J.Holiday Tour's His First Indie Release & Has All A&R Eyes on him This Thursday as His Tour Conclueds in Canada's Music Capital Toronto!!!

 

 

Original Concepts + Media kings + Tux & Bringing the Voices Ent. Presents:
Upscale Sexy

J.Holiday

(Fresh on the Canadian Guilty Conscience Tour W/ Hot New Single "After We FU#K")

Dine, Drink, Dance....
R&b ∞ soul ∞ motown ∞ soulful house ∞ hip-hop ∞ reggae ∞ mashup

Guest Host & Performance By
J.Holiday

Also Performances By
Omar "OH!" Lunan & Special Guests

Live band: Otis Williams/jonathan Kerr (drums) • Jason Larmond (keys) • Juwayon Clarke (bass)

DJs: Spoonz & Romeo

 

No oversized or athletic apparel
No fitted hats

lounge opens @ 8pm (second floor)
$20 Advanced Tickets
$25 before 10pm With A Dinner Reservation

Table reservations highly recommend to ensure seating between 8pm-10pm | minimum $25 purchase per person (food or drink) to reserve table | we reserve the right to ask you to vacate your table by 11:30pm without the purchase of bottle service**

Dinner & drink specials | absolute vodka $100
For more information, table reservation, birthday celebrations & corporate functions: justboutit@gmail.com or  info@originalconcepts.ca

  

Dinner VIP Booths Available:416-919-1084 or info@originalcncepts.ca

For Advanced Tickets - 

416-838-5282 or 647-381-2692  

 

J.Holiday

 There are no mirrors or tricks here, no sleight of hand. When J. Holiday talks earnestly of “following my dreams” and “being in love with music,” it’s not a deliberately sympathetic portrayal by a partial writer. In fact, J.’s talent is matched -in rarity and intensity—only by his enthusiasm. His candor and vulnerability are refreshing, given the static, formulaic state of R&B. The question most are asking, though, is where did J. Holiday come from? The answer is short, but runs deep: D.C. And while D.C.’s trademark sounds breed musicianship- “so many talented cats playing go-go or in church”—the city remains untapped. But it’s home, and home, for J. Holiday, is where the art is. He was born into a musical family; mother Frances, one of 11 siblings, sang gospel with her 5 sisters, while his older sister supplied backing vocals for Crystal Waters. “Music was always around me and I just wanted to do it,” he recalls. But his first performances were as much coercion as inspiration: “When I was nine, ten years old, my older male cousins would always tell me to sing to girls passing by on the street. It was later that I realized they were exploiting me.” So by age ten, J. Holiday was finding his voice. Within a year, however, he was struggling to find his way. “My Pops died when I was eleven,” he states flatly. “He was sick and didn’t tell anybody. Not even my Mom. She never knew what was going on until he died.” “A lot of people think he’s still alive because of the way I talk about him,” Holiday segues. “A lot of the struggling that I’ve been through was because of that situation. Nobody was prepared for it. My mom, that’s my best friend. But looking back, everything happens for a reason. That’s what got me here.”

Picking up the pieces, the remaining family bounced around the D.C. area; J. attended three different high schools in four years. “On top of not having my father, it was harder for me because my mom was a preacher,” J. admits. “So I knew I couldn’t go to her about certain things. It was like trial and error; I had to learn a lot on my own, and that’s how I ended up messing with the streets. And the streets actually kept me from going down the wrong path. People always assume that the hood is going to steer you wrong. I always had people in the hood, to this day, who wanted to keep me out of trouble. They couldn’t be my dad, but they told me what it was: advising me to think, to be smart.”

J. identifies two catharses along his creative odyssey: a 9th grade talent show, wherein he flexed his wares, and his discovery of Marvin Gaye: “I was just listening to songs that I loved. Then I found out that all the songs were by the same guy. That was a main trigger for me, getting hip to Marvin. He led me to Donny Hathaway and Al Green.” Channeling these staples with newer ensembles -Jodeci, Boyz II Men, even OutKast— J. eventually formed a trio called 295, named for the famed thoroughfare between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland. 

