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Season 4, Episode 6. This episode focuses on how YouTube, Crypto Currencies and NFTs are changing music globally and how the Caribbean can get in on the action. Joining me is Earl Chapman who is an accomplished business developer working with the Toronto Stock Exchange and the Jamaica Stock Exchange to bring value to innovators and business owners.

Cham's career began in the early 1990s. The Miami Times referred to his debut album Wow... The Story, released in 2000, as "the most anticipated album in years from any reggae artist", and a Washington Post review of a live Cham concert in 2006 described him as "the man who may be the next Sean Paul – a dancehall artist who crosses over to the U.S. hip-hop market." Throughout his career, Cham has collaborated with many hip hop and R&B artists such as Foxy Brown, Alicia Keys, Carl Thomas, Shawn Mims, Mis-Teeq, Rihanna, Che'Nelle, Jentina, Akon, and T-Pain, Keke Palmer and many others. Cham has for a long time worked with producer Dave Kelly. In 2012, he recorded with his wife, O, on the singles "Wine" and "Tun Up". In 2013 he released the Kelly-produced single "Fighter", featuring Damian "Junior Gong" Marley.[5] Cham's third album, the Kelly-produced Lawless was released in June 2015.[6] Featuring the single "I Am Hot", the album was recorded in Florida apart from a collaboration with Mykal Rose and Bounty Killer, which was recorded in Jamaica. Cham explains how he makes music for the world and managed to remain relevant for over two decades. This episode is sponsored by Bank Of Jamaica- Inflation Targeting, and dancehallmag.com. Visit www.worldmusicviews.com

Walshy Fire

The Grammy award winning Jamaican-American DJ and record producer makes up a third of the group Major Lazer.  Walshy co-wrote Blaze up the Fyah by Chronixx and contributed to the careers of Koffee, several Major Lazer albums and EPs, as well as his own albums. His projects have over millions of Pandora plays, hundreds of millions of Spotify streams and billions of YouTube plays. His top songs are Bend Down Pause feat Wiz Kid, Call me and Tropical Breeze.   

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Known as the "youngest veteran", Damian is from reggae royalty and has made a name for himself in the music business locally and abroad.

Masicka, Tarrus Riley, Skillibeng have to songs, Daddy U-Roy tribute, YK Osiris is the featured artist.

On the #YouTube Urban Caribbean Music scene:

#Skillibeng is dominating is most countries:

His hit, Not at number 5 in #Jamaica, #Trinidad and the #CaymanIslands with 290k

Top Prize by Alkaline at number 4 with 342k

Corner by #TarrusRiley and #Masika at number 3 with 366k (play this song)

Virgin by #Jahvinci at number 1 in #StKitts, number 2 in Ja and number 4 in Cayman islands

And Coke by Skillibeng at number 2 in Trinidad and number 1 in the Cayman Islands, Jamaica and Barbados.

Tender by Patrice Roberts is number 1 in Trinidad,

On YouTube US chart, top buzzing is calling my phone by Lil Tjay feat 6lack

Top buzzing in the UK is commitment issues by Central Cee.

Top buzzing in Canada is Gutt by Arjan Dhillon

Top song in the US and Canada is Up by Cardi B

And the top song in Canada is Driverse License by Olivia Rodrigo

On Spotify viral 50 Sea Shanty remix by Wellerman is number 1

On the Billbaord Hot 100

Drivers locense remains at number one.

Debuting on the chart is Up by Cardi B debuts at number 2 , and Money Bagg Yahoo’s Time Today at 37.

Lots of debuts on the 200 albums chart:

Sheisty swank by Pooh Sheisty at number 4, Medicine at midnight by Foo fighters at number 3

Highlights by the weekend at number 2 and Dangerous by Morgan Wallen stays at number 1 even amidst a recent racist rant.

And the dancehall reggae community is mourning the loss of Daddy Uroy. One of the pioneers in dancehall toasting Uroy’s adlibs and well time lyrics layed the foundation for modern dancehall music.

World Music Views Salutes his life and legacy.

The featured artist this week is YK Osiris

The Def Jam artist has 193m Pandora plays. His top songs are Worth it, Valentine and Run it up.

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Beenie Man has been in the entertainment business for three decades. His music, dancehall has been performed in-front of Kings and Queens and won him a Grammy and the moniker "The Doctor". From the streets of Kingston, Jamaica, he explains how he continues to make authentic dancehall and gives a brief history on the music of the Caribbean region, his contributions, and the future of music in the region. 

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SEASON 1: THE URBAN CARIBBEAN MUSIC EDITION STARTS FEBRUARY 15, 2021. 

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Shane Brown is a master music mixer. He is from a family of musicians and has worked with some of the greatest artist in Reggae music including Richie Spice, Shabba Ranks, Busy Signal and Tarrus Riley. He is a producer who came of age in the 1990s through studio apprenticeship. He currently manages Tarrus Riley and operates his music label JukeBoxx Productions. In this interview we talk about his interesting life as a musician and he drops insightful recommendations and nuggets. You don't want to miss it. 

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In this episode I talk about a few key strategies that can improve Jamaica’s art and technology industries.