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Levy’s Heritage 🔥🔥🔥

Album Launch 🚀

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Suh, today is my wife’s birthday. Help me wish her a Happy Birthday 🎂🎁🎈🎉🎊 I will not use the term first lady as that implies there is a 2nd, 3rd and maybe a 4th lady. No Entanglement roun ere, she is the only Lady. Had the pleasure of doing her Birthday Photoshoot. Hear har, “every week u deh tek Moggle pikcha, mi want shoot to.” Shoot she want, shoot she get. #membamitoldu #difotoshoppe #birthday #wife #photoshoot #happy (at Di Foto Shoppe) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCghZcABKhs/?igshid=19cstym3nv47

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With songs such as Waymaker, I know who I am, and much more...Kingston Jamaica welcomes...#Sinach! October 14th - Kingston, Jamaica. Prepare for a night of anointed and powerful#PraiseandWorship. Venue and ticket information will soon be available.....follow @Chozzennmediagroup and Tek Me PikCha for more info. The Biggest #PraiseandWorship experience for 2017! Sinach LIVE in concert for #KGMF2017. Tek Me PikCha is proud to be on board! —

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Nateshia Lindsay - aka Ms Thing

On Friday, August 28, 2015  the Drive Entertainment Show ENGAGE featured an interesting eye-opening interview. Host Kalando was joined in studio by Nateshia Lindsay, who is well known both locally and internationally in the secular world of music by the name - Ms Thing. She no longer highlights that side of life; owning to the fact that she has now chosen to follow Christ.

In her interview, it was learned that Ms Thing began her musical career at the age of 17. Throughout that time, she had the opportunity of collaborating with some top names in dancehall, as well as seeing her name on music charts both locally and internationally. Ms Thing stated that though the experience was fun, everything changed for her in 2009 when she changed management. She realized that the industry was  male dominated. Not only that, but producers started doing their own thing with her songs without her approval, as well as taking advantage of her beauty by laying down ultimatums of their own, and if she did not comply, her songs would not be played on radio.

Ms Thing did not agree to any of this, and so she stopped recording and performing on shows. This affected her, as there was no income coming in.  However according to Ms Thing, once there is God and he is in the vessel, she knows she can smile. On that note, in June of last year, Ms Thing decided to move forward in getting closer to God, by reading her Bible daily. She mentioned that her Grandmother was always the one to encourage her to go to church. She did return to church and attended a Crusade in which a Pastor prophesied over her, and from that day she never looked back on her old life! She decided to get baptized in September of that year.

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CHOZENN'S 'BAWL OUT' RECEIVES IRAWMA NOD

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Reggae gospel artiste Chozenn has said that his recent International Reggae and World Music Awards (IRAWMA) nomination is simply a manifestation of the fruits of his labour and a confirmation of his mandate.

On Wednesday morning, a jubilant Real Chozenn took to social media to thank IRAWMA for nominating his controversial song. The gospel artiste stated: “Huge thank you to the International Reggae and World Music Awards…My song Bawl Out Jesus Name was nominated Gospel Song of the Year 2018.”

This is particularly validating for Chozenn because it represents a vindication of sorts. The song stirred controversy when it was released last year and was even banned by a prominent gospel station. It is a remake of a bawdy single by secular artiste Dovey Magnum, and while it proved extremely popular and even set a record for its one million views on YouTube, Bawl Out Jesus Name was snubbed, to much controversy, at the recent The Sterling Gospel Music Awards - Jamaica. The organisers said that the song was “not original”.

GOD IS LOVE In response, Chozenn, who insists that he genuinely loves his Christian audience, said he is big on a relationship with God rather than religion. According to him, he prefers to celebrate the fact that God is love and is not in the business of throwing out people. Further declaring that he is not about religiosity (a term used by both Christians and non-Christians to refer to those who have replaced God with their religion), he said that the mandate is what matters most and that he’ll choose it over earthly acceptance every time.

“Once you understand your mandate, you will realise that it is not about social circle or acceptance or to be in a particular environment. The Word says, ‘Go out in the highways, and what you are seeing is the manifestation of the fruits. God is sending me back to where he took me from. When he is ready for a new season, he will direct me to it,” the Unashamed singer said.

Interestingly, dancehall artiste Wayne Marshall, whose song Glory to God was not included in the Sterling Awards, is also nominated in International Reggae and World Music Awards - IRAWMA’s Best Gospel Song category.

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A very vocal Chozenn said that Wayne Marshall’s song is a mighty move from God. “I strongly believe that this song was a direct download from the spiritual realm of God. That is not a song that you put pen to paper and write. I am a man of God, and I am telling Wayne to be encouraged. Do not be discouraged by religiousness. As a real Christian, we love you, we respect you. Push on. Go through the fire, you will come out pure gold.”

He continued, “Wayne is a baby to the faith, and a baby needs nurturing. That is the same reason why Vegas is now not into religion. He came but didn’t get the nurturing that he needed.”

After all of the controversy and the backlash, would Chozenn have done anything differently? Not record the song, perhaps?

“I would go back into the studio and record this song again and again,” he declared.

The 37th annual International Reggae and World Music Awards takes place on Saturday, May 11, at The Pegasus hotel in New Kingston.

Article taken from the Gleaner online Photo courtesy of Tek Me PikCha

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