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Juliet Robin is the daughter of Former Director Of Culture Melville Robin and Rosalind Robin. She is classically trained in string, woodwind, and keyboard instruments and specializes in the violin, clarinet, piano and recently added bass and drums. At the age of 15 she was the youngest musician in the band that toured Europe extensively performing at various music festivals. She is a former member of the Trinidad and Tobago National Symphony Orchestra which was founded by her father, where she started with the violin and later switched to the viola. She was invited at the age of 18 to Venezuela to perform with the Caracas Youth Symphony Orchestra. Trinidand and Tobago Former Director Of Culture Melville Robin Juliet is a composer, arranger, producer, vocalist and teacher and has performed as a keyboardist and vocalist for several bands including, Charlie’s Roots, Dr. Roy Cape, Chandelier, Andre Tankar, Mano Marcelin, prophet Benjamin, the jazz pickle female jazz band, The Ruiz brothers under leader “Senor Ruiz”and Kelly Green and harmony band. She has provided musical accompaniment for several artists including David Rudder, Machel Montano Destra Garcia, and several popular Jamaican artists. She has worked with several international artists which include Terry Brock from the band Kansas and Jarmo Hoogendijk “jazz trumpeter” from The Netherlands. Send one your love performed by Juliet Robin and friends live at Fiesta Plaza Movietowne Juliet was contacted by Jocelyne Guilbault, Professor of Music, French-and English-speaking Caribbean music, Caribbean diasporas in The Americas, theory and method in poplar music studies aesthetics, cultural politics in musical production and circulation, from the University of California Berkeley, to be included in a book entitled “ A life in the calypso and soca bandstand” about Saxophonist and bandleader Dr. Roy Cape She is the only female musician to be featured in Dr. Roy Cape’s book. Juliet has held the position of Musical Director and Choir Master at various private schools preparing children for public performances, competitions and examinations. Although she is the leader of her own Latin Jazz band she has made it clear that they do different genres, and she also composes different styles. One of her latest compositions is a reggae song entitled “Strange Things” Neil Jason Alexander presented her with a “riddim” called “the August Riddim” which was produced by Neil and Curtis Bling at Star Studios in Santa Cruz. She composed the lyrics and melody. The song has been doing extremely well on the Indigenous Charts, as it has been at the top of the charts 4 times to date. The video for “Strange Things” was also done by Neil Jason Alexander who is currently editing it. Last year Juliet sang a pan song called “Take It Higher” It was composed, produced, and arranged by Miguel Camps. This year her panorama song was called “A groovy pan song”. Once again it was composed produced and arranged by Miguel Camps. It was the choice of the Sangre Grande Cordettes in the large band category. Juliet also works at various studios where she either plays the keyboards or sings background vocals. Recently she has been busy doing background vocals for a lot of artists who sing Chutney style because according to her “they like my style, approach, harmonies and professionalism.” Juliet stresses that even though her main love is Latin Jazz music, she always welcomes a new challenge. For this reason she is currently working on different musical projects. She is currently composing lyrics and melody for “The Melanin Riddim” which was done by Druce ‘JAGmeister’ which was done at his studio called S.I.L.O. Productions. This song will be released in May 2K16 and is a blend of EDM and Soca marinated with the essence of African music. She is also recording an inspirational song called ‘No Short Cut To Success.’ It was written, composed, arranged and produced by Michael A. Edwards and engineered at the studio of Jason Dasent. She is also working on a gospel duet with talented musician, producer, arranger and vocalist Gabriel Pierre at his own studio. She is also composing some lyrics and melody to a lot of music that was sent to her by Brian “Bad Company” Mitchell, which will be recorded at his studio called “Bad Company Music.” Her band performed at the AMMBCON showcasing which was organized by Ask Promotions and she admits that she learned so much from the seminars leading up to her performances that she is taking a different approach to her Latin Jazz CD. International producer Roger Ryan and talented producer Navid Lancaster will be producing her CD. Juliet is very busy these days working on compositions, studio recordings, co hosting on radio and recently added television and promotion. She admits that it is a lot of work but her job is also her hobby and she will have it no other way. She donates her talents to charities including performing at orphanages, as this is a cause that is near and dear to her heart; she continues to share her musical knowledge with anyone who is interested in perusing music as a career. For bookings Juliet can be contacted at julietrobintheband@gmail.com

The funeral arrangements for the late Mrs. Nesbeth (Ann-Marie Elliott Nesbeth), wife of Reggae singer Nesbeth is as follows: The Wake will be held on Friday, March 11th (7:00pm – 2:00am) at the Paradise Court in Arnett Gardens, across from the Tony Spaulding Sport Complex. The funeral service is slated for midday (12:00pm) this Saturday March 12th at the New Life Assembly of God Church at 148 Constant Spring Road, Kingston 8. The interment will follow at Dovecot Memorial Park.

