Dancehall man-of-the-moment, Mavado, has placed his stamp of approval on a new clothing line that has been dubbed “Gully Side Wear” - themed in support of the “Gully Side” that Mavado has deejayed and sung about since he burst on the scene in 2005.
A designer, Franklin Garnett, and Mavado’s sister Joey Brooks are the persons behind the Mavado clothing line which will be launched in December at Mavado’s birthday bash. It will feature t-shirts, baby Ts, cotton shorts, caps and bags of various designs. (via Dancehall.Mobi)
Curious how this will look like. Hopefully it won´t be the Ed Hardy-style tight-top-collection I kind of expect it to be.
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I´m happy to pass along this invitation from Daniel Haaksman:
Hi friends,
tomorrow we´ll celebrate the release party of my new compilation “Bossa Do Morro”
What: Bossa Do Morro Release Party
Where: Bar Tausend, Schiffbauerdamm 11, below the bridge, Berlin Mitte
When: Tuesday, 4th of Nov, 10pm - 4 am
Who: DJ Edgar (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) + Daniel Haaksman
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I had posted the videos to Terry Lynn´s first two singles and I pointed you to Wildlife!´s Cristle Castles remix of “Knight Crusade”, but somehow I totally forgot to check out her album. On Friday, I finally did and what can I say - it´s epic. Not only does Terry spit and tell stories like “M.I.A. in real” (Markus Staiger on rap.de), she can also sing like your favourite gospel queen. As it´s Sunday, I decided to share the final track of “Kingstonlogic 2.0” - which is Terry´s version of “Rivers of Babylon” - originally recorded by Brent Dowe and Trevor McNaughton from The Melodians and covered e.g. by The Skatalites and Sublime amongst a bus-full of others.