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Mr Easy celebrates success of ‘Get Rich With Me’

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — International recording artiste Mr Easy is turning up the heat this summer with blazing performances and fresh music.

His latest track, Get Rich With Me is featured on the 2 Time Riddim by Khago. Supported widely on streaming platforms, radio and party playlists, Get Rich With Me is energising dance floors this summer.

“The love has been amazing towards this new song. I am just happy that I can share my music with the world,” the artiste said.

Adding to the season’s excitement, Mr Easy delivered an explosive performance at ‘Rhythms of Rita”—a tribute concert celebrating Dr Rita Marley’s 79th birthday. The event aired on Bob Marley’s Tuff Gong Radio (SiriusXM Channel 19) and streamed globally via Tuff Gong TV’s YouTube channel.

Mr Easy’s performance lit up the celebration—bringing vibrant energy, heartfelt vocals and deep respect for Rita Marley’s legacy.

“It was such an honour sharing the stage with Reggae greats like Tanto Metro & Devonte, Tony Gregory, Stevie Face, and Shalom. I love performing for my fans and it shows,” he added.

In addition to his reggae success, Mr Easy is also turning heads with his soca single, Caribbean Ting, featured on the newly released Soca Jam EP via Finatic Records.

The infectious rhythm and catchy lyrics highlight his versatility and Caribbean pride, earning praise from fans and critics alike.

Over this summer season, the singer has also graced stages in Bermuda, the Virgin Islands, Canada and other countries.

— Kediesha Perry

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Festival Song winner Abi-D set to make waves in New York for Labour Day weekend

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica’s 2025 Festival Song winner, Abi-D, heads to New York for an exciting series of live performances and media appearances this Labour Day weekend, taking Jamaican culture to the heart of the diaspora, the Ministry of Culture says.

The singer kicked off her engagements in the “Big Apple” on Friday, August 29, with an exclusive interview and live performance on PIX 11 TV, introducing her infectious sound to a wider international audience. Later that evening, Abi-D brought her signature energy to The Outside Lounge Carnival Party in Queens, setting the tone for a weekend of Caribbean celebration.

On Saturday, August 30, fans will get a chance to meet the rising star up close during a special community Meet and Greet at VP Records on Jamaica Avenue, followed by another electrifying performance.

The momentum continues on Sunday, August 31, when Abi-D takes the stage at Reggae On The Avenue (ROTA) on Utica Avenue in Brooklyn—one of the most highly anticipated cultural events of the weekend. She will also have the opportunity to spread her music to a wider audience with appearances and interviews on popular radio stations Hot 97.1 FM and Roadblock Radio CBS, 101 FM.

Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange, hailed the initiative as a significant cultural milestone.

"This is more than a performance—it’s an opportunity to deepen the connection between Jamaica and our diaspora. Abi-D embodies the creativity and spirit of our Festival Song Competition, and we are proud to have her represent Jamaica on such a prominent platform. This tour demonstrates the power of our culture to unite and inspire people everywhere," said Grange.

The initiative, spearheaded by the ministry through the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), underscores Jamaica’s commitment to elevating its cultural ambassadors on the world stage. It also highlights the country’s mission to strengthen ties with the Jamaican diaspora while amplifying the creativity, talent, and vibrancy that define Jamaican music and culture.

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