The United Nations Pageants World finals will be held in Kingston Jamaica July 1-10, 2016. The pageant will see Teens, Miss, Mrs, Ms and Mr competing from all over the world. Meet Davon McFarlane, who will be wearing the title of Mr Jamaica Diaspora United Nations 2016. Tell us about yourself? My name is Davon McFarlane. I am 25-year-old. I was born in Port Antonio Jamaica and at the age of 6 I relocated to the United States. I grew up in Queens New York where I was the only freshman to make the Varsity Basket team at Bayside High school in NYC. In my Junior and Senior year, I was listed in the Top 50 best basketball players in the city. I got injured and turned to modeling I am represented by Nole Marin Judge of ''Americas Top Model" at Aim model Management NYC and NTA Talent Agency in Los Angeles California. I just received the title as Mr Jamaica Diaspora United Nations 2016. I am excited about it because it gives me a platform to reach out to Youths. What do you love about the United Nations Pageant? It is big on a charity work. I have seen the winners touring the world and raising money for charities. I have seen the contestants painting schools in Jamaica and giving motivational talks. I have seen the contestants providing clothes and cooking for kids in the Children’s Home. I would love to lend my hands in impacting lives. My goal is to give back. I want to inspire the youths in a positive way. What projects are you currently working on? The project I am currently working on is a comedy musical in Hollywood called "Down on your knees and up to the moon". I am also working on some dancehall tracks for a well-known movie production company here in LA , De passé Jones Entertainment Group. What about your work in 2015? In the year of 2015, I appeared in Fila Europe commercial, Lady Gaga fragrance campaign, Fila Sportswear campaign, Dave and Buster ad, California lottery commercial and on MTV comedy greatest party story ever. What do you like to do for fun? For fun I just relax on the beach, playing Basketball and listen to Gregory Isaacs, Sanchez, or Beres Hammond. I can say I am an old soul. Who are your Role Models? My role models are Marcus Garvey, Denzel Washington, Bob Marley, and Robert De niro. What are you looking forward to most in visiting Jamaica for the World final? What I am looking forward to most is to eating some Ackee and salt fish with green bananas and some sugarcane. Secondly to have a great time and make some great connections. What does the title Mr Jamaica Diaspora United Nations 2016 means to you? First, it is an honour to wear the title. I am humbled by it. It is a chance for me to have a voice and to speak for the millions of Jamaicans that love Jamaica but live in other countries. I want Jamaicans to know that we have a lot to contribute to the development of the country. My passion is to reach the youths. I want to encourage them to stay in school and get their education. Jamaica need hands that are productive and they can all help to build the country. I can’t wait to help with the painting of Schools and visiting the Children’s homes. What are your final words to readers? I want you to follow my progress to the World finals in July. My Facebook page will soon be up. I am still in need of sponsorship to get to the World finals. If any company or individuals wants to help in sponsorship. You can contact me via email: Davonmcfarlane@gmail.com

