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Showing posts with label Patexx. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patexx. Show all posts

Monday, May 30, 2016

The Streetz Productions and Journey Music Presents: Patexx – You Can Make It!

Ah bwoy!  This thing called ‘Life’ can be a tricky thing.  At some points you are doing so well, and then in the blink of an eye you lose what you’ve gained.  The actions of another person causes you great loss and you have to rebuild, and it’s the rebuilding that’s the hardest part.

Patexx
Patexx understands the struggle of having to overcome.  His personal journey is one to be proud of.  He’s overcome obstacles to the point that he can sing about it and inspire others.  In comes the musical ting called “You Can Make It!”

Produced by The Streetz Productions and Patexx’s own label Journey Music, the song speaks to the person or people who are in the struggle.  The artist sings:  mih seh the journey of life it nuh easy / whole heap ah struggles believe me / sing dah song yah for the poor and needy / ah dih most High alone can free we / you can make it if yuh try / lift your head up high / yuh haffi have a purpose inna life / yes I know you can make it if you try…”

To accompany the song, Patexx shot a music video live on location in New York.  No green screen business – straight reality on the streets!


The next time you tune in to your favorite jock on the radio, ask him to select this chune for all people going through their struggle.  To support the artist, buy the chune on iTunes - it's available worldwide thanks to Zojak.  

Thursday, January 22, 2015

From Willie Williams to Patexx - Armageddon Times Caan Work!

In 1979 (or there about), Willie Williams delivered the ground breaking song “Armageddon Times” on the Real Rock Riddim.  His song spoke of the hardships that people were experiencing, receiving multiple ‘forwards’ for his classic lines, “a lot of people won’t get no supper tonight / a lot of people going to suffer tonight.”  
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The Real Rock riddim has been sampled countless times.  To spice up The Fugees 1996 song “Zealot,” Wyclef sings the line “another MC lose his life tonight,” while KRS-One uses the sample throughout the 1993 song “Black Cop.”  These are just 2 examples outside of the Reggae and Dancehall fraternity, and to bring it in, let’s look at Digital One Productions!

Teaming with Patexx, the duo have crafted the song “Caan Work.”  To put this in context, asking a true Rasta to eat pork, caan work.  Asking Tarrus Riley to not make hit records, caan work; and asking telling the world that David Rodigan is not worthy of every award and honor he receives … well, that caan work!  This is the premise of Patexx’s chune “Caan Work.”

Speaking for ghetto youths around the world, the artist says “what mek yuh think we thief the water what mek yuh think we thief the light / cause we can’t live without the necessities of life / politics and politicians are two sump’n weh me nuh like / dem and GCT ah just pest inna we life / we nih have no pretty car and we nuh have nuh pretty bike / we nuh live inna dih hills look down pon dih city lights / we ah dih youths dem who a bounce it pon some cardboard ah night / den we wake up and go hustle at dih stop light / it can work….”  K-A-B-O-O-M!  Puuuuuull up!

Patexx’s voice has matured, his delivery is air tight, and quite frankly, if you are not playing this chune, it’s for 1 of 2 reasons:  1 you don’t play Reggae (shame on you), or 2, you’re in favour of the governments treatment of poor people (shame on you again).  This chune is a must play!

Catch the chune at the links, and jump on Twitter and tell Patexx what you think >>> @PatexxAnyDayNow



Friday, April 11, 2014

HOTTT New Dancehall ►►► Patexx – Pass and Gone…



Greetings!

The death of a loved one is never an easy topic to discuss or think about.  In fact, grief councilors say that it is not unusual for people who have experienced loss to be silent and non-communicative as they deal with their feelings.

Dancehall sensation Patexx has penned and recorded a new Dancehall single entitled “Pass and Gone” which deals with the topic from the perspective of a friend looking back at the life of the person who passed.  The DJ sing-jay’s:  “inna life and death you ah mih charge / Outta nuff likkle tings weh yuh draw me / yuh ah real linky yuh ah mih parie / so ah yur memories me ah carry / lighters in the air if you miss yuh friend ….” 

Named a member of Alliance Next Generation, Patexx has released several notable singles under the guidance of the 5 Star General, Bounty Killer.   Produced by Square Wan, you will appreciate the songs piano intro and (electronic) 21 gun salute.  You will also appreciate the clap riff.




Friday, March 14, 2014

Reggae Radio Syndication!



