Jah Cure’s new monster single ‘Call On Me’ featuring the sexy, sweet Phyllisia is easily one of the greatest reggae songs to hit the international scene this year.     In fact, even before its official release, disc jockeys, sound system selectors, motorists, teens and lovers instantly fell in love with the single and added it to the top 10 on their playlists.     This melodious lovers tune with its infectious lyrics and haunting beat, has such magnetism, it gets inside your head and stays there. Involuntarily, you find yourself singing over and over: Anytime you need a lover call on me, I’ll be waiting, Anytime you need a lover call on me, My heart is aching, Call on me, anytime you want to, Call on me, baby I want you Just what the world needs…love.     With its immense popularity, it was inevitable that ‘Call On Me’ would dominate the charts and soon it began zooming up the international charts, debuting in the top 10 on several.     Without a doubt, Danger Zone/SoBe Records and their international star, Jah Cure, have a timely classic that should control the number one spot for a record number of weeks.     Look out for the potent music video to hit the TV screens soon…

 “Music has been a part of my life for all my life and will always be” – these are the words that were echoed by the fast rising selector Renoir Hall aka DJ Shawn, who has been making a name for himself in the music business.     Signed to the Uplifting Music International label, DJ Shawn has been stamping his class in the sound system arena, ensuring that he will go down in the annals of history as one of the industry’s best sound system selectors.     Working alongside UMI’s international artistes Terry Linen and Bescenta, DJ Shawn’s talent came to the attention of CEO of UMI Africa and producer/road manager Damion Allen, who immediately saw his potential.    According to DJ Shawn, “It all got started from as far back in the early 90s and I just keep working. The link up with Bescenta out of the UMI camp was while playing at a popular street dance where I was playing his tune. This tune received a total of five encores and from there Bescenta approach me the same night and ask me to start working with him to promote both myself, him and his music.     “He introduced me to Africa, CEO of the UMI and Damion Allen, who was his road manager. Africa was the one who took Bescenta’s c…

   There is a new artiste in town and, by the sounds of things, one of Jamaica’s best reggae/dancehall icons, Sizzla, has a lot to do with his inspiration.     House of Hits artiste Marley Campbell, singjay and revolutionary lyrics spitting Bobo Rastafarian, is no perversion of that high priced voice he deejays in that has everyone thinking, “is that Sizzla”.     With burning social commentary and good lyrical content when courting the women in his songs, Marley’s mission now is to come into his own. “I am an artiste who come to change up certain folly in the music. I heal musically,” Marley described his music.     Marley Campbell was born to parents Avis Campbell and John Campbell on July 13, 1983 in Linstead, St. Catherine. He grew up in a district known as Golden Grove.    He attended Ms. Betty’s Basic School, Linstead Primary School, Ewarton Primary and Ewarton Comprehensive High school.     At Ewarton Comprehensive, he received top honor in Art & Craft.    Marley started out as a higgler, selling male and female clothing. He did this for quite a while then decided that music was his future. He took up an invitation from his cousin who owns a studio and moved to Ocho Rios.    …

      CéCile’s Danger Zone/SoBe Records produced album, ‘Waiting’, has hit the number one spot on the Richie B Jamaica Music Countdown Charts for the second consecutive week. Distributed by Tad’s Records Inc., the album is also #7 on the New York chart and #11 on the South Florida charts, climbing its way to the top.     The album is not only enjoying great chart success, but ‘Waiting’ remains a top seller since its release last year in the Caribbean, the US and Europe.    The digital version of the album titled ‘Worth It’, distributed by Zojak Worldwide, is also dominating iTunes international charts, making CéCile the only female artiste earning that status.     The album contains 15 tracks with an eclectic mix of songs never before heard and others which have been previously released as singles. Favourites such as ‘Ride Or Die’ on the Journeys riddim produced by CeCile herself and ‘Hot Like We’ on the hot Red Alert riddim are included on the anthem laced album. There are also other popular tracks such as ‘Worth It’, ‘Talk Talk’, ‘Goody’, ‘Faking’, all of which have dominated reggae charts in the past year.     CéCile is credited with writing and producing most of the tracks…