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Baby Rasta 2010

After complicated their health, the veteran rapper Baby Rasta went well on Thursday a second surgery by holding back water in the lungs two weeks after leading the hospital.

Waldo Diaz his publicist told Primera Hora that the singer went well from his operation in the Rio Piedras Medical Center and “now wait to see what the recovery.”

Baby Rasta, who make up the duo Baby Rasta & Gringo, has been hospitalized for the past 14 days, after he was shot leaving the recording studio of DJ Memo Carolina, receiving a bullet in the stomach and another one of her arms.

During yesterday morning issued a written communication by Waldo Diaz in which he explained that the complication in the singer’s health was because “began to retain fluid in the lungs,” That’s why he was operated on .

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Michael Jackson 2009

Thursday June 25 2009 the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, has reportedly died at the age of 50 after suffering cardiac arrest.

The popular and controversial entertainer was rushed to UCLA Medical Centre after the noon hour Thursday.

Capt. Steve Ruda told the L.A. Times that emergency crews responded to a call at Jackson’s home near Sunset Boulevard. Paramedics were unable to revive him.
Micheal Jackson was in the midst of an ambitious comeback when tragedy struck. He is survived by three children and had 13 number one hits during his solo career.

There was chaos in the hospital where fans and family members where yelling out to save the king of pop.

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Trinidad Carnival route 2010

Welcome to RRR Music where we are going to hook you up with the latest news, videos and Soca 2010 songs on a daily basis.  Remember Trinidad Carnival is only once a year so book you tickets now to enjoy the greatest show on earth.   Above the map will show you the current route for Trinidad Carnival  February 15 & 16 2010 in Woodbrook, Savannah and St James area.

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Free Tempo Album 2009

1Porque Soy Tempo – Feat. The London Symphony Orchestra
2. Deja Que Hable El Dembow – Feat. Wisin & Yandel
3. Yo No Soy Ejemplo – Feat. Tego Calderon
4. Los Leones Del Sur – Feat. Divino, Nejo & Dalmata, J-King & Maximan, Guelo Star, Gastam
5. 25 De Septiembre
6. Impresioname – Feat. Jowell & Randy
7. Talento De Un Barrio Fino – Feat. Daddy Yankee
8. Cual Es Tu Nombre
9. Interlude
10. Corran Por Sus Vidas – Feat. Hector “El Father”, Yomo
11. El Party – Feat. Los Leones
12. Free Tempo – Feat. Barrington Levy & Fat Joe
13. Mantelo Gangster
14. Deja Que Hable El Dembow (Remix) Feat. Zion
15. Se Acordaran De Mi – Feat. Arcangel
16. Free Tempo (Remix)- Feat. Mexicano, MC Ceja, Getto & Gastam, Barrington Levy
17. Te Habla Tempo (Instrumental)

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Elephant Man 2009

Here is the new exclusive Elephant man everybody was waiting for called “Bless We More” off the Halo Riddim 2009. Elephant man has come out with a lot of junk music of late but this song is really hype and i think it would be huge in no time. I am surprised that Elephant Man voice in this tune cause its pretty good even though he took off from Beyonces new hot song “Halo”. Let us know here at RRR Music of what you think off this tune below at our comments section.

At RRR Music we hook you up only with the best in Reggae and Dancehall 2009 so you dont have to search for anything else.

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jamaica flag

Reggae music originated in Jamaica during the late 1960’s. Many people think that Reggae is one music that describes every sound that comes out of Jamaica but their wrong. The reggae beat and style that originated after the development of Ska and Rock-steady. Reggae has a distinctive sound that distiquiese it from the others due to its regular chops and the off beat that’s referred as the skank. The Tempo is generally slower than that found in Ska and Rocksteady.

The Rastafari movement has played a vital role in Reggae music even up today, 1 out of 3 Jamaican are Rastafari. Reggae music is all about poverty, social injustice, religion and love and because of the turmoil that jamaica has faced over the years it speaks from the soul.
Reggae music is generally mixed from tradition African beat drum and from the Caribbean and it has a mix of English and Jamaica patios. The origins of the word “Reggae” is still out on the table.

The Oxford English Dictionary says that the origin is not found (unknown) but could be derived from the Jamaican slang word rega-rege what translates to quarrel. Many other Jamaicans believe that it could have come from the Bantu speaking tribe from Lake Tanganyika they used to call prostitutes “Streggea”. Bob Marley said to that the word reggae came from a Spanish term for “the king’s music”. The liner notes of To the King, a compilation of Christian gospel reggae, suggest the Origins and development

Thanks to musical genius such as Bob Marley during the 1960’s reggae was not only becoming famous in Jamaica but internationally known. United Kingdom had a big role to play by playing all reggae music on the radio stations and it blended well with the punk rock era. Many U.K bands were influenced by the reggae beat and incorporated in their own music such as Clash and the Slits.

During the 1970’s the hot Jamaica movie “The Harder They Come” starring Jimmy Cliff helped boost the popularity of reggae music all around the world. Not only where there movie helping the cause but Eric Claptons 1974 cover of the Bob Marley song ” I Shot The Sheriff” would open the door and bring Reggae music into North America.

Now in the year 2009 Reggae music is extremely popular and has broken down many walls and made its way across the world influencing many people. Reggae music has helped make way for a newer type of music such as “Dancehall” for the younger generation. To listen to Reggae music just click on www.rrrmusic.com and you will hear all of the latest in Reggae music and the top ten.

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What Yuh Tink bout it?

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This is lil Wayne coming on stage at the country music award doing nothing with the Guitar!  LIl Wayne should stop taking Drugs and focus on whatever he does beside doing Country Music.  Check out this wack video with Lil Wayne and Kid Rock at the CMA only on RRRMusic.com

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