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Every so often with each generation, music lovers are blessed with memorable, distinguishable and haunting voices, the kind that pulls at your heart strings and leaves a lasting impression. On Sunday, April 11th, 2015 Jammins Entertainment brings American Idol winner and 8 times Grammy nominee Fantasia, along acclaimed Voice Winner Tessanne Chin for "Voices In Concert". Between the 2 soulful stars are a string of hits, such as Fantasia's "I Believe", "Truth Is", "When I See U", "Ain't Going To Beg You" and "Lose To Win", and Tessanne Chin's "I Have Nothing", "Hide Away", "Count On My Love", "Tumbling Down" and "Everything Reminds Me Of You" 2 Divas, 1 Stage, 1 Unforgettable Night! Get your tickets early as this unprecedented event will only take place for one night. "Voices In Concert" at KINGS THEATRE in Brooklyn, New York. FANTASIA & TESSANNE CHIN (LIVE) SAT. APRIL 11, 2015 Venue: KINGS THEATRE 1027 Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11236 DOORS OPEN: 8:00PM - SHOWTIME: 9:00PM INFO: 718-282-8041 Purchase TICKETS at: www.ticketmaster.com

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Kingston City Run (KCR ) now enjoys a double dose of star power as event organizers recently unveiled their newest, celebrity ambassadors: Miss Universe Jamaica Kaci Fennell and Pulse Supermodel Jeneil Williams . Since fitness plays such an important role in their lives, both ladies are thrilled to be a part of the annual charity race, which tests the strength, conditioning and endurance of local and international runners during its ½ marathon, 10K and 5K contests. Kaci and Jeneil are also happy to a part of an important initiative that helps to raise much needed funds for the homeless population living in the island’s capital. “With Jeneil’s athletic background and Kaci’s work with a number of feeding programmes, we believe this is a perfect partnership,” says Nicola Madden Greig, Co-Chair, Kingston City Run Organizing Committee. “We’re excited to have them both on board and look forward to working with them on a number of activities in the weeks leading up to the big race on Sunday, March 15,” she explains. Jeneil jumped at the opportunity to assist with the promotion of the event as it gives her a chance to indulge in one of her first loves: running. Long before gracing the pages of Vogue and modelling for top international brands, including Burberry, Fendi and Louis Vitton, Jeneil was a rising track and field star at Vere Technical High School. In fact, it was an injury she sustained during the high jump that derailed her athletic dreams, leaving her to pursue a modelling career instead. Jeneil, still an active jogger, sees running as a great way to stay in shape, and believes participating in races, such as Kingston City Run, is a fun way to get healthy and fit. Kaci was eager to support the event because of her strong desire to give back to individuals who are less fortunate. Over the past several months, Kaci has been working closely with a local charity to organize feeding projects in communities around Kingston and St Andrew. Since teaming up with the organization, she has helped to organize a bake sale benefiting homeless persons and recently hosted a Christmas dinner at a private girls’ home. “It is always exciting to be a part of doing good, Kingston City Run is a fine example of just that. I am more than happy to be a part of KCR this year,” reveals Kaci. “I hope we can get an even bigger turn out than last year so that we can assist in providing immediate care as well as more permanent housing solutions and skills training for the homeless. I’m looking forward to everyone’s full support,” she explains. Besides the main race day, Kingston City Run participants will start the weekend off at the Bacchanal Welcome Party on Friday, March 13 and enjoy an Experience Kingston Lifestyle Expo and pre-race party on Saturday, March 14. To learn more about the upcoming race and weekend activities visit www.kingstoncityrun.com or email info@kingstocityrun.com for details.

Guyanese singer Charmayne "Maxee" Maxwell, a member of the 1990s girl group Brownstone —has died after cutting herself in a fall at home in Southern California, last Friday (Feb. 27), a representative said Monday. Maxwell, 46, fell backwards out of a doorway with a glass of wine in hand. The glass shattered and cut Maxwell in the neck as she hit the ground. Although alcohol may have been a factor, authorities have yet to determine what caused the fall. An autopsy and toxicology test is expected to return an official cause of death. Maxwell found fame in the early '90s after she formed the group with Monica “Mimi” Doby and Nicole “Nicci” Gilbert. The group was signed to Michael Jackson's MJJ label, and scored its biggest hit with 1995's "If You Love Me", a single from their debut album From the Bottom Up, that year. The song earned them a Billboard Music Award and a Grammy nomination. The group went on to release another album in 1997, but hasn’t officially made music together since. She was married to Danish music producer Carsten Soulshock Schack and is survived by 11-year-old son, Nicolaj Hojer . The family is requesting privacy during this most difficult time. Our condolences go out to Maxwell's family.