By now we all know that one of the hallmarks of the two major political campaigns for Gordon House in the recently concluded general elections in Jamaica was Nesbeth's monster hit ‘My Dream’. Well the dream of then opposition leader Andrew Holness leading his party to victory after being trounced five years earlier became a reality on Thursday, February 25th as he was sworn in as Jamaica's ninth Prime Minister on Thursday March 3rd ,2016. In an address to the nation during his inauguration The Most Honorable Prime Minister's said "My Dream is for you to live your dream" drawing reference from a song that had become an inspirational cornerstone for him during his arduous island-wide campaign leading up to this moment. So on Thursday afternoon after receiving a personal invitation from the Prime Minister designate, Reggae recording artiste Nesbeth had to be present to perform the song in what has gone down in the annals of Jamaican politics as an historical moment when Prime Minister Holness joined him on stage to sing and share in the momentous occasions, much to the adulation of those in attendance. For Nesbeth, despite the untimely loss of his beloved wife Ann-Marie Elliott-Nesbeth , it was a proud moment nonetheless and another step in upward mobility for the Reggae genre. He however got a chance to grieve publicly for the first time at the reception at Vale Royal where he delivered a tearful tribute to his wife ."Too much fi one man bear" said Nesbeth as the tears flowed freely, following the moving performance the Prime Minister in a gesture of comfort offered his condolence to the singer and his family. Lamenting on the situation Nesbeth said, “This day will go down in history for many including I&I. Today I realised that the strength of a man comes from deep within," The task of performing during this time of grieving seemed liked an uphill task, but I thought about instilling hope in the people of Jamaica and that propel led me to perform. Then I came to realise we have two choice in times of adversity, hold on to our dreams and keep inching forward or allow our dreams to die." Despite the mix of emotions for Nesbeth, his Entertainment Soul produced single My Dream continues to be a tower of strength in his own life amid opening a plethora of career opportunities. My Dream recently won song of the year at the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association - JARIA award ceremony and now enjoys premium rotation on BBC 1Xtra following last week’s announcement of the record being upgraded to their A-List alongside top tier acts such as Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar among others. The song is also doing very well on Capitol Xtra (Britain), Hot 97FM (New York) and currently occupies the No.1 spot for five consecutive weeks in Jamaica while bullying its way to the top of the Barbados and St. Kitts & Nevis charts respectively. Meanwhile, Nesbeth's latest body of work an EP titled Victory, available on all major digital platforms.. is described as solid modern roots reggae compilation that builds the foundation to carry Nesbeth’s message of upliftment, consciousness, and perseverance. While many protagonists of the reggae renaissance come from uptown Kingston, Nesbeth endured the dire conditions of inner-city communities like Maxfield Avenue, Arnett Gardens and Trench Town and knows all too well what he sings about when he employs lines like “Been through the worst of my worst days/now I can taste victory”. In his single titled ‘Taste Victory.’

Blak Ryno Official Video for "Motive" featured on the "Conquer The Moment" Project by Billboard Producer Ricky Blaze

Caribbean Digital Divas 2016 is a panel discussion will focus on digital branding for the Caribbean-American demographic. Moderated by Mikelah Rose of Style & Vibes (Founder & Creator ofCaribbean Digital Divas and Style & Vibes) The panel discussion will take place on Thursday, March 24 (6:00 - 9:00pm) at Livestream Public (Brooklyn, NY 195 Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, 11237) featuring panelists Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown (Career & Entrepreneur Strategist | Carry on Friends), Kelly Pierre-Louis ( Strategic Marketing, Digital & eCommerce / Mobile), Shelley Vidia Worrell (Chief Curator + Cultural Entrepreneur | caribBEING) along with our official social media correspondent Jay Blessed (Blogger & Social Media Strategist.) Caribbean brands are actively launching and growing regularly and as they continue to enter the market, digital is at the forefront of the growth strategy. “I decided to focus on Caribbean women in digital, because I saw so many women at the forefront, but lacking the platform to discuss, encourage and create solutions on the gaps of niche multicultural marketing”, says Caribbean Digital Divas founder, Mikelah Rose, “it’s important for us to have these conversations regarding digital so we can continue to build and grow our brands in the Caribbean and the diaspora.” Branding is more than just artwork, consumers want to know about the company, its story and what the a brand represents. Digital advancements have made it easy to access information, which contributes to how consumers view brands. Owning and actively participating on how you are perceived throughout the consumer decision journey is what active branding is. Caribbean businesses and entrepreneurs need to be at the forefront of digital to remain competitive. Who better to share our niche cultural brands and experiences to the world better than us? This panel discussion will dissect digital branding with respect to the Caribbean demographic. Join us as we discuss digital branding for Caribbean businesses and how brands and market to the Caribbean diaspora demographic. Date: Thursday, March 24 Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm EST Location: Livestream Public (Brooklyn, NY 195 Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, 11237) Sponsors: Cocotique, Cakes by Khalilah and Buy Cheap Central Official Hashtag: #CaribDD16 About Caribbean Digital Divas In 2013 Mikelah created the annual event Caribbean Digital Divas, held during Women’s History Month, to celebrate women of Caribbean heritage and their accomplishments in their respective industries embedded with digital success. The platform allows Caribbean professional women to embrace, discuss and collaborate on the role of digital strategies can assist in the advancement of Caribbean women in corporate businesses, entrepreneurial start-ups and career growth. About Mikelah Rose | Creator of Style & Vibes and Caribbean Digital Divas Mikelah is a Caribbean Culture expert, curating the bridge between the Caribbean and its diaspora. A CUNY Baruch College graduate with a BBA in Marketing. With previous experience with Caribbean lifestyle brands such as VP Records, Tempo TV and JAMROCK Magazine. Currently serving as a digital marketing manager by day, Mikelah continues to collaborate with Caribbean brands through both her Caribbean Digital Divas and Style & Vibes platforms.

