Chase Cross drops new single

Chase Cross

Gully Squad (GS) frontman Chase Cross has a new single called ‘Automatic’, which features a catchy singalong chorus that has caught the attention of underground mixtape DJs and street selectors.

“The fans dem a show me whole heap a love on the song on Facebook and Twitter. Most of them say they like the flow of the song, and they definitely love the hook,” Chase Cross said.

Automatic is now available on iTunes and other downloadable sites. The artiste said that he will pursue aggressive street promotion of the song beginning in August.

“The producers, Mansions Records/Vexx Bad Records, love the feedback so far, and they might even do a video,” he said.

Another single, Dem No Worry We on DJ Frass’ Gwaan Bad rhythm, has racked up more than 4,000 views on YouTube. Chase Cross has steadily improved as a recording artiste, abandoning the hip-hop flow that characterised his earlier recording efforts. Last year, Chase Cross got some major underground buzz with Nuh Beg Fren on the Pop Style rhythm for DJ Frassand he has continued to improve steadily.

“Mi just have to give thanks to Mavado, DJ Frass, and mi labelmates 3 Starr and Shaq One. We collaborate and share ideas, and the ting a get better, he said.

Mavado has been taking time out of his hectic schedule to do collaborations with each of the artistes signed to the label to boost their respective profiles and their confidence.He has new songs with each of the artistes, which will be released in the upcoming weeks.

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LIAT airlifts Red Cross relief supplies to St Lucia

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Tuesday, December 31, 2013 | 10:30 AM

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Regional airline LIAT is working with the Barbados Red Cross Society to airlift emergency supplies and foodstuff to people affected by severe flooding in St Lucia last weekItems of relief include canned goods, bottled water, baby pampers, milk, formula and cereal, toiletries and other needed emergency supplies. “Whatever it takes, we will do it to get urgent relief to our brothers and sisters in St Lucia,” said Jean Holder, Chairman of the Board of Directors of LIAT, who has asked airline staff to help provide emergency assistance for those afflicted in Dominica, St Lucia and St Vincent.Director General of the Barbados Red Cross Society Edmond Bradshaw said his organisation is “very grateful for the support of LIAT, its chairman and staff for the excellent support they have given us to help the victims of the floods in St Lucia.”“LIAT has always exhibited goodwill to the Red Cross and to the people of the Caribbean and we compliment them on another valiant effort to help those affected in St Lucia,” he added.LIAT’s airlift went out Monday with more to follow as the Red Cross advises, the airline said.Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/jamaicaobserverFollow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/JamaicaObserver

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Spicy, Cross and angry Sumfest Dancehall night

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Friday, July 26, 2013 | 11:25 AM

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Grace Hamilton better known as deejay Spice and Lady Saw Thursday reminded patrons what Sumfest Dancehall night is about.Lady Saw ‘angry cross miserable’ didn’t hold any punches as Spice gave her usual provocative presentation.Follow Sumfest action in our Photo Gallery. Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/jamaicaobserverFollow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/JamaicaObserver

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Friday, July 26, 2013 | 11:25 AM

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Grace Hamilton better known as deejay Spice and Lady Saw Thursday reminded patrons what Sumfest Dancehall night is about.Lady Saw ‘angry cross miserable’ didn’t hold any punches as Spice gave her usual provocative presentation.Follow Sumfest action in our Photo Gallery.

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