Blessed & Band, Hit's the Stage This Tuesday July 30th Carnival Kick Off!!! @Seven44 - 744 Mt. Pleasant rd.

A Jamaican born, Canada based reggae artist and performer, Blessed began writing tunes as a young boy in the Caribbean. Moving to Canada at the age of 12, Blessed honed his skills and eventually became a respected hit maker, both critically and commercially. 

In 2002, Blessed won that year's Juno Award for Reggae with the single, "Love (African Woman)". The single rose to the top of the reggae charts in a handful of countries worldwide. His next Juno came in 2006, when he again won for the track "Reggae Time".  He soon signed a deal with Universal imprint Explorer, and released a self-titled album. 

How many of you remember the rock away when this track was blowing up the airwaves? An oldie but a goodie, hold a preview and be sure to come out July 30 to see him perform live at SEVEN44.

$7.5M advice LINDO P on a 365 day Tour w/ CHRONIXX Zinc Fence & HigherGround Tonight Check Out LINDO P live in Concert W/ Full Band & see why !!!

Lindo P & Band, Hit's the Stage ToNight @Seven44 -744 MT. Pleasant Rd

The "Official" Biography of Lindo P a.k.a. Lindissimo

Biography (bi•og•ra•phy)

An account of a person's life written, composed, or produced by another.

Forget a “biography”. This is the official “Life-ography” of Lindo P a.k.a. Lindissimo.

Toronto boasts some outstanding multi-hyphenates. Lindo P is rated among the best.
• Reggae DJ/Selector (read as: rips it both behind and in front of the booth)
• Recording Artist (read as: uses his voice to make di gyal dem bruck out)
• Songwriter (read as: master of lyrics, even the notepad bows in his presence)
• Dancehall/Foundation Ambassador (read as: helps di youth dem nah forget about their roots).

Humble Beginnings

Hailing from St. Ann County Jamaica, Lindo and his family (and clearly 40,000 others) immigrated to Toronto, Ontario, Canada in search of “the greener grass” they always say is on the other side. Not known for “conformist” education, Lindo attended not one, but several Toronto high schools which afforded him the opportunity to explore his musical craft AND anchor himself within the distinct Canadian-Caribbean community (after all, weren’t 40,000 others trying to do the same thing?) This is where Greatness began.

The Long Trek into town

Having teamed up with fellow Toronto reggae artist Blessed in the early 80’s, they became known as Poison Ivy. By the late 80’s, Lindo P joined a DJ sound crew called Lone Star which debuted at Club Hollywood in Toronto (well-known in its day). In the 90’s, Lindo P gained explosive notoriety with the infamous Red Flame Sound crew (and if by that time, you didn’t know who he was then you were living under a rock.) As part of Red Flame, he flattened clubs like “Spectrum”, “Copa” and “The Beat” (which you young cats know as Sheppard Station or even Pete’s Place) alongside world-renowned reggae sound crew from Jamaica - Stone Love, Heat Wave, and recording artist Spragga Benz (Jack it Up, Machine Gun Kelly). When Heat Wave recruited Lindo P in 1997, the doors opened wide where Lindo deejayed alongside reggae superstars: Bounty Killa, Sizzla, Luciano, Lady Saw, Barrington Levy, Coco Tea, Baby Cham and Capleton. We call this “The Trek” because Lindo performed from as far west as Vancouver to as far east as New........Jersey. (Easy! We still workin’ on Tokyo, hush nah man).

The Bend in the Road

Jah Cure Sound approached Lindo, to which a short relocation back ah Yard (read as: moved to Jamaica) took place. Here, he focused on developing his singing and performing career in efforts to step out from behind the turntables. Disk jockey come Singer/Songwriter – enter Lindissimo. Lindo’s flava was fresh, hype, authentically Jamaican, and his fan base in his beloved Toronto exploded. Artists of all genres wanted to have the adrenaline boosting sound of Lindo P’s lyrics and delivery on their records, and alongside them on the stage. His newfound partnership with Timeless Entertainment Inc. helped to garner him the 2007 Rogers Stylus Reggae DJ of the year Award. No small feat for a youth from St. Ann’s.

