World Music Views Studio

Episode 40. JR chats with Kemar Christopher "Ding Dong" Dwaine Ottey (born September 29, 1980) is a dancehall reggae artist and dancer. He was a dancer before becoming a Jamaican DJ (artiste) and dancehall reggae recording artist.[1][2] His most notable songs "Bad Man Forward / Bad Man Pull Up" (2005) "Fling" and "Genna Bounce" released in 2017 has assisted in his global appeal.[3] He founded the dancing syndicate Ravers Clavers. His latest number one song is “Cha Cha Boy” which made its debut at number one on the World Music Views Chart. He talks controversies in selecting the RunTown track to do his song Lebbe Lebbe and not being able to put it on iTunes. We go into his strategies for corporate branding and staying relevant in Dancehall.

Episode 39- In this episode JR counts down the top songs in Jamaica, Canada, USA, UK and the world on YouTube and Spotify Charts. He interviews Sean Paul at his studio. The interview happened at midnight during Sean Paul’s studio session. Sean Paul dropped key insights into the music business and shares his secret to longevity over the years. Full video on YouTube.com/jrwatkis

Episode 38 of the Top Form Podcast features Kimberly Patterson. Known for her breakout role as Maya Fenster (lead female actress) in Nick Cannon's "King of the Dancehall", Kimberly Patterson was born on November 7, 1988 and raised in Kingston, Jamaica. Her parents Annmarie Patterson, a local Fashion Designer, and Floyd Patterson, Retired Lieutenant Commander/Politician raised 4 children together with Kimberly being the third born. Kimberly's flair for the arts and her natural talents were discovered at a very young age. These talents expanded further throughout her youth into adulthood where she developed a stronger passion for the creative arts and makeup artistry.

Before Kimberly became an actress, she pursued her Bachelor's degree in Psychology - with a minor in Human Resources - from the University of the West Indies, Mona. She then became involved in the field of production under the guidance of local freelance producer Justine Henzell. Working behind the scenes as a Makeup Artis

In this episode Jr talks with ep. 37: Third World Band meaner Cat Coore on the heels of his latest album and single. He gives a revisionist history of Reggae Music and shares is disappointment with Dancehall artist’s inability to make music with longevity. The synergy between Grammy Award winning business mogul Damian Marley and Reggae Ambassadors Third World has produced their latest creative collaboration, Loving you is Easy to fans. The single features a mellow, smooth rocking Reggae melody. The full bodied melody features a harmonious whistle giving the single a playful elixir which speaks to the heart of dancers.

Celebrating over 46 years, the ‘Reggae Ambassadors’, THIRD WORLD is one of the longest lived Reggae bands of all time, and one of Jamaica's most consistently popular crossover acts among international audiences. Mixing in elements of R&B, funk, pop, and rock and, later on, dancehall and rap, Third World’s style has been described as "reggae-fusion".

A studio album is forthcoming

Episode 36 in this episode Jr talks with Gary Matalon, the CEO of KLE group. Gary has built businesses from the ground up. He is launching the first Franchise business from Jamaica in the UK in October. He shares candidly his experiences as a businessman and gives ground breaking insights into the sophisticated world of big business, and the virtues of networking. Mr. Gary C. Matalon, M.B.A., P.M.P. Upon returning to Jamaica in 1992, joined his family’s group of companies as a project supervisor to multiple affordable housing development projects at West Indies Home Contractors Ltd. (WIHCON). After gaining invaluable experience with the group, including Operations Manager at Redimix Concrete Limited and the return to project management for WIHCON, Mr. Matalon took the bold step in leaving the group to pursue his own ventures in project management and business development. Mr. Matalon has been a Director of K.L.E. Group Limited since September 8, 2008. Mr. Matalon serves as a Director o

In this episode JR talks with Wayne Marshall about his career as a musician and how he managed to remain relevant after all these years. Wayne Mitchell, better known by his stage name Wayne Marshall, is a reggae and dancehall artiste from Jamaica. He speaks openly about his spirituality and managing a blended family.

Episode 34- Tami Chin speaks on her choices in the music business, signing to universal records, marriage to Wayne Marshall, and shares the importance of finding silence to create impactful art.

Episode 33. In this episode Jr Watkis talks with Tyrone Wilson, the President and CEO of eMedia Interactive Group Limited. A digital media and advertising specialist. His business is powered by technology, creativity and innovation. Tyrone raised US$350,000 in a private placement deal with Sagicor Investments in Jamaica . He got Richard Byles to become the chairman of his company and touts a diverse service offering aimed at creating content that connects.

Episode 32. Author Arnold Betram unpacks the first 100 year period after Jamaica’s independence and its impact in modern society.

Episode 31 in this episode JR talks about 7 things artist can do to generate more money with their music. To support his podcast email [email protected] . This episode is sponsored by Zedoj Group of Companies.