Miami, Florida- March 7, 2016- Birds of Paradise Public Relations, LLC, is open for business. The boutique communications and consulting agency caters to businesses, organizations and individuals throughout the Caribbean and the diaspora, and those looking to do business in the region A kernel of an idea, by sisters and co-founders Ruthie Thomas and Gandra Thomas White, has blossomed into a full-service public relations agency with a sharp focus on the revolutionary economic growth experienced by the Caribbean. Birds of Paradise Public Relations offers a full suite of high-quality public relations services including media relations, social media strategy, brand alliances, image cultivation, reputation management and event planning. Headquartered in Miami, with offices in Los Angeles, the New York City Metro area, and St. Thomas U.S.V.I, Birds of Paradise Public Relations is uniquely and strategically positioned to increase the influence of Caribbean companies seeking to reach beyond their boundaries. The agency intends to partner with those inciting change through innovation and creativity and help share their incredible, inspiring stories. “It’s simple, as daughters of the Caribbean we are not only acutely aware of the region’s potential, we are also very attuned to the challenges it faces. We are genuinely invested in helping to secure a better future for the Caribbean and are eager to share all the region and its people have to offer,” said Founder and CEO Ruthie Thomas. Birds of Paradise Public Relations is a small firm with big talent. The team at the heart of the company has years of collective experience in public relations, television and business. The group is dedicated to providing one-on-one, in depth service to clients. The agency is geared towards sharing the revolutionary economic advancements taking place in the Caribbean: a growing tech hub in Jamaica, green-energy breakthroughs in Aruba, a collective effort to further establish the ecotourism sector, just to name a few. “Let’s face it, the Caribbean is typically seen as a luxurious, tourist destination with white-sand beaches, all-inclusive resorts, and smiling faces to cater to visitors’ every need. But there is much more to the islands than unlimited piña coladas and the warm Caribbean breeze. We believe the world should be exposed to all the Caribbean has to offer,” said Co-Founder & COO Gandra Thomas White. Boilerplate: Birds of Paradise Public Relations is a boutique communications and consulting agency that caters to businesses, organizations and individuals throughout the Caribbean and the diaspora, and those looking to do business in the region. Founded by daughters of the Caribbean, Birds of Paradise Public Relations aims to promote the revolutionary economic advancements taking place in the region by partnering with those inciting change through innovation and creativity. To join the revolution (or for more information), please visit birdsofparadisepr.com. “Reach Beyond Your Boundaries!”

Multi-talented singer, songwriter Abby Dallas is headed to New York to work on some new music for the hew year. While her stay on the big Apple, the songstress will do a condensed radio promo tour and visit the various stations that have showed love and support of her 2015 debut EP "Destined". As the new year kicked in gear, Abby continued to spread her musical message by blazing the airwaves and various performances in Jamaica, while her videos "From My Heart" and "He's Just NOT Into You" off her "Destined" EP have remained present on various worldwide platforms. MPR Consulting is now scheduling Abby Dallas interviews, please e-mail Consulting.MPR@gmail.com and/or call (347) 292-8005 ABBY DALLAS Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Abby Dallas grew up in the sunny town of Portmore, where she attended the Bridge Port High School. At the tenderage of six, Abby was exposed to music through her Church , School and Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) Sponsored Events. Time and time again, Abby was recognized for her outstanding vocal talent by the JCDC: Most Outstanding Soloist (2005), Best Female Pop Singer (2005) and Most Outstanding Junior Vocalist (2005). Abby was also awarded a scholarship to the premier music college in Jamaica, the Edna Manley College of Performing and Visual Arts, where she gained a diploma in Music Performance. Abby has been writing, arranging and recording songs and has gained the respect of Jamaicans through songs such as What’s Going On and Real Girl. When not writing and arranging songs, Abby tours with International Artists like Diana King and Tanya Stephens. She has also done session and backing work with accomplished talents like Dean Fraser, Shaggy, Queen Ifrika, Mavado and Yellowman. Her easy going and relaxing style, which often reminds one of Nina Simone, makes her a favourite on the Cabaret and Jazz circuits as well as National Gala Events.. Abby has experimented with various genres and now tends to favour Reggae, Jazz, and Rhythm and Blues. Her focus going forward is to continue to thrill her audience with a combination of contemporary and classical hits, while developing and refining her inimitable style so admired by her fans. Since signing with One Jam Music in late 2013, Abby has released two songs: Destined for Love, a lovers rock duet with JayQ, and Extraordinary (I am that Girl), a solo effort on the gritty Harder than Hard dancehall beat. These two songs show her wide vocal range and versatility and are earning her comparisons to dancehall divas such as Lady Saw and Cecile, as well as to reggae songbirds Tessanne Chin and Diana King.