The Tree that gets water, bears fruit

Lindo successfully carved himself out an incomparable niche in the Urban sub (read as: club) culture. Whether as Lindo P the deejay, or as Lindissimo the stage controlling performer, he channelled greatness and inspiration from Bob Marley, Sizzla, Luciano and life itself; Lindissimo lives in the studio hammering track after track and anthem after anthem. Now having performed as a singer with his old partner Blessed, Frank ‘n Dank, Danny O, and home-grown hip-hop superstar, Konvict Muzik’s Kardinall Offishall. Lindissimo was invited by Kardinal Offishall to join ‘The Black Jays” which is a group of international top urban artists, who headlined the 2009 Toronto Urban Music Festival at the Canadian National Exhibition. Other standout performances include: The Toronto Reggae Music Festival (invited by Ron Nelson), Dundas Square (invited by the Scotiabank Caribbean Festival Association) and the Toronto International Street Festival. Lindissimo has also opened up for some of the biggest acts in Reggae music such as Luciano, Beenie Man, Sizzla and Baby Cham, just to name a few.

The Fruits

Lindissimo’s music has been featured on:

• DJ Whoo Kid (50 cent’s DJ) mixed CD which was released in September 2006 in Toronto and New York
• Riddim Driven Higher Octane compilation album produced by Black Chinney and distributed by VP Records released in 2006.
• Cipher Sounds radio mix show Hot 97 (New York)
• Flow 93.5 (Toronto) in regular rotation
• 88.1 CKLN (Toronto) Friday Nights “Reggae Mania” with Ron Nelson and Monday mornings for “Morning Ride Show”
• 105.5 CIUT Thursday mornings on “The Island Explosion Show”
• In addition to all of that he can be seen and heard on a great number of mixed CD’s, albums, radio commercials, music videos and magazines in Canada and in various parts around the world.

Recent Harvests

• In 2008 – Lindo P a.k.a. Lindissimo toured with Kardinal Offishall and The Black Jays
• Performed for MTV Asia
• Performed at Hot 97 Summerfest
• Collaborated with the Pussycat Dolls, Rihanna, and Keri Hilson
• March 2009 – First commercial single and video – “Let’s Get Married”
• September 2009 – Official Beenie Man North American tour deejay

Lindo P a.k.a. Lindissimo is a born Warrior, who when he says “Bun up, bun up, bun up, bun it up”, I am hastily reaching in my pocket to find a child-safe lighter to show my love and respect.

Written by Nicky Phillips a.k.a. Darling Nicky

Canada's #1 Female Reggae Artist Hit's the Stage Tonight at Seven44 (744 Mt. Pleasant just East of Yonge & Eglinton) she bear's a Little bit more then her Soul to Grow her Fan base , Yes folks i said it a Canadian Artist with a Fan base ,This Toronto Base Artist is use to Headlining all the Reggae Festival's in Canada , has a Fresh Feeling like Something that Came out of Montreal Recently she opened up for Etana and i could not tell who's show it was was it Ammoye's show and Etana happened to be Next or was it Etana' show and AMMOYE was just stealing the Spotlight !!! Tonight if you have or Have not Seen this Singing Angel Live , your in for a Big Treat, Live venue that house's Reggae Concert's weekly that is totally going to enhance your Experience double patio with full menu , double set of performances & double the Level of a Good time this is how we Uptown Boyz keep so COOL by having a Great time in the Middle of the Week Now on a Industry Level she is MANAGED BY KAYA INTERNATIONAL however i think they would be open to partner with some deep pockets that can expanded AMMOYE'S Market Share if i was going to be an adviser on the project i would stop in jamaica then straight to Europe with this Baby her Artistic Level is to advanced for this Market Place have her open for U2 just once and watch the planet's shift!

