Sean »P Diddy« Combs teamed up with Supreme Promotions to host “Bad Boys Clash” – a sound clash and party at Halfway Tree in Kingston, Jamaica, last Friday.
The clash featured Foota Hype, Black Kat, Tony Matterhorn and Bass Odessy. During the party, Combs went on stage to perform live alongside Tommy Lee, Kiprich and Beenie Man.
Last week Ninjaman surprised everyone when he rolled up on Issiah Leing at the Supreme Promotions office in Kingston with DSR boss Josef Bogdanovich. Not to be outdone this week, Ninjaman did it again, but this time dancehall sensation Tommy Lee was there — and he got an earful.
Protoje’s new single tells a short story based on the events of May 23rd, 2010, when the Jamaican government deployed its military into Tivoli Gardens in the capital city of Kingston.
Nothing is owed, nothing is promised
Never know the government woulda run up inna them garrison
Without no sorry, without excuse
Soldier man inna them lorry, everybody get abused, and
Everybody have them views now
The media is owned so know where you get your news from
And the blood deh pon them shoes now
BRNGTN just put out the second release from his upcoming “Rhymes & Riddims” EP: “Rise of the Machines” is delivered on the classic “Rockfort Rock” riddim and the video to the track once again features one of SEEN’s T-shirts.
Watch out for “Mans of Mans” at 1:23 and make sure to support the man from Brownsville once the record drops!