February 23, 2010
Toronto, Canada – Today, independent Dancehall artist Reese Badda announced the release of his newest music video, “Tear Drops” to fans, enthusiasts and industry representatives. The music video details the all too familiar scenario of love vs. lust and temptation faced by many young adults caught up in the nightlife. This music video release marks the first of 2010 for Reese, but not the last as he is already in the works to prepare for his next single, which will also be directed by Magelantic Studios (responsible for Reese Badda’s “Tear Drops” and “Nah Lie” music videos).

LONG BEACH - Capleton, the controversial Jamaican reggae singer whose lyrics glorify killing gay people, has been booted off the bill of this weekend's Ragga Muffins Festival, organizers said.

Capleton was scheduled to appear on Sunday's portion of the two-day concert, which takes place at the Long Beach Arena. Advance tickets are $38 and $55, and Saturday and Sunday tickets are $45 and $60.

The Pressure is On again! For his third full-length release, Pressure Buss Pipe teams up again with Dean Pond - the producer of his legendary first album. This 14 -track gem is loaded with hit songs like "Pure Life", "Everything Will be Fine", "Jah Alone" and the beautiful title track. While this album has a slightly more lovers bent than "The Pressure is On", Buss Pipe's melodic genius and lyrical diversity are still in extra fine form as he sings, chants, croons, wails and even raps his way through this soon-to-be-classic album. Dean Pond's production (under his new imprint, Rymshot Productions LLC) is typically pristine, heavy and expertly arranged and mixed. Extremely highly recommended.