Considered by many as 2 of the biggest names in dancehall and reggae music, Mavado and Capleton are undoubtedly a force to be reckoned. Billboard chart topping artist Mavado known for such hits as "Settle Down", "On the Rock", "So Blessed", "So Special", "Don't Worry", "House Top", "Gyal A Mad Ova", "Dem Alone", "​A So You Move ​", "Hope & Pray​", "​Dying​", "Money​" and “Real McKoy" used as the theme song for the fourth Grand Theft Auto trailer, is joined on Friday, April 10th, 2015 by international reggae star Capleton the "fyah man". While Capleton is known worldwide for his energetic performances, the reggae artist also boasts an arsenal of many hits such as "Jah Jah City", "Tour", Raggy Road", "That Day Will Come", "In Her Heart", "Dis the Trinity", "Some Day",​"​Good Inna Her ​C​lothes​"​, "Who Dem", "​Number 1 Pon The Look Good Chart​"​ and "​I Love The Way​". A night that will be talked about for years to come, 2 Musical Powerhouses on 1 Night 1 Stage, Capleton and Mavado "Dancehall Rising". Get your tickets early before they are sold out!!! KINGS THEATRE in Brooklyn, NY on Friday, April 10th 2015. CAPLETON & MAVADO (LIVE) FRI. APRIL 10, 2015 Venue: KINGS THEATRE 1027 Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11236 DOORS OPEN: 8:00PM - SHOWTIME: 9:00PM INFO: 718-282-8041 Purchase TICKETS at: www.ticketmaster.com

After 15 years at the helm of the ReelWorld Film Festival , Tonya Lee Williams is stepping aside for a younger person with fresh ideas to advance the annual winter showcase. In the last four months, she has been interviewing candidates to find her successor. “I will always be part of the festival and I will attend,” said Williams on the eve of this year’s event, which runs from March 2-8 in the Greater Toronto Area. “But it’s exhausting as I get older. The new executive director will make all the decisions relating to the festival, including the hiring of staff.” Williams, 56, started the festival to showcase Canada’s diversity and provide a platform for visible minorities to display their artistic talent and in the process motivate audiences through film. “I didn’t launch this festival for me to run or to be that part of it,” she said. “I thought it was going to be more philanthropic. I live in Los Angeles, my life is in Los Angeles and I work there. I wanted to create an initiative where I could donate some money and kick this off. We hired an executive director that first year and some staff and I kind of took a back seat.” In the inaugural year, the festival didn’t go as smoothly as she would have wanted. To compound matters further, it went over budget. “I lost money and there is nothing more motivating than when that happens,” she said. “I had to take full control the second year. We had to at least break even or try to make some money. ” With the evolution of technology in the film industry, Williams is looking for someone to lead the charge in the new era. “The whole industry is changing, so I am seeking someone who is tapped into the digital age,” she said. “I know that’s very important, but I don’t know how to drive that forward.” While embracing business, Williams said she would prefer to produce movies. “Running a film festival is no different than running a restaurant or another business for that matter,” she said. “I need to get back into a creative space. I am at that stage in my life where I want to do things that I love. I started in the entertainment business when I was 16 and I don’t have to prove anything to anybody. I want to do things that are enjoyable and trigger my creative juices. I don’t care if that’s a play in some small theatre. While building a business is not my style, I like how this festival has turned out.” The award-winning actress is among a team of advisors selected for this year’s Jamaica Film Festival (JFF) , which takes place in Kingston from July 7-11. Selected by Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO) , the advisors will provide logistics, technical and management support for the event and will assist local filmmakers with marketing and distributing their films locally and internationally. Williams has a connection to Jamaica. Born in England to Jamaican parents, she spent seven years in the Caribbean island with her mother, who was employed at the Jubilee Maternity Hospital. In 1966, Williams and her mother went back to England for four years before migrating to Canada. Named one of Canada’s Top 25 immigrants in 2012, she won a Miss Junior Personality contest at age 14, was crowned Miss Black Ontario four years later in 1977 and did comedy for 15 years before switching to drama. Williams landed small TV roles and worked in Canadian theatre for a few years before heading to Los Angeles 28 years ago in search of a major acting role. She’s best known for her role as Dr. Olivia Hastings on the daytime drama, The Young and the Restless , which she was associated with for 23 years. Several veteran and first-time filmmakers are in this year’s festival. The newcomers include director Alexander Henry and actor Samuel Asante, who teamed up to produce a short film, Do Something . “This film is about overcoming stereotypes and learning and growing from our mistakes,” said Henry, who was born in Canada to immigrant parents from Barbados and Jamaica. “Doing the right thing means you first have to step up and do something.” Asante plays the role of Tre in the four-minute film that will be screened as part of the shorts program on March 7 at 4:30 p.m. at Cineplex Scotiabank Theatre. “Tre is a young man with issues,” said Asante. “His mother is on the verge of losing her job and he is in a dilemma and is driven to do something to help his family. I could relate to that as I went through some of the same challenges he’s facing.” Multiple award-winning filmmaker, Lalita Krishna , has been with the festival since 2002. Her documentary, Listen to Me, will be screened on March 7 at 1 p.m. at the Cineplex Scotiabank Theatre. The documentary follows the story of Farrah Khan, a counsellor, who runs visual and expressive arts programs for young women to talk about issues like body image, forced marriage and family violence. Skilfully interweaving personal narrative with the artistic work of the participants, Listen to Meillustrates the importance of programs which give voice and a platform for young women to safely tell their stories and be empowered to shape their future. Krishna said the ReelWorld event stands out from other festivals. “It’s unique because of the diversity of films you see here,” said Krishna, who won the 2010 ReelWorld Film Festival Trailblazer Award. “I go to many festivals and I am on the Hot Docs Festival board, but the vibes you get here and the interaction is different. You almost feel like if this is your festival.” Last year, the ReelWorld was expanded to include Markham, which is one of North America’s fastest growing cities. Source

