The Fix Podcast

This week, Ari and Naro discuss Vershon's lengthy Instagram post calling for unity in dancehall and whether or not it can be achieved. They also question if the growing interest in cosmetic surgery in JA and social media may lead to poor self-esteem among women. Uprising artiste Dehshh later joins in and talks being pressured to curtail her image to fit in dancehall and premieres her new song 'How Dare You' ft. Artikal.

Buss Di Utes songs of the week:

Ari:

Yeza - Is it Because I'm Black (Remix): https://bit.ly/2SYEjRl

Naro:

Mortimer - Careful: https://bit.ly/2CqaMZN

In the 1st episode of 2019, Ari and Naro recap how they spent their Christmas holidays, including Naro's now infamous 'mishandling' of Tifa. The duo also explains how the 'Nightly Fix Top 10' lists were constructed and also addresses Popcaan's scathing Instagram comments about his ranking. Spice vs D'Angel and the Surviving R. Kelly documentary is also discussed.

Buss Di Utes songs of the week:

Ari:

Oozy - Roses: https://bit.ly/2Fkbc73

Naro:

Blaq Purl - Daddy For Five: https://bit.ly/2skt36c

In this episode, Ari and Naro are joined by Blacks - business manager for social media personality and recording artiste Trabass, who details how they met; dealing with managing Trabass's estranged wife Deanne; and experiencing discrimination in business because of his skin colour. Buju Banton being released from prison and the possible ramifications for Vybz Kartel's case is also discussed. The episode is capped by a noteworthy discourse about this year's Best Reggae Album Grammy nominees. Fuljoy!

Buss Di Utes songs of the week:

Blacks:

Shane E x Chronic Law - The Dream: https://bit.ly/2ryhPKV

Ari:

Kim Nain ft. Destiny Sparta - Deal Wid It: https://bit.ly/2BfRxBt

Naro:

Prodegy - Hype: https://bit.ly/2LeNvOl

In this week's episode of the Fix Podcast, Ari and Naro discuss the cancellation of Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall after 11 seasons and the reaction of Jamaicans to X Factor's Dalton Harris viral photo on social media. The duo are later joined by Jamaican actress Kimberly Patterson, who talks her role in the new BET crime drama series, 'The Family Business', landing a role in Nick Cannon's 2016 film, 'King of the Dancehall' and balancing her acting career with her job as a makeup artist.

Buss Di Utes songs of the week:

Ari:

Koffee - Toast: https://bit.ly/2DJsmLk

Naro:

JusKim - Game of 2: https://bit.ly/2zwMfS5

In this episode, we're joined by dancehall music stalwarts Jeremy Harding and Nigel Staff, who break down the numbers of the top performing dancehall & reggae acts. The two also discuss issues dancehall artistes are facing in the streaming era, why dancehall isn't functioning in the international market as it once was and more. Fuljoy a lengthy, yet informative episode.

Buss Di Utes songs of the week:

Ari:

Kemar Highcon - So Saucy: bit.ly/2TA0j5J

Naro:

Konshens Ft. Mink Jo, Ana & Jahnya - Slow Fast: bit.ly/2OX2CMI

Jeremy:

Naomi Cowan - Take It Easy

On this weeks episode Ari and Naro fully address the fallout following their much talked about run-in with Spice at her 'Captured' mixtape launch. The duo detail their experience at the event and Naro shares his thoughts on if he thinks he deserved to be insulted by Spice. Producer Tony 'CD' Kelly and his protégé Khalia joins in later to discuss the 20th anniversary re-release of his famous Bookshelf riddim, why he got into artiste management and more. Fuljoy this episode which clears up and answers a lot of questions.

Buss Di Utes songs:

Ari:

Tamo J - Oh Mama: https://bit.ly/2qMBMNB

Naro:

Chezeeko - Control Me: https://bit.ly/2FkyYBd

On this episode of the The Fix Podcast, online comedian star Trabass sits in with Ari and Naro. As Spice's 'Black Hypocrisy' continues to stir conversations about colorism, the topic of 'brownings' vs 'dark-skin' women is explored. Trabass also divulges on dealing with the challenges of mending his marriage and being a creative in a fast-paced industry. Govana's latest single 'Shrimp Patty' being accused of objectifying women is also a topic of conversation and plenty more.

Buss Di Utes songs:

Trabass:

Jevvo - Gyal Criminal: https://bit.ly/2CVLG6Y

Ari:

Blvk H3ro - Right Choice: https://bit.ly/2OTTptm

Naro:

Kalex - Tun Up Di Vibes (ft. Artikal Dehshh & Projexx): https://bit.ly/2PB0O02

Featured song:

Gehan - Bust My Brain: https://bit.ly/2zmU6Rs

Skatta Burrell joins The Fix Crew and extensively explains his anti-religion stance and his numerous spats on social media because of it. Spice breaking the internet with her new "light-skinned" look while promoting her new single "Black Hypocrisy" is also discussed and more. Fuljoy a spirited Episode 18 of The Fix Podcast!

Buss Di Utes songs:

Skatta:

D'yani - Doh: https://bit.ly/2z1IFy9

Ari:

Maestro Don x Starface - Ride It: https://bit.ly/2O5fEXR

Naro:

Chaps - Gyallis Anthem: https://bit.ly/2qcNzo9

This week, Ari and Naro had a lot to unpack. The discussion begins on a sad note with the news of Former Reggae Boy Luton Shelton being diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS) (7:07). They also speculate as to the reason why Spice has gone awol on Instagram (42:16) and give their thoughts on the latest news of Usain Bolt's quest to be a professional football player (46:54). Also discussed, Ding Dong blasts social media blogs for being overlooked as a leading figure in dancehall and we ask the question: is he in his feelings?(1:08:20). The crew also determines whether or not Vybz Kartel's recent reconciliation with Popcaan and Shenseea is all apart of a broader scheme of manipulation (1:34:00).

Buss Di Utes songs:

Ari:

Amanyea - Aye Aye: https://bit.ly/2QV67of

Naro:

Yanah - Doe Try Me: https://bit.ly/2PFLCvy

In this episode we talk to popular music video director Ruption about how he got into directing, failing as a musical artiste, starting his visual production company RD Studios and the trials & tribulations of working with dancehall artistes.

Buss Di Utes songs:

Ruption:

Bakersteez - Ba Bye: https://bit.ly/2IDuy6D

Ari:

Khxos - Foolish: https://bit.ly/2IACS7a

Naro:

Kaylan Arnold: https://bit.ly/2DVunVr