Bunny Wailer died on March 2 at the age of 73

The legendary icon, whose real name was Neville Livingston, had an illustrious career that spanned at least seven decades. He was the last surviving member of the original Wailers that included Bob Marley and Peter Tosh.

The legendary iconic singer died at the Medical Associates Hospital in Kingston on March 2. He was 73. Up until that time, Bunny Wailer was the lone front-line surviving member of the iconic group, Wailers, and has long been a stand-out figure on both local and international reggae stages.

Born in 1947, ‘Jah B’ was a singer, songwriter and percussionist, who, along with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, were members of the Wailers.

A three-time Grammy award winner, he is considered one of the long-time standard-bearers of reggae music.

In 2017, he was conferred with the Order of Merit (OM), the fourth-highest honour in Jamaica, for his contribution to popular music.

news of his death has seen his biggest hits topping the charts and radio playlists. Like other legendary artistes before him, including Michael Jackson, Prince, and Toots Hibbert,

Bunny Wailer wrote and produced Marcia Griffith's 'Electric Boogie' which is at #94 on the iTunes top 100 chart. He arranged the Bob Marley and the Wailers' hit, Sun is Shining which is at #75 on the charts. 

Reggae Singer Frederick 'Toots' Hibbert has died At age 77

Toots, a three-time winner of the Jamaica Festival Song competition, was one of the 10 finalists for 2020 and spoke with pride in an interview with The Gleaner in August about his entry, Rise Up Jamaicans.

Just over a week ago, the prolific hitmaker, who has been in the business for close to six decades, released his latest album, Got To Be Tough, on the Trojan Jamaica label.

He passed away on Friday at the University Hospital of the West Indies at the age of 77. Toots had been in a medically induced Coma.

On Tuesday, former Culture Minister Olivia Grange appealed for blood for the Jamaica icon.

R.I.P Frederick 'Toots' Hibbert
it was September 3 #Djslick44 Music News  revealed that Hibbert was in stable but serious condition check out the Vlog
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Minister Denatra Inspire With New Single "Use Me" Produce By Betty Luv Entertainment

David Shields, better known as Minister Denatra is a Jamaican roots reggae artist, gospel musician, singer, songwriter, and minister an outstanding and gifted artist who has an extremely unique style, which many can say is a cross over roots reggae, gospel, and urban blend. Denatra raised and resides in the parish of St Elizabeth Jamaica. his father, who played the saxophone, was a strong influence in his musical interest. which inspired him to create a guitar out of a bamboo tree.

At the age of eleven, he wrote his first song, and at twelve, he began to sing in the family church which caught the attention of the congregation. It was at this time he discovered he had a unique singing voice and different churches in the area would have him sing during the service as a guest soloist. By the age of fifteen, he learned to play the guitar, one of several instruments he has mastered. His parents, unfortunately, could not afford school fees Poverty created educational barriers for Denatra

both of his parents were big motivators in his decision to pursue a musical career.  and at the age of 29, he lost his Father, his Brother, and Mother within two months. This tragic event has become the biggest influence in writing the heartfelt lyrics he brings to the world despite a lot of obstacles he didn't give up, Denatra now continues on a new path working along with **Betty Luv** who continue to support, encourage, inspire, and show him ways on how to educate himself. 

In January 2019 he releases a gospel track worldwide titled Use Me under Betty Luv Entertainment distributed by Cd Baby also his 8 track EP was released in June of the same year, Which can be found on all major digital platforms such as Itunes, Spotify, Apple Music and More. He would like his listeners to hear the positive words of his music and be able to relate to his lyrics and to learn the arts of roots reggae music, which will push them to a higher level of music. Djslick44 Music News describes him as “one of the most vibrant and uplifting gospel artists who continue to touch others with his amazing vocals.

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ONE OF THE PIONEER OF REGGAE PAD ANTHONY DIE

Hartley Anthony Wallace who is better known by his Stage name "Pad Anthony" has died, His first two hits were "See Them A Come" and "Champion Bubbler", both on the Sunset label, responsible for also producing early hits from Half Pint. After that point, Anthony was picked up by King Jammys, recording numerous hits with the King and singing over the immensely popular sound system of the same name over the course of the mid-to-late 1980.

A few well-known Jamaican posted from early this morning on various social media platforms with Pad Anthony photos.  Our news team 1st saw it on roots reggae artist "Natty King" Facebook page where he has posted a video with him and Pad Anthony. so sad waking up and heard this news I still can't believe it 😢😢😢 rests well in Zion mi singer, we will never forget you.

We also saw The Legendary disc jockey "Ricky Trooper" owner of sound Trooper The Mean Machine post to his instagram page R.I.P. PAD ANTHONY. Another great dancehall icon passed away.

Djslick44 Music News understand that Pad Anthony had a heart condition, which we still couldn’t say might be the cause of his death. Condolences to his family and Friends.