Dancehall diva, Tifa will unveil her much anticipated debut album In March. The album will feature 22 tracks most of which is reggae-influenced, with touches of R&B, gospel and techno, as well as dancehall. The album will feature production from the likes of ZJ Chrome, UIM Records, Washroom Entertainment and Ward 21, who helped bring her to prominence in 2008 and 2009 with hits such as Bottom of the Barrel and Spell it Out. Currently, the Tifa has various singles in rotation such as Sad Bad alongside Chino and Jealous Ova with emerging deejay, Dexta Daps.

The first annual WideScreen Film and Music Video Festival will be held at the AMC Aventura 24 Theaters in Aventura, FL, on February 27 through March 3, 2015. The festival, which is the brainchild of founder Bahamian filmmaker Jarrod Knowles was a God-inspired idea which, according to his mission is “ To Inspire the Creation and Distribution of Art, while ultimately enhancing the Creative Mind” Filmmakers from 29 countries with over 100 Projects submitted their films for a chance to win bragging rights and the ultimate prizes to walk away with a “trophy”. They will be competing in the various categories: Best Cinematography Best Actor Best Actress Best Director Best Music Score Best Screenplay Best Editing Best Sound Design Best Feature Best Narrative Short Best Documentary Best Animation Best New Artist Best Web Series/Reality Show Pilot Youth In Arts Award (For Filmmakers/Artists Under 16 ) The panel of judges for the festival includes: Adele Zin; Carlos Acevedo; Dave Jia; Ellen Jacoby; Diana S. Rice; Evan Burr; Carole Wood; Justin Harris; Karen Donohue; Mahmoud Shoulizadeh; Masha Silberberg; Tamara Moore-White; Stephen Sorace; and Reginald Pierre-Louis. See full Schedule: -Friday FEBRUARY 27, 2015: NETWORKING & PRE-PART Y with LIVE Performances @ Club 50 at the Viceroy Hotel Time: 8pm - 2am Address: 485 Brickell Ave 50th Floor of Viceroy Hotel, Miami, FL 33131 Website: http://www.viceroyhotelsandresorts.com/en/miami/dining_and_nightlife/fifty-miami Attire: Semi-Formal Note: Will cost $7 - $10 for parking near the Viceroy Hotel -Saturday FEBRUARY 28, 2015: WORKSHOPS @ Gallery Art Time: 11am - 5pm Address: Promenade Shops, 20633 Biscayne Boulevard #2, Aventura, FL 33180 Website: www.gallart.com/ Attire: Smart Casual OR #WSF Submit T-Shirt -Sunday MARCH 1, 2015: FESTIVAL SHOWCASE @ AMC 24 Aventura Time: 11am - 11pm Address: Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Boulevard, Aventura, FL 33180 Attire: Formal (Dress-2-Impress) -Monday MARCH 2, 2015: FILMMAKER/ARTIST SOCIAL @ Gallery Art Time: 6pm - 9pm Address: Promenade Shops, 20633 Biscayne Boulevard #2, Aventura, FL 33180 Website: www.gallart.com/ Attire: Smart Casual OR #WSF Submit T-Shirt -Tuesday MARCH 3, 2015: AWARD SHOW @ AMC 24 Aventura Time: 6pm - 11pm Address: Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Boulevard, Aventura, FL 33180 Attire: Formal (Dress-2-Impress) For more information on the WideScreen Film & Music Video Festival visit: www.widescreenfest.com

