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Recording Artiste Vypa has now release his official music video,

he recently release his album "Do or Die" which consist of 15 tracks including a bonus, A wonderful album for everyone to listen he told our news team In a small interview with Djslick44 Music News.

The Recording Artiste said he decide to called the album " Do or Die" because of his past experience which he almost lost his life, He said there is no looking back he is moving faward Do mi A Do Road he said, not giving up

Also on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/do-or-die/id1121506425

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Funeral Date Set For Delus

The funeral for late dancehall deejay Delmark ‘Delus’ Spence is scheduled for the Church of Resurrection, 1 Dickens Avenue in Duhaney Park in St Andrew, on Saturday, July 23.

The date was announced by the entertainer’s mother, Winsome Worthington, through a Facebook post.

“Rest in peace, my sweet son, my first-born, Delus. You will never be forgotten, mother will always love you forever,” the photo caption read.

Delus, older brother of dancehall artiste Konshens, died on June 22.

Jae Prynse Ride or Die Creating A Buzz

Rising singjay Jae Prynse said his latest single Ride Or Die is making strides, even before it has been offically released.

“The song is yet-to-be released, but it is getting favourable respones in the parties, online, radio stations and so on.

It is one of those songs that speaks on love and about a girl that sticks with you, no matter what is going on in your life. Kinda like a Bonnie and Clyde thing,” he told the Jamaica Observer.

Produced by Ca Tamed and Live MB Music, Ride Or Die is slated to be released later this month.
Last month, the entertainer embarked on a gig in England with reggae singers Jah Bouks and Luciano.

According to Jae Prynse, he was thrilled and grateful for the audience’s response to his songs.