U.S.A, JA (21st Hapilos News) – Digital distributor giants 21st Hapilos who have revolutionized the entertainment industry through online distribution, keep delivering the hottest hits from the biggest and upcoming names in dancehall and reggae music. This week spotlights features:
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Charly Black “Unstoppable” produced by the Japanese team of Pancho and Gacha “Gachapan Records”. Charly Black who exploded on the scene in 2004 with “Woman is You,” has remained a constant fixture on local and international charts with a string of singles on hot riddims. He is indeed “Unstoppable”. The single is now available on itunes distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital.
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Popcaan “Party Non Stop” produced by TJ Records. The combination of billboard charting artist Popcaan and billboard charting TJ Records whose riddims have topped international charts since 2005, is a match made in music heaven. The hit single is now available on itunes via 21st Hapilos Digital.
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Vybz Kartel “Freaky Girl, Pt. 3” produced by TJ Records. As soon as it hit the airwaves, the single became an instant hit and a favorite to dancehall fans. “Freaky Girl, Pt. 3” is now on itunes.
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Leather Strap Riddim produced by ZJ Ice. DJ at one of Jamaica’s top radio station ZIP FM, ZJ Ice growing popularity, and talent have made him one of the hottest producer. Leather Strap Riddim is available on itunes via 21st Hapilos Digital.
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King Jammys Presents the Best Of: Cocoa Tea produced by King Jammys. The album features 10 tracks from legendary reggae/dancehall singer. Best Of Cocoa tea is distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital and now available on itunes.
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Lee Milla’s impressive and extensive catalog is now available on itunes distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital. The young talented producer who was quoted as saying he wants to “”run the music, like how Dave Kelly did back in the day, or a Timbaland era.” is responsible for an arsenal of hits such as “The Beez Riddim, Arch Evil Riddim, Jewelry Store Riddim, Evil Medz Riddim”, and hit singles Popcaan “Jingle Bells” and Popcaan “Kill Bwoy Quick”.
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