MAJAH MOVEMENTS

G WHIZZ _ LIFE_DUB_ FLIPD_MUZIK_VIDZ

2010-02-10T14:49:00.000-08:00

Donny Yardas ft Schreechy Dan "So We Rock It" (Majah Movements Dub)

2010-01-30T16:54:00.000-08:00

2010-01-15T17:23:00.000-08:00

NITRO "Who Want It" Video

2010-01-13T08:26:00.000-08:00

Off "The H.A.S. Project" available for download NOW!!

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"Nothing Like the Old School" (acrylic on canvas 3 12x24 )

2010-01-08T12:37:00.000-08:00

2009-12-29T14:26:00.000-08:00

Mavado ft. Fatts & Alicia Keys - NEW YORK'S GULLY (CHAMPION SQUAD REMIX)

2009-12-17T13:40:00.001-08:00

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Beres Hammond Meets 2Pac Rock Away Flipd (Selecta DG)

2009-12-15T18:11:00.000-08:00

Don't Sleep on this remix. Beres Hammond meets 2Pac on an Old School Rock Away joint. This Remix is crazy, definitely a classic. These are two Big Big Tunes Selecta DG brings together for a nice flip. Download now why still available

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Buju faces court today

2009-12-14T18:02:00.001-08:00

Buju faces court today - 'Rasta Got Woes' over cocaine charge in US

Published: Monday | December 14, 2009

Buju BantonJamaican reggae superstar Buju Banton is probably wondering why he didn't name his latest album Rasta Got Woes instead of Rasta Got Soul.The international recording artiste is to appear in court in Tampa Bay, Florida, today.This is a preliminary appearance and it is not clear if he will request bail or even enter a plea, The Gleaner has learnt.Buju, whose real name is Mark Anthony Myrie, has been in United States custody since last Thursday when he was arrested and charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to sell five kilos of cocaine.A source said Buju Banton's manager, Traci McGregor, is scheduled to meet with Jamaican diplomatic officials in Tampa today to get assistance in putting together his legal defence.Florida-based Jamaican attorneys Kirk Burrows and David Rowe are reportedly on a shortlist of lawyers being considered to represent the Grammy nominee.Spreading like wildfireBuju's arrest made headlines in major newspapers yesterday, spanning Jamaica, the United States and as far away as Taiwan.'Boom Bye Bye Reggae Superstar arrested in Florida for allegedly dealing drugs', screamed the headline posted on the popular United States-based MediaTakeout.com.The New York Times, The Miami Herald, The Associated Press (AP), the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and Taiwan News were just some of the widely circulated publications to post articles on their websites.No new information emerged yesterday on the circumstances under which Banton was held, although the AP reported that the arrest stemmed from a Drug Enforcement Administration case in Tampa, Florida.News of Buju's arrest also dominated other popular social-networking sites, where the reaction was mostly shock and disbelief."I don't believe this for one second. I'm not saying the story isn't true, but I'm saying that I think he was set up. Not Buju," read one comment posted on MediaTakeOut.com.Buju Banton has been on a US tour, some segments of which have been torpedoed by protests and cancellations, to promote his ninth album, Rasta Got Soul, which has been nominated for a reggae Grammy.The US-based Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, which organised protests at some of the concert venues, has since launched an online petition protesting the nomination because of anti-gay lyrics the artiste recorded more than a decade ago.The group declined comment on his arrest when contacted yesterday.

BOUNTY KILLER... MORE CLASHES, HIT SINGLES AND INTERNATIONAL ACCLAIM

2009-12-11T12:50:00.000-08:00

The year 1993 also saw the staging of the historic Sting musical confrontation between himself and nemesis Beenie Man.

In the build-up to the show, Bounty Killer was not amused by Beenie's acts of lyrical piracy, at a time when they were both just taking hold of the cut-throat world of dancehall.

Bounty Killer's victory at Sting confirmed him as the heir to Ninjaman's throne in the lyrical theatre of war, something he continues to prove to this day.

His battle cry "peeeeeople dead" set off a slew of slangs and phrases that instantly caught on, and to this day, has become part of the Jamaican dialect - slangs such as "boung bang," "bullet!" and "connect!"

Bounty Killer began to broaden his subject matter into streetwise social commentary, most notably on the perceptive drug-trade chronicle Down in the Ghetto.

Over the next year, Bounty Killer enjoyed one of his hottest streaks as a hitmaker in Jamaica, as he released one popular song after another: a smash duet with Sanchez called Searching, the hip-hop-flavoured chart-topper Cellular Phone, Smoke the Herb, the anti-censorship Not Another Word, the maternal tributes Mama and Miss Ivy Last Son, Action Speak Louder Than Words, Book, Book, Book, and No Argument.

defining statement

Bounty Killer left the Jammys camp in 1995 and formed his own Scare Dem Productions and Priceless Records labels.

