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The Worl’Boss dropped off the full-length album on June 26, and since then, he has been steadily promoting the various tracks with new music videos and hot new remixes. It seems that all the work has finally paid off, with Of Dons & Divas locking the number 1 spot on iTunes Top 100 Reggae Albums List once again. The 18 track project pulled in ahead of Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and the Wailers (Remastered) , and Higher Place by Skip Marley, which holds the number 3 spot. Legend (Deluxe Edition) by Bob Marley & The Wailers occupies the number 4 spot and World on Fire by Stick Figure round out the top 5, on Saturday, October 3, 2020, Don’s & Divas , the album Vybz Kartel touted as his Grammy effort, debuted at number 06 on the Billboard Reggae Charts in early July. Meanwhile, Buju Banton’s Upside Down 2020, which was released on the same day, debuted at number 02. The album was soon not noticeable on the Billboard charts, however, had developed a following on the iTun...

The Worl’Boss dropped off the full-length album on June 26, and since then, he has been steadily promoting the various tracks with new music videos and hot new remixes. It seems that all the work has finally paid off, with Of Dons & Divas locking the number 1 spot on iTunes Top 100 Reggae Albums List once again. The 18 track project pulled in ahead of Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and the Wailers (Remastered) , and Higher Place by Skip Marley, which holds the number 3 spot. Legend (Deluxe Edition) by Bob Marley & The Wailers occupies the number 4 spot and World on Fire by Stick Figure round out the top 5, on Saturday, October 3, 2020, Don’s & Divas , the album Vybz Kartel touted as his Grammy effort, debuted at number 06 on the Billboard Reggae Charts in early July. Meanwhile, Buju Banton’s Upside Down 2020, which was released on the same day, debuted at number 02. The album was soon not noticeable on the Billboard charts, however, had developed a following on the iTun...

The single, entitled “Best Love Ever”, which was accompanied with the official music video, was released on the JB Productions label on August 7, 2020 . The long-time Digicel Rising Star, Tashina has brought her A game to dancehall, making great advances since she first came on the scene in 2007. The female sensation in March 2020 signalled her intentions to be a force to be reckoned with when she collaborated with dancehall youngblood Intence on 'Confessions'. Then she raised eyebrows and heated up the temperature in the dancehall with 'Don’t Test Me' on the new Skool rhythm alongside Vybz Kartel, Sikka Rhymes, I Octane, Teejay and newcomer JB. Now, the songbird is laying claim to the summer with her collaboration with Kartel. The video has already racked up over 150,000 views on YouTube in less than a week. Vybz Kartel himself appeared to endorse the song on his Instagram page with the caption : "chune ya bad YF!". "The video is blowing up all over...

Vybz kartel Yami Bolo now tending num one on YouTube in three days since it's drop. This video opens up with the female boss of the GAZA, at least a character playing that role, as pulls up to an “Undisclosed Location.” While on location, she not only orders a man to be slain in her office but also orders a hit on another rival based in Jamaica. The visuals bring to life a classic Jamaican gangster movie script, which is backed by some stellar acting. Things really heat up on the home front in Dela Vega City, Spanish Town, as the targets are hunted, captured, shot, and eventually beheaded by a gang compromising of a majority of females. The story unfolds as Vybz Kartel deejays about the level of savagery being mimicked on-screen. Di Teacha makes it known that his rivals are no match for the Gaza, therefore, he takes pleasure in executing them without a cost, “Pro bono.” The song, which is produced by Droptop Records, is also being referenced as a shot at public enemy number one Alk...

Busta Rhymes, who is of Jamaican descent, was one of the few international figures who were present at the deejay's murder trial back in 2014. In fact, American rapper Busta Rhymes has always made public his support for incarcerated deejay Vybz Kartel. The Make It Clap rapper even outlined his concerns about how the deejay's family was being treated during the trial. He returned to Jamaica in 2016 and visited the deejay in prison. It, therefore, comes as no surprise that the first single from Busta Rhymes' first album in eight years features the 'Worl Boss'. The track, The Don and The Boss, was released last Friday and is the first single to be released from his highly anticipated LP, Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God. Busta Rhymes broke the news of the collaboration on Instagram last Wednesday when he released a short video featuring footage of himself and Vybz Kartel at the studio. It was revealed that the clipping was from the pair's initial meeting ...

Busta Rhymes and Jamaican recording legend artist Vybz Kartel drop “The Don & The Boss” via The Conglomerate Entertainment, Inc./ EMPIRE, giving the first offering off of the highly-anticipated Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God. “ The Don & The Boss ” is introduced with ringing bells, high-hats and adlibs in a continuous loop. Kartel enters repeating “Waah Gwan Baby” as trumpets and a subtle double bass accompany his entrance. The hard-hitting deep bass crescendos into the chorus with Rhymes’ signature deep vocals and English-Jamaican infused lyrics. Kartel introduces himself with “Kartel is a mystery” and Rhymes introduces himself as “Buss Rhymes a di champion,” marking them as an incomparable duo. Rhymes raps, “one world boss, one ross don” and continuously makes references of being treated as ‘the don and the boss’ that they are known to be. The track holds a choppy yet rhythmic flow creating a collaborative fusion of dancehall and hip-hop. Extinction Level Event ...

Busta Rhymes closed out a week of news and excitement with the release of “The Don and The Boss,” the first single from his highly anticipated tenth studio album E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event) 2: The Wrath of God. Driven by an ominous beat, the song finds both Busta, The Don, and featured artist Vybz Kartel, The Boss, in peak trash-talk mode, reaffirming their status as kings of the rap game and the dancehall, respectively. The track also serves to set the tone for the forthcoming album: “Busta Rhymes a di champion. You could neva find a betta option,” he states plainly at a top of a verse delivered fully in Jamaican Patois.Produced by Schife, who has previously worked with the likes of DJ Khalid, Gucci Mane, and Rick Ross, “The Don and The Boss” becomes Busta’s third collaboration with Vybz Kartel over the course of their decade-long brotherhood. And adding to the mystic around Kartel’s career, both previous collaborations – “Wine & Go Down” and “Girlfriend” – were released whil...