Natty King - Rebellution Album - Listening Party

Greetings! I would like to make you aware of the fact that Jamaican Reggae Singer, Songwriter, and music producer Kevin Roberts best known as "Natty King" The man from the east has released his new Rebellution Album on January 7, 2022.

Please get your copy now Djslick44 Music News say Rebellution album is a must have

To celebrate the album release Natty King will host an Album Listening Event on January 25th, 2022 At 121 Winward Road Skateland, Kingston 2. Infront of his own "Wellowell Production Studio".

We would like to invite you to this event to get a taste of the new *Rebellution album* and hold a vibes.

The event will be live-streamed on worldareggae.com so that as many people as possible can enjoy Natty King's performance. At the event, all COVID-19 Protocols will be observed.

19 Track Album Rebellution by Natty King having Fans joyful

The singer drop a "totally conscious" album, titled Rebellution, his first full-length project since Born to be Free, which was released in 2010. Rebellution, with all of 19 tracks, is now out today on all major digital platform and music streaming site get your copy here Support The Artiste

The Roots Reggae artist Natty King told Djslick44 Music News that his highly anticipated, long awaited new album “Rebellution’. Has something for everyone. The wellowell Production ceo said his new album have a lot of positive song to Uplift, Educate, Motivate and Inspire people.

the album is a must have said natty king and everyone should tell a friend to tell a friend to get a copy, because this album also includes my Father Luciano with Why Sacrifice Turbulence, with Prayer a Day Rebellion the Recaller from Gambia, with Free Ghetto Youths Mr Peppa and my cousin Theo Nyeemiya. with Africa Calling

Again I have link up with Sam Gilly from House Of Riddim for the production of this great body of work that won’t let the reggae fans down he said. The songs on the album are produced by Natty King, Hopeton Brown, Backyard Riddims, Julien Pompiere, Carlton Marchall and House of Riddim

Natty King rose to prominence in the early 2000s as he landed his first hit produce by DJ Trinity  with ‘Mr. Greedy’, which reached the  #1 position on the Jamaican charts. His next single, again, produced by super producers Steely & Clevie ‘No Guns To Town’ debuted at #1 in the Jamaican video charts.

In the following years Natty King toured the world to bring the message of reggae and Rastafari 

 In 2010 Natty King teamed up with Austria’s House of Riddim for his hit-filed 16-track ‘Born Free” album. The ‘Born Free’-album did a lot for the artist as it expanded his fanbase globally, which was followed with more touring to perform his new hit tracks like ‘Real Herbalist’, ‘Born Free’ ‘Purge Dem’, ‘Care for life’ and ‘Evil Surround Me’.

other Tracks on Rebellution include Early Morning, Hail Rasta Fari, Jah is my Guide, Me She Want, Universal Love, Powers and the title track.

Working closely alongside The Eastern Kindergarten and Preparatory School along with Hopeton Brown of Nyah Bless Music in east Kingston. The school got a boost with a donation of a printer and fan The appliances were purchased with funds from WelloFest, a charity concert staged by the roots artiste natty king.

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1. Anthony Cruz – Victory
2. Grip Wench – Only You
3. Natty King – Shining Star
4. President Mega – Farmer Man
5. Minister Denatra – Give God Some Praises
6. Danny Haile – Drink Responsible
7. Grip Wench – Only You (Knocklife Remix Rap Remix)
8. Steve Tulloch – I Need A Woman
9. Barry Back – Nothing For The Youthts
10. I-Simeon – Reason
11. Natty Kunde – Trodding
12. Chris Thomas The Ceo – Memories
13. Damian Thunder – Johanna
14. Steve Tulloch – Christmas Time
15. Betty Luv – Love Floo Riddim

Support the artiste and record label by purchasing a copy of Love Floo Riddim

Students Of Crescent Primary School Walking In Style

Give Back Jamaica Donate 228 pair of School Shoes for Students at Crescent Primary on September 22, 2021

In a recent press release Dated September 15 Founder and Executive Director for Give Back Jamaica, Inc. Dr. Evelyn Richardson said "Crescent Primary School made her the person she is today," she said her parents could not provide school shoes, not only for her, but also for her brothers and sisters. This is my opportunity to support the underserved youths in Jamaica”

We are all going through difficult times but, some children are having really difficult times since the covid19 It is sometimes difficult for someone who has never experienced #poverty to truly understand what a young child goes through.