In 1996, Bounty Killer released his defining statement, the 20-track seminal double album My Xperience. The single Hip-Hopera entered the Billboard singles chart with My Xperience spending an unprecedented six months at number one on the Reggae Billboard chart, and two months on the Billboard Top Albums chart.

While reggae artistes like Bob Marley and Shabba Ranks have had their albums cross over into rock/pop markets, My Xperience has the unique distinction of being one of the only reggae albums ever to break into and strongly influence the hip hop community.

Bounty Killer's collaborations with Busta Rhymes, the Fugees, Wu-Tung Clan and Jeru the Damaja, set the benchmark against which all other hip hop/reggae hybrid records are measured.

new generation

In 1998, Bounty Killer returned with a high-profile, guest-laden follow-up to My Xperience, titled Next Millennium, that featured the new generation of hardcore New York hip-hoppers, including Noreaga, Mobb Deep, Killah Priest, and the Cocoa Brovaz. Deadly Zone was featured on the soundtrack of Blade and made the Top Ten on the rap singles chart in America. This album again sold respectably well among R&B audiences.

In late 2001, Bounty Killer made a prominent guest appearance on No Doubt's international smash Hey Baby, appearing in the video and performing with the group during the 2002 Super Bowl and on UK flagship show Top of the Pops. He received multi-platinum discs, a Grammy and became the first Jamaican recipient of an MTV Moonman Award as just some of the accolades for this fruitful collaboration.

sprawling ambitions

Hip hop Producer Swizz Beatz approached Bounty Killer in 2002 to collaborate with him on the lead single from Ghetto Stories, Swizz's debut album as an artiste.

Bounty Killer returned to the sprawling ambitions of My Xperience for his next project, the two-volume Ghetto Dictionary set.

Issued separately and simultaneously in early 2002, Ghetto Dictionary: The Art of War and Ghetto Dictionary: The Mystery which was given four stars by Rolling Stone magazine and went on to be nominated for the 2002 Reggae Grammy. One of the tracks, Sufferah, was also included in Rolling Stones Top 10 Hip Hop songs of 2002.

After 17 glorious years in the business, Bounty Killer has seemingly done all there is to do; appearing on Multi-platinum discs, recording with the biggest names in world music, touring the world to this day, producer, promoter (Saddle to the East), Grammy Awards etc., but is perhaps best known for his legacy of being able to spot and nurture talent.

high profile names

Bounty Killer is heralded as being responsible for bringing the current crop of dancehall stars to the forefront. Elephant Man, Mavado, Busy Signal, Wayne Marshall, Baby Cham, Bling Dawg and Vybz Kartel are just a few of the high profile names to whom Bounty Killer has brought fame and fortune.

Vybz Kartel left Bounty Killer's camp and formed his own in 2006. In his recent release Chatterbox, Bounty unleashes a lyrical tirade on Vybz Kartel that has once again set dancehall fans buzzing for the five star general, leader of the Alliance, Poor People's Governor, the Warlord.

Stealing the accolades at Sumfest 2009, Bounty Killer has proved he is as relevant today as he was in 1992.

Chuck Fender I Swear (Never Transform)DG Remix 2k9

2009-12-10T16:43:00.000-08:00

GULLY and the GAZA say NO MORE WAR!

2009-12-10T14:50:00.000-08:00

MAVADO AND VYBZ KARTEL-RUN IT UP

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VYBZ KARTEL AND MAVADO-NUH WAR WID KNIFE

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VYBZ KARTEL AND MAVADO-SUNRISE

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MAVADO AND VYBZ KARTEL-FROM DEM DIS BADMAN

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MAVADO AND VYBZ KARTEL-HAPPIEST DAYS

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2009-12-10T14:39:00.000-08:00

ELEPHANT MAN - NAH GUH MAKE IT(SLEEPING WITH A BROKEN HEART) - ZJ CHROME

2009-12-10T14:35:00.000-08:00

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Shortman Movements.com Coming Soon! 2010

2009-12-10T12:55:00.000-08:00

Delly Ranx _ Dj Outkast - Rizen To The Top Mixtape

2009-12-10T10:19:00.000-08:00

NITRO - "THE H.A.S. PROJECT" MIXTAPE (DOWNLOAD)

2009-12-10T10:11:00.001-08:00

KALEB BROWN'S NEW SINGLE "DREADAH DEN DREAD

2009-12-10T10:06:00.000-08:00

Delly Ranx "Good Profile" Album Out Now!

2009-11-30T10:15:00.001-08:00

Swiss Beats ft Busy Signal - Pocket Nuh Empty(Majah Movements Remix)

2009-11-30T10:10:00.000-08:00

Coastal Vibrations Upcoming Shows

2009-11-30T10:05:00.001-08:00

Culturalist Beatz Ft Serani No Games Remix (Majah Movements)

2009-11-29T09:51:00.000-08:00

Hal Linton She's Dangerous Remix ft Shaggy(Majah Movements)

2009-11-29T09:33:00.000-08:00