Pad Anthony first record was two cover versions one by the late great “Alton Ellis” entitled “Blackman” world and Ray Charles entitled “Crying Time”. He continues to make good music recording for all kinds of producers from all over the world, He’s recognize more than “Johnny Osbourne” has one of the greatest dub makers in the dancehall any sound that does not have a Pad Anthony have to be a new sound system or not cutting dubs.

The first place he performed out of Jamaica was Grand Cayman and then he started to travel exclusively, he migrated and lived in Canada for 7 years there he formed a company called “Joint Venture Productions” with a partner named Patrick Walford aka Sluggie. They put out several music under that umbrella and toured Canada extensively it was a wonderful experience from there he moved to the us, where he lived with his mother and brothers and did his own productions.

he also hooked up with ed robinson and ran a studio in Brooklyn toured the us extensively and recorded a bunch of music everything he owns was achieve through and  the love of his life, which name he didn’t mention he did a whole lot of work with bobby digital in fact he started bobby in the business he did songs like shake them dowm, you make my day, just to name a few he also worked with “King Tubbys” his catalog is large “Djslick44” said “Pad Anthony” is one of the Pioneer of reggae, was an outspoken icon who will be sadly missed. his latest singles are ‘heart and soul”, “It takes two”, and “live it’ which was released July 31, 2020. which can be found on Apple Music.

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Jamaican Born Deejay Ikuna Kush Creating a buzz with Hustlas Anthem

Ikuna Kush is a Jamaican reggae musician, Producer, Deejay and songwriter base in new york and the newest edition to the pangea team creating wave with his new single entitle Hustlas Anthem Produced by Kushmuzik and Mark Boss The Jamaican-born deejay told our news team that Hustlas Anthem is a track fans can relate to and one that will inspire people to work hard to reach their goals. Ikuna said his incoming EP Kush Music. is expected to release by April which will be available for streaming & Purchase on various music platform.

Ikuna is Known for tracks like Empty Barrel, Nervous, My Own, Somewhere, Can't Hold I Down and Obstacle which he said Success is determined not by whether or not we face obstacles, but by our reaction to them. Whether we have it all or we have nothing, we are all faced with the same obstacles but the worst of them all is bad-mind.

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Singjay A'mari Show Kindness To Families In Need

Singjay and Social media personnel Veneice Fung-Chung best known as A'mari is showing that a little kindness can go a far way during the battle against the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

Through her social media handles, she offered to help the elderly, but she was flooded with requests from other people as well. To date, she has given away more than US$2,000.

“I have not stopped the mission and have been giving away lots of money to families in need in Jamaica and abroad. I have helped the elderly in Jamaica and struggling families by sending small sums through MoneyGram. I gave money to a woman struggling with breast cancer, I've sent Amazon cards to families who lost their jobs in New York and can't help their families. I have sent money to Jamaican families who have no pampers, no baby feeding. I even helped someone in Grenada,” she said.

“But mostly, I do counseling. They feel helpless; they're out of jobs, a lot of them are embarrassed to be asking, some of them are middle-class people whose financial worlds have crumbled because of this situation. They know I know what it is like to suffer, so they feel comfortable to share their situations with me.”

So far, Jamaica has 58 confirmed cases with three deaths.

“At a time of so much fear and uncertainty, these acts of kindness — for those committing and receiving them — are a desperately needed balm. I see that others are following my example; we are all one,” she said.

The blogger-cum-artiste recently provided phone cards to students through her A'mari's Net4Kids initiative.

A'mari has recorded songs including Cheater Girls featuring Gully Bop and Black Hypocrisy.

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BOB ANDY REGGAE MOST INFLUENTIAL SONGWRITER DIE AT AGE 75

Keith Anderson better known by the stage name Bob Andy was a Jamaican reggae vocalist and songwriter. He was widely regarded as one of reggae's most influential songwriter born (28th of October 1944 and Die on 27th March 2020),

Bob Andy was one of the founding members of The Paragons, along with Tyrone Evans and Howard Barrett, with John Holt later joining briefly before being replaced by Vic Taylor. Andy left after Holt rejoined and worked for Studio One delivering records and songwriting before embarking on a solo career.

His first solo hit record in 1967, "I've Got to Go Back Home", was followed by "Desperate Lover", "Feeling Soul", "Unchained", and "Too Experienced".^[4] He also composed songs for other reggae artists, including "I Don't Want to See You Cry" for Ken Boothe, and "Feel Like Jumping", "Truly", and "Melody Life" for Marcia Griffiths.^[4] 

He had several hits in the late 1960s, including "Going Home", "Unchained", "Feeling Soul", "My Time", "The Ghetto Stays in the Mind", and "Feel the Feeling".^[1] Some of these, and his 1992 hit, "Fire Burning", have come to be regarded as reggae standards and several have been covered several times by other artists.