Day: December 29, 2008

Baby Cham must be rated among the best in the caribbean musical industry, and when it comes to holding a crowd he is boss! the night was good with dancing and some good juggling. there were also best wishes sent out to DJ Cheddie who is in the hospital following an accident…

Maka come through an did her thing for tha ladies as only she can…then he took to tha stage an set the party on fire! and the thing is he didnt even have to sing any of his new tunes cuz de man got trackx fuh days….the rain came down an ppl went scampering for cover…wat did he do? take off his tee shirt an got into the rain to continue! soon others joined him an da rain an de party was on again! we were even flashed by a woman on stage…thankx cham…..SLINGERZ have done it again!!!!

Recently i’ve been wondering who selects the music to be played on the radio. Because i have a practical suggestion which may be of interest to them and what i think may also be the key to the development of the local music industry.

Play more local music on the radio. A simple domino effect will take place. People will hear the variety of music made here and a demand will develop for it and since GT muzik cant be downloaded from online there will be only one way of gettin it…we will have to buy the CD’s, generating income for artiests, studios and everyone else in the making of the track.

This is practical because we have almost every genre of music being produced here. We got from oldies an calypso to rap & r&b. Y cant we have more of our own on OUR radio? the majority of people who listen to the radio are working people so when the demand develops it will be them pirchasing the music and it keeps money in our economy.

nothing against international music but they already got the exposure and are making REAL paper we need to develop the talents we have here…im jus asking….y not more???