Making his mark in the musical arena, St-Mary, Jamaica native now U.S based dancehall and reggae Lex-A-Million has worked with various notable names such as acclaimed JA production, Delly Ranks, and multi-media Diva Nikki Z to name a few. After a brief musical hiatus, the rising star is kicking off 2016 with hit bound dancehall single "Aye Gyal". Produced by Emilio Bowens for Track Starr Music Group and written by Lex-A-Milliom himself, the single aims to make you dance while evoking feel good feeling and a sense of musical euphoria. Speaking on his new track, the rising star explained "I feel as an artist it's my duty to make the masses feel good by creating feel good music, that's what this new song is about. I think anyone can relate to Aye Gyal, but from a male perspective this girl from no where just has an immediate hold on me whether it's a mental , physical, or even a physical attraction which leads me to come to the conclusion seh she must breed fi mi... Or in other words lets turn this into a forever thing lol. But I definitely wanted to cater more to the ladies and with the help of TrackStarrMusic, TheFaceykid, my peers, and my city I feel like "Aye Gyal" was perfect to Kick Off my #Milli campaign." To support "Aye Gyal", a video is slated to be released in the upcoming weeks.

Kemar Davis , the brother of Flippa Moggela convicted for his part in smuggling cocaine to New Jersey was sentenced Friday to 20 years in state prison. Kemar and others were directed by Andrew Davis aka Flippa Moggela to ship cocaine from California to New Jersey, where it was then distributed to dealers, investigators said. Prosecutors said that an investigation dubbed "Operation Next Day Air" run by state and federal officials netted 26 kilograms of cocaine, more than $500,000 in cash and two handguns. Kemar and Roger Davis both pleaded guilty and Roger was sentenced to 10 years in state prison for drug charges. Andrew Davis (Flippa Moggela) was convicted after a seven-week trial in December. He faces 10 to 20 years in state prison for the cocaine distribution charge and five to 10 years in prison for money laundering and conspiracy charges. A mistrial was declared on a charge that he led a drug trafficking network. "This case sends a powerful message to drug traffickers who sell addiction, misery and death into our communities — no matter where you live, we're going to investigate you, track you down, and bring you to justice," New Jersey acting Attorney General John Hoffman said in a statement. A co-defendant in the Camden County trial, Marsha Bernard , the common-law wife of Andrew Davis, was sentenced last month to 21 years in prison. Prosecutors say she received large cocaine shipments that she distributed to other drug traffickers. Six other defendants pleaded guilty and were sentenced to between three and 16 years in state prison.