Film and television producer Scott Steindorff and television actor Rick Fox are scouting various locations for a new television series about island life in the Caribbean. They were recently in The Bahamas meeting with government officials and scouting the Island. Known as “Hollywood's book man” Scott Steindorff has chosen extremely high profile literary bestsellers to adapt into movies from authors including Philip Roth, Richard Russo, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, T.C. Boyle, Nicholas Sparks, as well as Michael Connelly's "Lincoln Lawyer" and Mikhail Bulgakov's "Master and Margarita." He also produced the TV series Las Vegas for NBC. In an interview with TheBahamasWeekly.com Steindorff spoke about the reason why they choose The Bahamas as the location for their series. " The Bahamas has the most beautiful beaches and background in the world. The people are kind and genuine and it is the perfect time to do a show and share the beauty of this magical land with the world." Steindorff also added, "Also Rick Fox is a sought after talent in Hollywood. The show will have top Hollywood stars, as well as be a perfect vehicle to nurture new talent in the Bahamas in front of the camera, as well as behind the camera. Bahamas deserves a thriving film community." The 12 episode series is set to begin in May and will feature all islands of The Bahamas.

Born Romario Sebastian Anthony Bennett aka RUNKUS to parents veteran entertainer Determine and artiste manager and booking agent Paula Francis, he started recording at the tender age of seven (7) years old with songs like Ghetto Youths, Those Niggas and Back on the Street Again on his parents Zulu Productions label. Runkus is a past Campion College student, who did exceptionally well in his CSEC and CAPE Examinations. He was also a very active member of the student body, being President of several clubs including Media Production, Green Generation and the Music Club. At the age of 15, he recorded a Mixtape with his father Determine entitled "Like Father Like Son" which was well received and allowed him to perform in the United States. The following year (2010) he entered a Talent Search which was organized by RETV, alongside his guitarist Scot Leslie who is now the lead guitarist in his band, (Runkus and the Old Skl Band). Being the only contestant with a difference, that is, an acoustic style to his set, he astounded the judges and won the competition, which gave him the opportunity to be on the RETV School tour performing alongside Beenieman, Denique, Ding Dong, Khago, Cherine Anderson, Stacious and Voicemail and also the the opportunity to do his first official music video for song entitled "Badmind" on the Magician Records label, which got heavy rotation on television and radio. Runkus has also had the opportunity to perform on Sting 2009, St Mary Mi Come From, and Champion in action, alongside his father. He sets himself aside from others in the field, simply because he doesn't have a set type of music style as he does what comes to mind and what feels right. "To say that I only do one or a few genre of music is limiting my scope, I simply do music, not just reggae, not just dancehall, not just roots rock… I DO MUSIC!" stated the young musician. Most of his music is guitar driven due to his love for the instrument and prior to the fact that he does engineering for his father (in his home studio, Matches Boxx Production), he is able to compose enough to fabricate a finished product in his mind and bring it to life in the studio, like what was done with “Rain Start Fall” which was a collaborative effort of the Old Skl Band and Majah Label Music Group. He recently released a single accompanied by a music video with Bassick Records JA entitled “Victim” which is receiving positive feedback and support from many. Runkus and the Old Skl Band have just completed a project with his production team Majah Label Music Group. It also consists of songs produced by Bassick Records JA, UIM and Krs Allen. The project entitled "Welcome Paula Son" consists of eleven (11) fiery tracks and a bonus track, displaying his versatility, lyrical prowess and his appreciation for various genres. It includes collaborations with his father Determine, his mother, Keznamdi, Royal Blu, and Eva. Runkus is really a force to be reckoned with, a very promising artiste and new world sensation.

