Showing posts with label saunders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saunders. Show all posts
Saturday, February 9, 2013
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
BREAKING NEWS OUT OF JAMAICA
BREAKING NEWS OUT OF JAMAICA
The Jamaica Gleaner is reporting tonight that Prime Minister
and Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Leader Andrew Holness rang
the election bell. The date: less than a
month away on December 29, 2011.
The announcement was made at a rally
meeting in Mandeville, Manchester. Prime Minister Holness had announced last
month that the general elections would be held before 2012.
In Jamaica and many Caribbean countries
election dates are not standardized as they are in the United States.
Prime Minister Holness took over the
JLP and the country when Bruce Golding resigned from both posts on October 23,
2011.
In addition to the ruling Jamaica
Labour party, the main opposition party the People's National Party and a
smaller opposition party the National Democratic Movement are expected to
officially nominate candidates next Monday (December 12, 2011). This nomination though is mostly ceremonial, as
parties have already touted candidates for the 60 seats up for grabs in the
election.
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| Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness annouce the election date.CLICK FOR VIDEO |
Saturday, April 16, 2011
MAN (and album) OF THE YEAR - So$aman

"My ultimate goal is not a destination, it's a journey. I've met a million people with a million dreams. I will probably meet a million more. A dream without action is simply nothing at all."
- Brandon "So$a Man" Major
BAHAMIAN ARTIST DROPS PHENOMENAL ALBUM
You've heard him perform We Winning on local Bahamian radio and seen him on Tempo with Shawty and you have even seen him proclaiming that he's too sexy for the whole daummm world (his words) VIDEO. But now So$aman takes his music to a completely new level with Dreamland dropping today.
I've known him as Brandon (well MUFF) -- y'all know him as So$a Man. Through it all he's been Major and Dreamland continues that trend.
Dreamland kicks off
with one of the hottest and my favorite (and often quoted) track: iDream. This inspirational track reminds us all to dream and asks: "How you gonna see reality if you don't ever dream?" He makes an intentional effort to take the Bahamian dialect and culture (Every Ting Cool, Bahamas 2 the World) well to the world.The album though it wrapped up with positivity and a real grittiness about it. We're reminded that all of us--including S0$a--have made mistakes "but mistakes have made me a man" (Brighter Days, Dreamland).
Hard to really pull any of the tracks out as the best because they each showcase a different part of So$a's mastery and skill--from bravado to optimism. But here are my top 6:
6) Every Ting Cool (Its just too funny)So$a has really taken the game to the next level with Dreamland intergratting R&B, Hip-Hop and Junkanoo. He's definitely proved that HE'S THE MAN!
5) Brighter Days (Reminds us that everything will be allright eventually)
4) Welcome(With the Prime Minister of Music, this weaves Junkanoo though an eventual club hit)
3) So$ Major (We should all live by this message)
2) Man of the Year (If your head don't bang listening to this then YOU'RE SOME MICHAEL NO JORDAN and YOU'RE JUST BORING)
1) iDream (This has been my favorite for some time. BUY it here on iTunes and listen when you need a pick-me-up.)

Dreamland will be available on iTunes soon. Sign-up on iTunes for updates on the latest from So$aman!
"You have to follow your dreams to know where you headed ... When you make a wish don't ever forget it."
- So$a Man (iDream)
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