institutional accreditation, and Trinidad opens a new Tech Lab to boost innovation.









22nd January 2025

Stay informed with Caribbean News Update, your go-to source for solutions-focused news stories that matter across the Caribbean. Each episode dives into pressing issues, innovative solutions, and developments shaping the region. From policy decisions and economic changes to inspiring community efforts, we spotlight the stories that impact and connect Caribbean nations. Perfect for listeners seeking reliable, insightful updates with a positive perspective.

Episode Summary - January 23rd
In this episode, we cover: The Bahamas urging the U.S. to rejoin the WHO amid concerns for global health funding; Turks and Caicos ramping up security after a double homicide; Curaçao’s new audit chair facing scrutiny over alleged ties to online gambling; Jamaica and Brazil strengthening diplomatic ties; a smishing scam targeting CIBC clients in The Bahamas and Turks and Caicos; St. Vincent Brewery joining forces with Coca-Cola; property damage linked to SpaceX debris in Turks and Caicos; Bermuda’s airline expansion; and that viral "snow" video from Jamaica! Tune in for the full breakdown!

23rd January 2025 Caribbean News Update

Today’s Caribbean News Update for January 24th: Grenada strengthens ties with China through millions in financial aid following the signing of 13 agreements. Guyana’s Vice President confirms the country will accept nationals deported from the U.S. under revised policies. The U.S. Coast Guard ramps up operations in Caribbean waters to address migration from Haiti and Cuba. Brazil deepens relations with Antigua and Barbuda in diplomatic meetings. Anguilla announces free healthcare for all children under five. Spirit Airlines resumes flights to Haiti after safety concerns. Turks and Caicos expands visibility with Google Street View. Antigua and Barbuda’s Stuti Kashyap climbs table tennis rankings. Jamaica edges closer to victory in the Sunshine Series. Trinidad and Tobago hosts the world’s largest floating bookstore, Logos II. Scotia Bank debuts eco-friendly ATM cards, and Jamaican students enjoy cultural lessons in Barbado

24th January 2025

January 28th: PEPFAR funding has been frozen after President Trump’s executive order, impacting countries like Haiti, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic. Belize’s Maya Train project is set to boost tourism and create jobs, while the country also earns praise for its efforts in tackling financial crimes. U.S. territories are seeing a rise in ICE activity following Trump’s immigration orders, and Guyana’s exports have skyrocketed by over 280%. Plus, Vybz Kartel’s generous donation to a Jamaican school and the West Indies U19 Women’s cricket team’s dominant victory over Bangladesh highlight the region’s strong cultural and sporting moments.

28th January

Review of the St. Maarten Boardwalk in Philipsburg

Bouyon has had a surge in popularity amongst the wider soca community over the past couple of years, thanks in part to the 'Nasty Business' sub genre. Here is a mix of some of the hits over the past few years to get more familiar with this energetic form of soca music.
*Warning: Explicit Lyrics*

Reo - La vie doux (feat. Téhilah)
litleboy/Quan/Trilla-G - Someone Else
Trilla-G - Take Me As I Am
Signal Band - Yes Baby
Quan Dan ft. Litleboy & DJ Taffy - Leaving
Shelly & Signal Band - Stronger
litleboy/Quan - Kay Ka Fèt
Signal Band - Bye to de Old Me
Ridge, PNDRN - Tolly
Nice - Situationship
Nailah Blackman - Round & Rosie
Freddy x DJ Taffy - Flat Bottom
DJ Taffy - Peep Peep Pop Pop
Ricardo Drue - Last One Standing
Trinidad Killa - Riot
Ridge and Dirty Dawg Pudaz - B.D.Y.M.M.
Mr Ridge - She want that ah
Pudaz, Ridge, Jolly - Cover up
Ridge - No Reply
Unstoppable Shax, Trilla-G - No Handouts
Mr. Ridge ft. Problem Child - FYM
BRG Hollywood - Time 2 Grind
BRG Hollywood - Pocket Rocket
Youry Ymw - WDYM
Jordan English - Darkers
BRG Hollywood, Gwada G - WTHelly
1t1, Theomaa - Bouwéy
Trixzmigos Feat Hussey - What She Like
Trev Li - Firetruck
Trilla-G x Skinny Fabulous x Shelly - Rags
Valiant - Passenger Princess Bouyon Remix
Punz,Skillibeng - Bumpa Move
Xavvoknockin - Jet2Holidays Bouyon Riddim
TK International - Whistle Riddim
Trilla-G - Hennessy & Malibu
NewGen Band - In Dey
Gwada G, Thawizzard - Bring Me Home
AkaiiUsweet - Wicked (feat. Tobap)
AkaiiUsweet - Inside Yuh Vagina
Asa Bantan - Car Key
Asa Bantan - Shake Ur Pampalam
Asa Banton - Strictly Local
DJ Luchshiy - Mons
DJ Luchshiy - Chabin
Ridge - Nasty Business
Sukie - Free Up
Kenny G feat Pudaz Dova - Push Ur Hand In
Suhrawh - Not Like You

Bouyon & Nasty Business Hit List

Londoner. Jamaican Heritage.
Caribbean Music Specialist: Soca. Dancehall. Reggae.
Instagram: @DJGavinDC
For bookings, mixes and requests email djgavindc@gmail.com.

Caribbean News Updates by The Breadfruit News delivers timely and comprehensive news from across the Caribbean region. From breaking headlines to cultural highlights, sports achievements, and political developments, we keep you informed about the stories shaping the islands and beyond. Whether you're at home or abroad, tune in for your dose of reliable and engaging coverage tailored to the Caribbean community. Stay connected with the heart of the Caribbean—one update, one Caribbean, one love!

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