Some of the
artists featured have been in the business and are now receiving their
shine, others are brand new and a force to be reckoned with. Not only do
we look at and profile artists who perform with a microphone in hand,
we also look at producers from the Caribbean to Canada to the US.
Hands down, and
by popular vote, the most impactful Freshman is Khalilah Rose who
covers the June edition. Holding true to her Rastafarian faith,
Khalilah’s voice is amplified with singles such as “Hail H.I.M.” as well
as collaborations with veteran Turbulence and more. When we spoke to
the young artist, she was not afraid to speak on the lack of Unity in
the industry as well as the pressures (if any) to be a beacon of hope
for younger generation Rastas who sometimes face discrimination.
Tricia ‘ZJ
Sparks’ Spence sits down with Ninja Kid who is very candid when he talks
about his mature fans, and performing for younger fans who are learning
about him for the first time, though he’s been in the business for more
than 20 years.
Exco Levi,
Canada’s Juno Award winner for Best Reggae Recording opens up about
‘making it,’ as well as his plans to release an album under the
Penthouse Records label. We have labeled Exco as the ‘lyricist’ as his
songwriting skills are above and beyond many in his class!
Natasha
‘Independent Tash’ Thomas keeps us up to date with the musical pulse
across the Caribbean with Charts including the Top Break Out Artists
Our centerfold
Editor, Jerome Dupont from Neu Era Photography makes sure Class is in
session with the beautiful Sierra who rocks a beautiful ‘nerdy’ look!
Rounding out
the magazine is Rico Vibes Top 10 Video Countdown which has several new
entries, remembering Donna Summers, Bratz Dolls go bald for Cancer, the
rise of Jamaican Boxing, top startup businesses for 2012, the technology
ticket, and, our favourite, travel guide for Saint Martin Island.Read more at L3Magazine.com
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