Dancehall producer Skatta Burrell, says he is unimpressed with the Jamaican Government’s $10,000 incentive aimed at citizens aged 60 and over who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the Ministry of Health and has demanded that the money be spent upgrading medical facilities.
Music producer Skatta Burrell, who is a self-declared atheist, well-known for making daily iconoclastic statements on Instagram about God, Jesus and other deities, is among the members of the Dancehall fraternity sending well-wishes to Role Model artiste Jahmiel, on his recent baptism.
Music producer Skatta Burrell pulled no punches on Wednesday, sparing neither his own self, nor fellow beat-makers, Dancehall artistes, political leaders, sporting and other influencers and from rebuke, as the uproar continues about the impact of Dancehall music on crime and violence.
Music producer Cordell ‘Skatta’ Burrell has described as unprincipled and dishonourable, Dancehall artists who turn around and sue music producers after, ‘agreeing in principle’ to record songs without the requisite written contracts in place, even though their unwritten arrangements were fair and equitable.
If Dancehall artist Khago, carries out his threat to sue producer Seanizzle, over copyright breaches, then it would appear that the One Day producer is in good stead in putting up a defence, as he can take cues from his compatriot Cordell ‘Skatta’ Burrell.
The Dancehall fraternity is demanding justice after it was revealed that the body of accounting clerk Khanice Jackson was discovered earlier today, March 26.
Downsound Records (DSR) recently dropped its Storm Trooper Riddim, the label’s first riddim project in five years.
Bounty Killer is undeniably one of Dancehall’s most lyrical giants, and producer Skatta Burrell found some of his fighting words aimed at Beenie Man in the Sting archives.
The old adage that “good manners will carry you through the world” seems to have paid off, musically speaking, for rising Dancehall artist Fully Bad.
Acclaimed Downsound Dancehall/Reggae music producer Cordell ‘Skatta’ Burrell is insisting that present-day Dancehall artists who are voicing gun songs with impunity, ought not to be blamed for their content and that the condemnation be placed squarely at the feet of irresponsible music producers.
Members of Jamaica’s entertainment industry continue to pay tribute, as they join the football fraternity in mourning the loss of legendary Reggae Boy Luton Shelton.
October 31st was as festive as it’s ever been in the Dancehall, with the usual trending stars showing up and showing out in their Halloween best.
The young woman at the centre of a controversial screenshot of a direct message exchange between herself and the handlers of Koffee’s Instagram page, which blew up after being reposted by Foota Hype, says she has apologized to the superstar.
Dancehall artiste Vybz Kartel slung an indirect blow at Downsound music producer Cordel ‘Skatta’ Burrell on Tuesday, for his supportive stance for artistes who have been voicing dubplates for politicians aligned to the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and the People’s National Party (PNP).
Trap dancehall, the 808-heavy sonic that has pervaded many Jamaican studios in recent years, is undoubtedly that new family member everyone has a hard time warming up to.
Vybz Kartel has labeled persons, who are speaking out against the endorsement of Likkle Addi’s impregnation of an 18-year-old girl, as religious bigots.