HOMEGROWN REGGAE: AMMOYE ON STAGE at SEVEN44 TUESDAY JULY 9

Reggae Songstress Ammoye

HEAR HER PERFORM LIVE ON TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2013 AT SEVEN44 WITH THE HIGHER GROUND BAND! NO COVER + WINGS & DRINK SPECIALS!

 Ammoye’s name is inspired by the Italian word for love. That’s what goes into her music, and it’s how audiences respond to her wherever she goes. Rooted in the reggae music of her native Jamaica, Canada’s 2011 Reggae Juno Music Award winner for Best Female Artist effortlessly glides from reggae to dancehall and dub, to gospel and soul, to hiphop and R&B, with breathtaking ease and presence. Her phenomenal new single and video, “Radio”, are currently taking over the airwaves and social media, having already charted in the U.K. on Galaxy Gold Radio.

 Ammoye released "Haffi Win"  in 2010, a full length album that features a futuristic dancehall, dub, hip-hop and house collaboration with Ottawa based producer Rise Ashen. Several of Ammoye's singles have also been released by Balanced Records, which include production and remixes by heavy-hitting producers such as Dubmatix, Courtney John, The Seed Organization and Citizen Sound. She has recorded with the likes of: Grammy-winner Michael Rose (of Black Uhuru), Alton Ellis, Ranking Joe, Pinchers, Kemar “Flava” McGregor and the late Sugar Minott. Two of her songs, “Best Friend” and “Catch Up” were featured on MTV’s 2010 Winter Olympics special “Over The Bolts". Ammoye proudly represented Canada at the World Expo in Shanghai that same year and featured prominently at several events marking the 50th Anniversary of Jamaica’s independence.

Over the past several years, Ammoye has been consistently performing at high-profile events and festivals in Canada and around the world, touring sharing the stage with A-list artists such as: Michael Bublé, Ziggy Marley, Freddie McGregor, Byron Lee & The Dragonaires, Beres Hammond, Beenie Man, Chaka Demus & Pliers, The Heptones, Gyptian, Richie Spice, Demarco, Frankie Paul, Joshua Nazuka Ken Boothe, Easy Star All-Stars and Exco Levi, Third World, & Serani to name a few.

She is also the founder of the Sisters in Christ church group and the Voices of the Underground Artist movement which became a much-appreciated resource which continues to help talented independent artists promote and perform their music.
AMMOYE

July 2 - catch Progress whom has been kicking up Stages world wide for some time now getting the attention of all the World Stage Reggae Festivals he is a hiding gem with a loyal fan base of Rasta minded Reggae Lovers & very hot women Checking out a Progress Show is always exciting a grand Master at the Art of Moving the Crowd

Molten Lava, raging storm, earthquake these words are synonymous with the high-energy reggae style of Progress. Progress’s music is a reflection of his life experiences and his faith. Born in Barbados Progress forged his Unique style doing local shows throughout the island. Progress’s music began getting attention due to his socially conscious message and aggressive style,

this in turn lead to him being featured on several local compilations and gaining radio play. After this he went on to open up for international reggae artists such Norris man, Yami Bolo and Anthony B.Leaving Barbados in the 90′s Progress moved to Canada was his music evolved incorporating the many different influences he was around. In 2001 progress was featured and his music used on the CBC documentary “Soldiers for The Street”. In 2003 he was invited to Chicago to open up for Common Sense and Erica Badu at Black August, a show to protest political prisoners in the U.S.A. In 2005 Progress toured extensively throughout Canada and the U.S.A on The Promote intelligence tour with Dope Poet  Society. 

The Following Year Progress entered the Canadian Reggae Star competition, which took Contestants from all over the country. The completion was syndicated and aired nationally, Progress made it to the finals. In 2007 Progress was featured on the internationally released documentary “Rastamentary”. In 2009 his music was featured on the season premier of the TV series a “Kink in My Hair”. Progress Single “Sunshine”, is currently burning up collage radio in U.S. and Canada as well as Throughout the Caribbean. After years of honing his skill to laser beam like sharpness Progress is ready for the world to hear his message of love and struggle.

