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The vendetta boss Alkaline has returned to the top spot in Jamaica youtube stream after releasing his latest music video and first of the year for his hit song titled “OCEAN WAVE”. Released on May 31st, OCEAN WAVE has racked up over 400k views in two days. SOME LYRICS “we a create big waves like the ocean… unuh neva see a force so strong”. According to youtube and several other online platforms “ocean Wave” is the most streamed song in Jamaica currently, noted on June 2nd. Masicka has the second most-streamed song in Jamaica with “Grandfather” that was in number one position for some time until “Ocean Wave” was released. Alkaline’s recently releases hardcore dancehall song “Cree” is the third most viewed on youtube. One person commented “Vloggers destroying dancehall they are putting artise and fans against each other straight from the gaza block i give alkaline his respect” While …

The vendetta boss returns with this new music video for his hit song titled “OCEAN WAVE”. Alkaline’s last music video was released back in August 2019 for “With the Thing”. SOME LYRICS “yuh si seh we a creat waves like the ocean yeah” The song was produced by TRU AMBASSADOR ENT. Watch the eye opening video below.

“War cah bawl cree” Alkaline sings in his latest song, now dancehall fans are deciphering the lyrics and Masicka is said to be the prime target with Teejay also on the radar. Check out this dancehall review about the song below

Dancehall deejay Alkaline releases a grimy track titled “Cree”. SOME LYRICS “War cah ball cree” Produced by Countree Hype Entertainment / Alkaline. Listen, Stream full song below.

Mobay deejay Teejay runs into the current lyrical war between Vybz Kartel, Alkaline, Chronic Law, Jahmiel, Mavado etc. Teejay now reps “Uptop Gaza” so it’s only natural that he defends Vyz Kartel. In his new tune titled “Expensive Style”, Teejay states that Mavado and Alkaline ran off to foreign faster than Asafa Powel in their time of trouble. The song was produced by Shab Don Records / Dan Sky Records. Listen, stream full song below.

Alkaline returns to the top spot in Dancehall with this his latest release. Alkaline reminds us of his versatility in the music while taking a few jabs at rival Vybz Kartel. According to youtube and several other online platforms, “Nah Fi Like” is the most streamed song in Jamaica this week, noted Sunday, April 26, Nah Fi Like song was released on April 20th and has racked up more than 800k views in less than one week. The song is currently at the number one spot in Trending videos for Jamaica on youtube. Alkaline who seemingly is in good spirits posted the picture below on his last birthday with the caption “A mi strong dawg 💥🖖🏿big up all “ SOME LYRICS “Nah fi like mi bwoy guh suck yo madda…” The song was produced by Studio Vibes Entertainment, Stream the full song below.

Vybz Kartel is carrying on with his petty ways as he passes time behind bars, dispite being in a squabble with Jahmiel Kartel is now taking aim at Alkaline who also throw shades at the Worl’Boss in his latest song called “Nah Fi Like”. Alkaline sings that Vybz Kartel is not getting any Pu$$y in jail, Kartel did not take this lightly and responded via IG. Kartel incited that Alkaline and his school friends were apart of the Gaza crew back in the days, he wrote “GazaCrew back in di day”, see pic below. Vybz Kartel To Release Album featuring Teejay, Spice, Squash etc Jahmiel Calls Vybz Kartel a “Friend Killer”

The vendetta boss returns with this new track called “Monopoly”. Dancehall Music Genre Released in March 2020 Listen to full stream below

The Alkaline Foundation donated cleaning agents and disinfectant to the Maxfield Park Children’s Home on Wednesday. The New Era Productions team, management for Alkaline, formed the Foundation back in 2014 in hopes of giving back to the less fortunate. The Foundation, headed by Alkaline, consists of 4 other members who have been actively assisting persons in numerous capacities. With the increase in the number of persons affected by the Covid-19 Virus, the Foundation responded to the needs of the Maxfield Park Children’s Home. Mrs. Dunn-Ferguson, caretaker of the children’s home said “I would like to thank the Alkaline Foundation very much. We truly appreciate the donation which was timely and well needed and we truly appreciate the gesture”. Alkaline’s manager Kereena Beckford added, “While the home is presently on lockdown, the Foundation understood there was a need for the products and made them readily available. This is the first step …