New Kingston’s Kingston City has impressively debuted at #1 on the Billboard Reggae chart. Kingston City (released January 27, 2015 on Easy Star Records) is the band’s third studio album and their first release to claim the #1 spot on the Billboard Reggae chart. The album is also their first release on the leading US reggae label Easy Star Records. The family group, which features three brothers (Stephen, Courtney Jr., and Tahir) and their father, create what Top Shelf Reggae calls, “…a genuine body of work that displays an incredible vocal range, candid lyrics and impressive instrumentals. It gives the listener the sort of meaningful connection and escape that every piece of music should provide.” “With its #1 debut on the reggae chart, Kingston City solidifies New Kingston’s place with the reggae elite. Their hard work, prolific touring, and positive community continue to give the band momentum in 2015,” says Easy Star CEO Eric Smith. He adds, “Furthermore it’s thrilling to see a fast rising New York band who embodies the perfect balance of old and new reggae sensibilities.” The new record includes 12 songs and guest appearances by members of Tribal Seeds, Hawaiian singer-songwriter Kimie Miner, Sister Carol, The Wailing Souls, and the late, great reggae legend Sugar Minott. The band is currently on tour (which includes select dates with Common Kings and Through the Roots) showcasing songs from the new album and back catalog. Press accolades for Kingston City have been pouring in from a diversity of national and international media outlets. “New Kingston —the reggae power trio consisting of brothers Tahir, Steve and Courtney Panton, Jr.— have gone international, touring the world several times over… and establishing themselves as a self-contained unit with their own original material.” – LargeUp “T his album is the pairing of exceptional musicianship and excellent production along with a guest-list of talent that reads like a reggae legacy spanning decades of genres...Kingston City is beaming with positivity, messages of faith and expressions of love…” – The Pier “This brother-led group bring an innovative new school approach to live roots reggae – a little like Morgan Heritage or Steel Pulse but definitely pushing their own aesthetic.” – Forward Ever “Kingston City – is well-crafted and definitely New Kingston’s best album to date.” – United Reggae Tour Dates Feb 28, 2015 – St. Mary, Jamaica, WI – Oneness Reggae Festival Mar 06, 2015 – Morgantown, WV – Schmitt’s Saloon ~ Mar 07, 2015 – Chicago, IL – Chop Shop ~ Mar 08, 2015 – Kansas City, MO – Riot Room ~ Mar 10, 2015 – Denver, CO –Bluebird Theater ~ Mar 12, 2015 – Boise, ID – The Reef ~ Mar 13, 2015 – Tacoma, WA – Jazzbones ~ Mar 14, 2015 – Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom ~ Mar 15, 2015 – Sacramento, CA – Ace of Spades ~ Mar 17, 2015 – Petaluma, CA - Zodiacs Mar 19, 2015 – Albuquerque, NM – Launchpad Mar 20, 2015 – Tucson, AZ – The Rock Mar 21, 2015 – Santa Barbara, CA – Velvet Jones Mar 22, 2015 – Fresno, CA – Strummers Mar 25, 2015 – Hermosa Beach, CA – Patrick Molloy’s [FREE] Mar 26, 2015 – Bakersfield, CA - Elements Venue Mar 27, 2015 – Santa Cruz, CA – Moe’s Alley Mar 29, 2015 – Bend, OR – Volcanic Theatre Pub Apr 01, 2015 – Spokane, WA – The Pin Apr 03, 2015 – Billings, MT – Pub Station [FREE] Apr 04, 2015 – Bozeman, MT – Filling Station Apr 05, 2015 – Greeley, CO – Moxi Theater Apr 08, 2015 – Springfield, MO – Outland Ballroom Apr 09, 2015 – St. Louis, MO – Broadway Oyster Bar Apr 11, 2015 – Columbus, OH – Scarlet and Greg Apr 15, 2015 – Asbury Park, NJ – The Saint Apr 16, 2015 – Virginia Beach, VA – Shaka's Apr 17, 2015 – Wilmington, NC – The Palm Room Apr 19, 2015 – Austin, TX – Austin Reggae Fest May 09, 2015 – Orlando, FL – Reggae On The Block * with Through the Roots ~ with Common Kings