I got $10,000 that say's KoreXion can Out Sing any Major Artist in the Industry -The CEO of Canadian Reggae World Confessed to me that KoReXion's song it's all Blessed is his # 1 Song out of any artist out there after further investigation we had to GIVE this artist Publicly our stamp OF APPROVAL and would love to sit @ the table with some investors to make this sound #1 on the Charts

JUNO award winning artist Keipher KOREXION Scott hails from Trench Town, Jamaica and is increasingly becoming a voice of the people. Korexion uses his love for music to communicate his message to his audience. His ability to capture and express the emotions and experiences of a generation makes him a rare and compelling artist.

These Sleeping A&R's Better Sign Humble before Chris BlackWell or Major Country Music Label Get a Hold of this HomeGrown Reggae Star - Started !!! !

International JUNO Reggae Star - Humble - @ REGGAE FOUNDATION 3.0 - June.18

Now Toronto - map to Venue June 18  

HUMBLE....

2009 Juno Award Winner-Reggae recording of the year!

Biography

Born Simon Jonathan Vassell in the small township of Redditch England to Jamaican-born parents, Humble was exposed to music at an early age. The sweet sound of reggae music had hypnotized the youngster by the tender age of three after hearing a song by an American-born reggae artist named Johnny Nash called "Tears on my Pillow". "I would sing the song to anyone willing to listen".

Humble's parents then returned to Jamaica . "My mother was born in St.Elizabeth so anytime I went back it was there I would go, love the country".

Humble moved with his family to Toronto when he was three. In grade three Humble took the mandatory musical aptitude test and later learned he had scored the highest percentage in his entire school. "Hearing a note sequence or a tone and retaining it in my head was very easy, just have to hear it once". As he entered his adolescence years Humble's parents had divorced and he moved to the community of Rexdale. Staying out of trouble wasn't too hard as his reserved and quiet demeanor gained curiosity and respect from those around him.

When Humble was in his late teens he bought a guitar and found his passion in creating music and his own unique sound. So far Humble's journey has caused him to meet many artists and people in the music industry.

In October 2005 Humble released his debut album titled "Hard To See" on the Soundcheck Records label. Humble has opened for many international artists such as Junior Kelly, popular dub poet Mutabaruka, Tony Rebel, and roots reggae's legendary Abyssinnians to name a few.

At the present time Humble is working towards collaborating with some of Toronto's top reggae artists to help build the reggae reputation in Canada. Humble has worked with many of Trinidad and Tobago's reggae artists such as Jamelody, Prophet Benjamin and Khari Kill.

Humble has also appeared on the Rogers Television Network talk show 'Daytime' in Toronto. Humble was also apart of the highly successful production of "Tribute to the Legends" organized by fellow Juno nominated artist Odel in February 2007.

2007 has proven to be quite a successful year for reggae artist Humble. To start the year off the singer/songwriter earned a Juno nomination for his debut album "Hard to See", followed up by awards for Artist of the Year and Album of the year at the 2007 Reggae Achievement Awards. Having three songs air on different episodes of "Da Kink In My Hair" and add stage performances in Jamaica (St. Mary Mi Come From), Montreal (Reggae Festival), Calgary (Reggae Festival), and most recently performances in Japan all while completing his sophomore album under the Palm of Gold recording label. There's clearly no stopping this Lion as he's set to conquer in 2009.

It's clearly not Hard to See that this rasta youth is definitely going places.

 Discography:

Hard To See (2005)
Everything (2008 )

'Everything'

Is an album filled with a roots reggae theme with touches of honest heartfelt written songs of hope, love and redemption for all people searching for a brighter outlook on life. "Life is Everything" is the main motto of Humble's sophomore album. This album gives indication of positive vibrations throughout the entire album, lacking of degenerating lyrics and ego driven mind frame. The acoustic arrangements display the artists genuine intentions to bring this message across without bias to musical genre or class. This is an album sure to gain the respect of many, even those not familiar with roots reggae music. Definitely an album worth the dollar.