Raised on the beautiful, yet small island of St. Maarten, Shane “Tha Hot$hot” Kelly became influenced by Hip-Hop music at a young age. Having always been known as the quiet child, he proved his ability to openly broadcast his opinions by dedicating his time to writing a few rhymes every day after coming home from school, as a way to release his tension and thoughts about a variety of topics. Rapidly, Shane started to become increasingly involved with his music and delivering messages in a positive way. Not only did this up and coming rapper develop a new form of confidence, but he made it very clear that he would work his hardest to achieve his dream. “I'm one of the most confident and determined people that you'll ever meet.” Shane says. “I use the positive aspects of my life as motivation to get what I want and need, in order to succeed in the things that I want to accomplish in life.” ​ Shane also discovered a new tool for motivation, following the untimely death of his childhood friend, Gerald “Young G” James , who used to chant raps with him as a child. Knowing how much Gerald supported him, Tha Hot$hot continued to push harder for his dream, and used his friends passing as a source of encouragement to make him, and many other loved ones proud. He made it his goal to create powerful lyrics that have the ability to encourage an audience regardless of their age, race or gender. Tha Hot$hot is currently under the independent record label D.Y. Entertainment , and released his second mixtape “Swagger 101 Vol. 2: From Local to Global,” on May 18th 2012, which was hosted by Toronto's own DJ Wikked . This mixtape made Shane the first St. Maartener to gain over 50,000 views and 4,000 downloads on the popular Hip-Hop website Datpiff . Furthermore, he was awarded the “Best Male Rap Artist” at the 2012 SXM Music Awards and his first music video for his hit single “Reppin’ It ,” made its debut at the #1 spot on TEMPO Networks’ Cross Caribbean Countdown and remained #1 for 6 consecutive weeks. It continued on the countdown for a total of 6 months, marking Shane as the first artist out of St. Maarten to do so. In addition to these accomplishments, Tha Hot$hot’s website “ thahotshot.com ” went public as well, enabling him to spread his music on a more international platform. Shane continues to dedicate himself to releasing high quality music in every aspect, and is expected to release new original music and more projects to continue adding to his resume, as well as remaining in the spotlight. On September 17th, 2013 Tha Hot$hot released his first official single “ Tropical Limelight” featuring songstress $tekaly Tha Singer . The single was released on iTunes and Amazon, along with a variety of other digital music stores. His label/management D.Y. Entertainment then teamed up with Pantason Music & Subkonshus Music out of Jamaica; and on June 10th, 2014 released the “Tropical Limelight” Remix which again featured $tekaly Tha Singer & added the Dancehall Star Konshens ! He became the first St. Maarten Artist to feature the Dancehall Star, and since then went on to be on rotation on many different radio stations throughout the Caribbean and the rest of the world. ​ D.Y. Ent. /I From Here Music & Southern Smoke presented Tha Hot$hot's brand new mixtape project “ Anticipation For Greatness ” hosted by the World Famous Dj Smallz . The mixtape was released on Livemixtapes.com & datpiff.com on August 12th, 2014, as he became the first Recording Artist from St. Maarten to work with Dj Smallz. Smallz is the CEO of the Southern Smoke Brand is one of the top Hip-Hop mixtape DJs in the world. Following the success of his mixtape, Tha Hot$hot covered “The Rhythmic Lounge Magazine” September/October Volume 11 Issue. An up and coming magazine located in Connecticut, USA which features Artists, Entertainers & Musicians from around the World. This marked his first time covering any magazine and an article on him was featured on pages 6-7. Success nearly repeated itself when the music video for his 1st official single “ Tropical Limelight” landed at #3 in its debut on the Cross Caribbean Countdown on TEMPO Networks. He became the only St. Maarten Artist to debut in the TOP 3 on two separate occasions, and to also secure a TOP 3 position with 3 different videos. The video then went on to capture the #1 position in its 6th and 7th week on the countdown, before being retired at #3 in its 8th and final week. This made him the only St. Maarten Artist to remain at #1 with 2 different videos for consecutive weeks. In March of 2015, he opened the calendar year by adding another accomplishment to his name, as he became one of only a few artists from St. Maarten to have his music video featured on the well known Hip-Hop website “ WorldStarHipHop.com .” The music video for his single “ Out With A Bang ,” which comes off his “Anticipation For Greatness” mixtape was premiered on the website. Quickly following the premier, his “‎Tropical Limelight” single charted at #59 on the “Urban Charts” of ChartBase in Denmark. The Chart is based on several international urban-charts and the biggest mainstream urban-hits in the world. He stepped into the history books for his home island of St. Maarten yet again, when he was booked as an Opening Performer for Lil Wayne, Rich Homie Quan, Lil Dicky and K. Camp, at The “ Dope Music Festival ” in Everett, Washington on December 18th, 2015. D.Y. Entertainment Independent Record Label & Management established a settlement with a Booking Agency based in New York, which gave Tha Hot$hot the opportunity to open for his first show in the USA, and will also provide more shows both regional and internationally. From his admirable attitude and perspective on music, to his compelling lyrics, it's safe to say Tha Hot$hot is an artist we all need to look out for!

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