Port Antonio, Jamaica – Raw Food Celebrity Chef, artist and culinary griot Dr Aris Latham returns to Jamaica from Panama and in fact from a world tour to launch NATURAL LIVING on March 1, 2015 at B ay View Eco Resort & Spa in Port Antonio, Portland. The event is billed as a Feast and Celebration of, you got it, “Natural Living’ incorporating mind, body & spirit for a holistic experience. Dr. Aris LaTham was born in Gatun, Panama Canal Zone. He is a direct descendant of an African-Caribbean family of Culinary Griots, as well as, a vegan legacy bestowed by way of his Indian ancestry. LaTham has become a world renowned crusader in the area of wholesome foods. His linguistic and culinary interests have been shared with many diverse people throughout Africa, Asia, the Americas, Australia, the Caribbean and Europe. Dr. LaTham, is also known as ‘T he Sunfired Gourmet’ , and has been a strict vegan for 45 years, eating Sunfired Foods exclusively for the past 39 years. He was voted one of the top vegetarian chefs in the USA by Vegetarian Times Magazine , and has been featured in Essence, Jamaican Eats, Vegetarian Gourmet, Health Quest, Upscale, UK’s Balance, and Japan’s Tarzan Fitness Magazines, amongst many others. The 2012 Second Edition of Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in Americaacclaims: “…the raw food movement owes much to Dr. Aris LaTham, a native of Panama. He is considered to be the father of gourmet ethical raw foods cuisine in America. Dr. LaTham debuted his raw food creations in 1979, when he started Sunfired Foods, a live food company in Harlem, New York. In the years since, he has trained thousands of raw food chefs and added innumerable recipes to his repertoire.” Dr. Latham preparing one of his meals. The Launch of NATURAL LIVING adds value to the Wellness Tourism Product in Jamaica and will attract foodies and the Baby Boomers to this emerging sector. LaTham’s creative array of wellness offerings include: Sunfired Wellness & Detox Center, Raw Food Culinary Institute, Vegan Restaurant, Juice & Roots Tonic Bar and Healing Sulphur Mud Hole. On March 1, 2015, the celebration of NATURAL LIVING will include Ayawear Cultural Fashion Show (Music & Dance). What a wonderful day to celebrate life with specially invited guests and guest artistes. Portland will come alive with the culinary artistry and energetic personality of the renowned Celebrity Raw Food Chef, Dr Aris Latham! Join in the excitement, fun and celebration. For more information, contact The Bay View Resort Website or call (876) 993-3118 or (876) 843-5147.

Internationally acclaimed Jamaican reggae singer, Shaggy will headline a concert scheduled for Heroes Day, March 14, 2015, at Victoria Park, St. Vincent. The “Angel” singer will be performing alongside his frequent collaborator, singer Rayvon, who both perfomed in 2008 at the then Rhythm and Blues Concert at Emerald Valley Casino. Other local acts will be the ‘every green’, internationally recognized Vincentian calypso/soca recording and performing artiste, Alston ‘Becket’ Cyrus. Reigning Soca and Ragga Soca Monarch, Delroy ‘Fireman’ Hooper, will also blaze the stage, with what he said is a determination to show that his recent showing in Trinidad and Tobago has done little to diminish his energy. He will be joined by five-times national Soca Monarch, Gamal ‘Skinny Fabulous’ Doyle, who is expected to carry over some of his well- received new numbers he performed during the 2015 carnival season in Trinidad and Tobago. And there is still room for more Vincy soca. Rondy ‘Luta’ Mc Intosh is expected to ‘motivate the crowd’ in a manner only he can do. Add a cast of DJs, including 3rd Element Sounds, Top Ah D Line Sounds, Emerald Sounds & Energy Overload, and a Garifuna band from New York among other cultural performers, and National Heroes 2015 ‘Shaggy in Concert’ is the place to be.