Album Title: Everything
Label: Palm of Gold Records
License: Socan (Canada)
Writer: Simon J. Vassell

Major Performances:

Irie Jamboree (NY)
Ottawa Reggae Festival
A St. Mary Mi Come From (Jamaica)
Jambana (Toronto)
Irie Music Festival (Toronto)
Montreal Reggae Festival
Calgary Reggae Festival

Other Performances:

Japan, Vancouver, & Trinidad.

Magazine Interviews:

Sway Magazine
Elite Magazine

Performances Alongside:

Gyptian, Junior Kelly, Mutabaruka, Tony Rebel, Queen Ifrica, Abyssinnians, & Etana

Television Appearances:

Caribbean Vibrations
'A' Morning Television Ottawa
Daytime Peel Rogers TV
Yard Beat TV - Jamaica
CityTV News at 6 - "Shattering the Stereotypes" - Toronto
Rogers Television Network, "Daytime" in Toronto
Shaw Television Network, Saskatoon, SK

Licensed Music:

Da Kink In My Hair on Global TV - Toronto

Quotes:

Received those songs, we love them and will be playing them on Reggae Vibes Radio 107.1fm this friday Oct 2nd afternoon from 5pm to 7pm drive time radio (prime time radio) these will also go into our playlist log at the station and be played most days. thanks again

Peace & One love

--DJ-Red co-host on the biggest Reggae Radio Program in Australia

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"Excellent talent in HUMBLE. The tunes are strong and impactive."

--Crucial Makha "Reggae Bloodlines" KGNU 88.5 FM

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"This album is going to be the new standard in Reggae music.
Big up Humble, you are a gifted artist."

- Beres Hammond

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"I am really feelin the Everything tune! Really nice!"

DJ Dash Eye - Jah Glory Radio Show - Bigupradio.com


XLR8R Magazine Review:

Humble is the most requested Canadian artist on my radio program, Rebel Music. His voice is unique, his songwriting is traditionally rootsy but utterly modern and provocative. It is quite possible that the young and talented Humble is the Canadian artist most likely to succeed outside Canada. His music blazes a fire wherever he goes, he performs all over the world and women swoon. Need I say more?

Review by DJ Chocolate

Solo Requirements:

Mic for vocals, and a 1/4 inch plugin for acoustic guitar

Band: Requirements upon request

Keyboard
Drums
Base
Lead Guitar

June 11th is last Chance to see this Rising Star so Close you could Sign Him !!!

in the 28 Year History of

 Reggae Recording of the Year

Juno Award

it has never been received by the Same artist 2 consecutive Years

 (2012"Bleaching Shop" / "Storms of Life"2013) in Juno/Canadian History. 

 Exco Levi a Born Jamaican, With Canadian Citizenship Has been setting new bar's World Wide. Overwhelmingly well received across Jamaica and Europe & has Earned the Respect of his peers and the Music Industry in Canada , 

we at Freedom Time Magazine Salute Exco Levi on his Trail Blazing accomplishments and invite you to witness this man, that would appear to be drinking from a Holy Cup with Lyrics that bring the essence of a Modern day Bob Marley " Truthful , Universal & deep to the Soul "

Freedom Time Magazine in Partnership with Andre Blenman & Seven 44 Uptown Live Music Venue have been Ordained to see to it that The Best Canadian Music is Represented Over a Summer Music Series that Runs every Tuesdays in June & July starting on the 11th Paying Homage to NXNE                   

 

Tues June 11th: #SummerSplash @ Seven 44 (744 Mt. Pleasant Rd. @ Eglinton) ft. Live Reggae Tuesdays Series featuring Juno Award Winners for the month of June w/ Exco Levi (2013, 2012) on June 11th; Humble (2009) on June 18th; Korexion (2007) on June 25th. Come and Join the Good Vibes with Half Price Wings & Drink Specials Too!!! We did it Toronto get ready for a Live Reggae Experience!!!