Playlist for March 10th, 2014 heard on 95.3 FM in Philadelphia / 1430 AM  / Vybz 103.9 FM / 95.3 FM / 99.3 FM / 91.7 FM / and Online via:  www.radioregent.com – Toronto / www.irievibesradiodetroit.com – Detroit / www.daflavaradio.com – Atlanta / www.TonySoul.com - Ft. Lauderdale / www.NoyzRadio.com - New York / www.Reggae4Us.com - The UK / www.reggaeradiovibes.co.uk - The UK / www.siixteen.com - The UK / www.basslinemuzik.com – Tampa / www.buyakaradio.com - Colombia

Listen / Download Link:


Scantana – Family
Tarrus Riley – 1, 2, 3, I Love You
Jesse Royal – Butterflies
Morgan Heritage – The Girl is Mine
Richie Stephens – He’s Blocking Me
Marcia J. Ball – Beautiful Flowers
Raymond Wright – Sun Shines
Yvad – Sweet Candy
Soul 4 Soul – Changes
Bitty McLean – Brotherman
Stephen Souza – Sensi Smoker Pt. 2
Shaggy ft. Beres Hammond – Fight This Feeling
Bitty McLean – A Step Closer
CBlock – Be Your Man
I-Octane – Love You Like I Do
Rootz Underground ft. Sherita Lewis – Rain
Marcia Griffiths ft. Exco Levi – Love is a Treasure
Bitty McClean – I’m The One Who Loves You
Shaggy ft. Cocoa Tea & Joe – Like Never Before
Luciano ft. Naphtali – Black Government
Chantelle Ernandez – Take Them Down
Ciyo Brown – Love Has Found Its Way
Stephen Marley ft. Black Thought (of the Roots) – Thorn or a Rose
Christopher Ellis – Better Than Love

Station Identification

Exco Levi – Welcome the King
Protégé ft. Da Professor – Skanking and Rocking
Aidonia – One Voice
Busy Signal – Things Like These
Stephen Marley ft. Spragga Benz & Jr. Gong Marley – Bongo Nyah
Nkrumah – Dada Control
Sanchez – Hustle in the Streets
Mighty Mystic – Cali Green
Exco Levi – Yutes Dem So Cold
King Ali Baba – Herbalist
Joe Black – Get it, Get it
Trina ft. Lady Saw & Eve – Dang-a-Lang
Cali P – Bun Ganja (Pop Champagne Remix)
Unknown Artist – Peace Rock
Vybz Kartel – We Have it Lock
Busy Signal – White Liver
Patexx – Hanky Panky
Wayne Wonder ft. Surpriz – Ah Nuh Lie
Taranchyla – Gyal Fool
Bling Dawg – We Nuh Play
Sean Paul – Do Di Ting
Cutty Ranks – Dem ah Twerk
JLogix – More Juice
Tifa – Reject
Timberlee – The General
D’Angel – Hot
G Maffiah –Gyal Dem Ah Seh
Dario – Girly, Girly
Delus – 18 and Over
Hawkeye – Money Haffi Mek (Remix)
Xyclone – Money Clap
Deh Deh – Ocean
Leftside Dr. Evil – Naughty
Busy Signal – Wet Spliff
Beenie Man – Step Up Inna Life
TOK – Boom Boom
Kaylie Sea – My Body’s Saying Oh
Alaine ft. Shaggy – Good, Good
Tune In Crew – Tous Dehors
Konshens – Gyal Ah Bubble (Bumaye Remix)
TOK – Shell it Down
Stylo G – Move Back (Distortion Remix)
Heatwave Refix - Popcaan ft. Stylo G, Konshens, J. Capri & Storm Queen – Look Right Through
E-Black – Mamiyo
Cleo Ice Queen – Timi Mekoko
Sunny Marz – Red Light
Della & Tatik - Pray


Listen / Download Link:


Sunday, May 19, 2013

HOTTT New Music ►►► Patexx – Red Party Cup!

Greetings! 

From the time you see the red cups come out, you know what’s going in, and you also know that if you have a Selector like ZJ Liquid playing, the vibes are (((LOUD))), especially when Patexx’s newest song “Red Party Cup” fills the airwaves! 

Produced by Studio Vibes, this party chune is an early warm bounce that describes what partying with Alliance Next Generation artist, Patexx, entails.  The Sing-jay says “liquor nuff an mih full ah chaser / and the Guinness ah pile up like ah skyscraper / not to mention mih Henny with the rum and vodka / ah so me shell dung party inna Jamaica!”  Ka-Boom!
 
When this artist comes to town, you know what it’s going to be so make sure the bar has a full supply of Red Cups!


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