JA, U.S.A (21st Hapilos Digital) – 21st Hapilos Digital brings you a compilation of some of this year hottest hits with “STREET SHOTS, VL 3”! The 10 track EP features top charting dancehall tracks that are blazing the airwaves and making you dance from the club to the streets.
Collectively these hits have garnered over 5 million views on youtube with their official and viral videos. They have topped the charts locally and internationally and seen the hits performed on stages around the world. These tracks include international billboard top charting “World Boss” Vybz Kartel with “Back To Life” produced by Adidjahiem Records, “Jump” from RDX produced by Apt 19 Music, Mavado’s “In This World” by Gutty Bling Records / Claims Records, Konshens “Stop Sign” by Subkonshus Music, Popcaan “Whine Up” by Young Vibez, Tommy Lee “Some Bwoy” by Young Vibez, Elephant Man & Lady Saw “Sidung” by Q45 Music, I Octane “Love Di Vibes” by Sounique Records, Aidonia “Tan Duddy” by DreDay Productions and Demarco’s “Party Of The Year” produced by Star Kutt Records.
“STREET SHOTS, VL 3” is now available on itunes at the low price of $4.99
Complete your collection with “Street Shots, Vol 1” and “Street Shots, Vol 2” also available on itunes via 21st Hapilos Digital.
21st Hapilos Digital Distribution is the record label and distribution arm of Hapilos Entertainment Group. They have revolutionized the entertainment industry through on line promotion and distribution to the entertainment community. For more information please visit www.Hapilos21.com, visit their Facebook/Hapilos21 and Follow their twitter team @Jwonder21, @Hapilos, @21stHapilos and @21stHapilosGospel.
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