In a interview with Hopeton Brown, President for Give Back Jamaica, Inc. Who speak with Dennis Williams From Djslick44 Music News and Tameka Chevannes best known as zaza" from suncity radio 104.9fm 

Mr. Brown said "We decided on the shoe project due to the need. Many students did not have adequate footwear for school,” he said “We had initially planned to purchase the shoes overseas, but thought it would be better to support the local economy. That’s when we began searching for a local retailer and ended up choosing Sammy’s Shoe Store”. He also said Crescent Primary School is badly in need of desks for its students.

We are reaching out to all our listeners to give a helping hand and #sponsor a desk for a young student or consider sponsoring a student monthly $70.00 for transportation and lunch money. Your contribution will change a child's life.

This is a sound #investment in a young life and the country of #Jamaica. Please!  any contribution is welcome

If you would like to speak with a representative from the organization, please contact 

Hopeton Brown at givebackjamaica@gmail.com or 215-888-8432.

#helpcrescentprimary, #Givebackjamaica #backtoschool

Mama Afrika Riddim Produce By Nyah Bless Music Creating A Buzz

What so special about Mama Afrika? In a recent interview with Hopeton Brown, CEO of Nyah Bless Music, had this to say to Djslick44 about the album. "This is a very special album, and the name says it all “Mama Afrika”. This album includes  7 Afrikan artists paying tribute to Afrika with a powerful message to the world. The stars were definitely aligned in making this project a success. The artists were magnificent. The lyrical content absolutely amazing." 

the midst of the 2020 pandemic, the Philadelphia-based Nyah Bless Music remains vigilant in the production of positive music. Teaming with longtime business partner, Jam Roc Productions, the focus shifted to Afrika resulting in another gem “Mama  Afrika”.  creating a buzz on "Sweet Riddim Radio"played by Betty luv and can be heard on www.purevybzradio.org with Dj Red Lion also Iriefm.net and Suncity104.9fm and Roots fm 96.1 

Produced by Hopeton Brown and Franz  Richards, the album is available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and on all major digital platforms. He said I have to give credit to Junior Jam Roc who was very instrumental in bringing Rastavoice Productions,  Digiwaxx, and Irish and Chin to the team.

Rastavoice Productions, alongside Junior “Jam Roc” Lyn penned and produced five tracks on  the album. Black Dillinger from the rough ghettos of Cape Town, South Afrika sings “Afrikan  People”, Prince Osito from Nigeria follows with “Afrikan Child” and Rebellion the Recaller, the  internationally known artiste from Gambia continues to break down barrier of Race and  Religion with the track “Woman” Two female artists, Marga Mbande, of Equatorial Guinean  descent and Charli Fletcher, United Kingdom are also featured. Digiwaxx, the free online  digital pool for DJs, and the renowned Irish and Chin, our media partners will handle music  marketing and promotion. 

Jamaica, the birthplace of reggae music, is well represented on the album. Leading the charge  is Karamanti with a powerful and riveting track “Stand” pushing back against principalities,  powers, and spiritual wickedness in high places. Natty King, the Man from the East is all  about “Powers” and the original teacher “Teacha Dee” has places to go and things to do with  his rendition of “Train Delay”. 

The album is a great mixture of cultural reggae and solid lyrical content promoting positive  awareness, Question Asking and Revolution by JR Blessington and Greg Roy respectively.  Every artiste has their own specific style and perform superbly on the rhythm. The project also  features Obibini Blackdin, Ghana, Blessed San, Uganda; Avalanche and City Lock from  Jamaica, and several Jamaican artists based overseas, Milton Blake, and Iam Malakhi.

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
https://youtu.be/miLUNl5KIhA