"Storms of Life" - Video

& 2013 JUNO AWARD WINNER

"Bleaching Shop" - Video

& 2012 JUNO AWARD WINNER

 

EXCO LEVI BIO

Exco Levi, was born Wayne Ford Levy on June 7, 1981 in Manchester and grew up in Clarendon, Jamaica. Singing is in Wayne’s blood as his father was also an artist and sound system DJ.

Exco’s musical tastes include listening to and appreciating the lyricism and talent of the late Garnet Silk, Bob Marley and Peter Tosh as well as contemporaries like Sizzla Kolonji. Through the work of these artists he has been able to develop his own unique sound which emanates deep respect for the musical icons who paved the way. Wayne’s talents also extend to recording and performing audio engineering tasks in studio. He credits this to his time spent at the Stineam and Triple Platinum Recoding Studios while living in Jamaica.

Exco Levi quickly took hold of the Canadian reggae music scene after emigrating in 2005. His strong writing skills complement his lyrical prowess and delivery. He continues to show his range and musical intellect through songs like the Canadian Anthem, “Oh Canada”, the nostalgic “Sweet Jamaica” and the love ballad “Same ole Words”. His songs have given voice to a nation and helped forge an entirely new style of music and rhythm that is revolutionary, fiery, scathing, loving and stinging.

His songs are just as potent on his lips as they are on his Cds. Exco’s ability to quickly engage and convince his audience makes him very appealing. This has led to him being in high demand for colourful collaborations. He has worked with top Djs and promoters worldwide. This musical “Midas” turns any song he touches to pure gold.

Exco’s management team has been NCF Productions since December 2010. He currently works with Penthouse Records and Jukeboxx Music. He has recently released two blazing hot singles ‘Mr. Hammer” on NCF and the self love anthem “Bleaching shop” on the Penthouse label, which has been topping charts globally. Both songs have been receiving major airplay by local and overseas DJs. He is currently in production for his debut album project with Penthouse Records.

Exco is a determined artist with the technical skills and performance style that is bound to give him more and more recognition. He is on his way to becoming a household name, one synonymous with quality and musical excellence. He is definitely the artist to watch!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE



“Caribbean Fusion is set to hit Uptown Toronto with the New Live Reggae Music Tuesdays Concert

Series featuring Juno Award Winners @ Seven 44!!!”

PRESS RELEASE

Toronto, ON - May 21


have joined forces to commence “Live Reggae Music Tuesdays”; the event and live music night is slated to

launch on Tuesday June 11

Winners Exco Levi (2013, 2012), Humble (2009) and Korexion (2007) in the month of June with the
 Higher Ground Band & Special Guests.


, 2013 -- Freedom Time Magazine’s Leroy King and Event Promoter Andre Blenman

inside Seven 44. The Concert Series will feature Reggae Acts like Juno Award

June 11 - Exco Levi

June 18 - Humble

June 25 - Korexion

This event will feature live reggae, dub and the sounds of the Caribbean inside Uptown Toronto’s Seven

44 Restaurant/Lounge and Patio, where the bar is stacked with a wide variety of drinks ranging from

cocktails, bar rails, domestic/imported beers and refreshing beverages.  Half Price Wings, Appetizers and

Dinner Menu will be available to all attendee’s at the venue as well.  This event will also include door

prizes and giveaways throughout the night.

“We are pleased to announce the inauguration of the ‘Live Reggae Music Tuesdays’, a night to unite the

community, conjure up memories while you listen to live music, great musicians, get something to eat or
drink and pack the dance floor says Leroy King & Andre Blenman” 


Event Details:

Venue: Seven 44 - 744 Mt. Pleasant Rd. @ Eglinton, Toronto

LIVE REGGAE MUSIC TUESDAYS

Date: Tuesday June 11th

For Additional Info Contact:

(Doors Open at 7pm)

No Cover

Leroy King at (647) 769-9433 or justboutit@gmail.com

Andre Blenman at (647) 222-7178 or andreblenman@gmail.com

Visit www.seven44.com for More Info on Live Reggae Music Tuesdays!!!

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