DJ Ron Don Celebrates His Birthday with Bounty Killer and Vybz Kartel
DJ Ron Don Celebrates His Birthday with Bounty Killer and Vybz Kartel
The dancehall industry's Mixpate king, DJ Ron Don, is slated to celebrate his birthday in a true "Dancehall Stylee," when he is joined by leading Dancehall artists Bounty Killer and Vybz Kartel on Saturday, October 22, 2005 at Brooklyn's Elite Ark.
The event, billed as DJ Ron Don's Big Birthday Extravaganza, boasts an extra-packed line-up that will surely entertain Dancehall fans. In addition to performances by Bounty Killer and Vybz Kartel, DJ Ron Don's World Beat International sound, Foota Hype (first time in Brooklyn), Gunz and Rozes (first time in Brooklyn) and Nexxt Level will keep the vibes flowing on the turn tables. DJ Ron Don's fete is clearly the biggest bashment to hit Brooklyn in quite a while.
DJ Ron Don has been leading the Dancehall Mixtape movement since 2002. With over 60 releases a year, DJ Ron Don keeps the Dancehall Mixtape circuit thriving. To date, DJ Ron Don's most popular series are Dancehall Reggae, Vocal/Singing Reggae and Culture Mix. DJ Ron Don's career peaked this year after he received The Justo Mixtape Award for Best Reggae DJ of the Year. In addition to uniquely crafted remixes with Dancehall, Hip Hop, R&B and Soca, DJ Ron Don's CDs are also praised for their appealing covers.
Bounty Killer needs no introduction, as he has been leading the Dancehall revolution since the early 90's. Bounty Killer is clearly recognized as Dancehall's "voice of the people." His bass-heavy voice and distinct vocal intonations/introductions are recognized throughout the world. From powerhouse tunes like "Coppershot" and "Cellular Phone" to anthems such as "Fed Up," and "Sufferah," Bounty Killer's music and style is unmistakable. Bounty Killer will forever be dancehall's "verbal assassin." After years of killer releases, Bounty Killer walked away with a grammy in 2003 for the song "Hey Baby," which featured him alongside the popular U.S. band No Doubt.
Vybz Kartel burst onto the Dancehall scene some time ago as a writer for Bounty Killer. However, it was in 2002 that his career as an artist started to take flight. Characterized by lustful lyrics and entertaining hooks, Vybz Kartel has made his way up the ranks. Hot tunes like "Sweet to the Belly ," "Breast Specialist," "Tekk Buddy" and many others have secured Kartel's position in the Dancehall fraternity. Kartel's latest single "Emergency" is ripping up Jamaica's charts. His album Up 2 Di Time is one of Greensleeves Records most sought after releases.
Visit http://www.djrondon.com
The dancehall industry's Mixpate king, DJ Ron Don, is slated to celebrate his birthday in a true "Dancehall Stylee," when he is joined by leading Dancehall artists Bounty Killer and Vybz Kartel on Saturday, October 22, 2005 at Brooklyn's Elite Ark.
The event, billed as DJ Ron Don's Big Birthday Extravaganza, boasts an extra-packed line-up that will surely entertain Dancehall fans. In addition to performances by Bounty Killer and Vybz Kartel, DJ Ron Don's World Beat International sound, Foota Hype (first time in Brooklyn), Gunz and Rozes (first time in Brooklyn) and Nexxt Level will keep the vibes flowing on the turn tables. DJ Ron Don's fete is clearly the biggest bashment to hit Brooklyn in quite a while.
DJ Ron Don has been leading the Dancehall Mixtape movement since 2002. With over 60 releases a year, DJ Ron Don keeps the Dancehall Mixtape circuit thriving. To date, DJ Ron Don's most popular series are Dancehall Reggae, Vocal/Singing Reggae and Culture Mix. DJ Ron Don's career peaked this year after he received The Justo Mixtape Award for Best Reggae DJ of the Year. In addition to uniquely crafted remixes with Dancehall, Hip Hop, R&B and Soca, DJ Ron Don's CDs are also praised for their appealing covers.
Bounty Killer needs no introduction, as he has been leading the Dancehall revolution since the early 90's. Bounty Killer is clearly recognized as Dancehall's "voice of the people." His bass-heavy voice and distinct vocal intonations/introductions are recognized throughout the world. From powerhouse tunes like "Coppershot" and "Cellular Phone" to anthems such as "Fed Up," and "Sufferah," Bounty Killer's music and style is unmistakable. Bounty Killer will forever be dancehall's "verbal assassin." After years of killer releases, Bounty Killer walked away with a grammy in 2003 for the song "Hey Baby," which featured him alongside the popular U.S. band No Doubt.
Vybz Kartel burst onto the Dancehall scene some time ago as a writer for Bounty Killer. However, it was in 2002 that his career as an artist started to take flight. Characterized by lustful lyrics and entertaining hooks, Vybz Kartel has made his way up the ranks. Hot tunes like "Sweet to the Belly ," "Breast Specialist," "Tekk Buddy" and many others have secured Kartel's position in the Dancehall fraternity. Kartel's latest single "Emergency" is ripping up Jamaica's charts. His album Up 2 Di Time is one of Greensleeves Records most sought after releases.
Visit http://www.djrondon.com
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