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August 21, 2009
Tanto Metro and Devonte Performing Live At Step Out Sundayz In Richmond Virginia
Shylo along with Soul Shot Promotions brings to you Tanto Metro and Devonte live on stage at Step Out Sundayz. The Dynamic Duo of Dancehall will be performing their hits on Sunday September 6, 2009 (Labour Day Sunday) at The Canal Club, 1545 East Cary Street, Richmond, Virgina. Doors Open at 10:00pm music by Flava Mix.
The Duo is extremely excited about performing for their fans in Virginia. Devonte recently said "Our return to Virginia has been long overdue and we plan to rock the crowd with our signature sound; it will definitely be a show to remember."
For more information, promo requests or to set up an interview, please contact Dimmie Joe Muzik at: dimmiejoemuzik@gmail.com or for up to date information visit us on myspace at: www.myspace.com/
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Dan Lou Is Making Waves Worldwide With His Music
Dan Lou's newest track "Look Pon Dah Katty Deh" on the "So Bad" riddim has taken over the number one (1) spot on Richard Banton's Radio Dubplate, Hot List Chart for the week ending August 15, 2009. The track first debuted at number ten (10) on July 11th and has since been climbing the Toronto chart to the number one (1) spot. To listen to the track visit Dan Lou's myspace page at www.myspace.com/adanlou
Also Dan Lou has recently been featured on the newly released Vibes Ambassador Instant Hit's Volume 7 mixtape in Germany. To download your copy now click the following link http://www.megaupload.com/?d=
UCLA Jazz Reggae Festival 2009, Los Angeles, California
The largest student-run festival event in the United States, the UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) Jazz Reggae Festival took off over the course of two days - May 24 & 25, 1009 and is held annually during the Memorial Day weekend. With President Obama in office for just under six months, the festival organizers chose the Culture of Change as their annual theme for 2009.
A solar-powered LED screen helped to get the close-ups on a stage that presents to upwards of 30,000 capacity size crowds. Day one known as "Jam Day" featured De La Soul and Erykah Badu and day two, "Reggae Day" featured Mavado,Peetah & Mojo Morgan of Morgan Heritage on their current solo excursions, Machel Montano soca king of Trinidad, and dancehall chart toppers, Assasin, Tanto Metro & Devonte and Cherine Anderson.
Tanto Metro and Devonte brought a batch of their hits backed by the LA-based group Detour Posse. From the start of the set with their smokin' single "Everyone Falls In Love" the duo had the crowd. As they moved into "Gal Say Wooee" they showed the massive how the veterans stay. And once "Watchin' Me" began it became clear why this duo have been a mainstay in the dancehall for so many years. As Devonte pointed out during a one-on-one in the press area, "Presently we on an anniversary tour, of ten years of hit making between me and Tonto Metro as a duo, so we are taking this tour around the world."
Look for a new compilation on VP Records that features these gems from the past called Tanto Metro & Devonte: "Most Wanted." The duo have released new singles "Are You Ready", "Anytime" and "Hit the Gas, " as Devonte tells it "to warm up the new album that is coming soon."
And as Tanto Metro reflected on the theme of the festival and its college setting, he said "It is history that made Obama win and it is a pleasure when you come onto the festivities here and where college is concerned and the university. You know we Jamaicans when we get the privelege to perform at these kind of events it is always a pleasure. We don' t get to do that many of these events because we are busy in the studio doing tours here and there."
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After a breezy, bright afternoon of several sets of great music, the organizers were brought on stage and recognized by Bernice Shaw, executive director of the event highlighting the hard work not only behind the stage but with the multitude of food and craft vendors to be coordinated, and the publicity and advertising outlets involved to make the 2009 Jazz Reggae event a success. 
To read the entire article click the following link: http://www.reggaeville.com/artist-details/artist/mavado/news/review-ucla-jazz-reggae-festival-5252009/ac/news.html
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