Keshan creates buzz with "Bubble Up Your Body"

Keshan – Contributed

The streets are buzzing about the emergence of new recording artiste, the sexy talented Keneisha ‘Keshan’ Brown, whose combination, Bubble Up Your Body, alongside the controversial dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel is bombing airwaves into submission.

Discovered by well-known produced Elvis Redwood of So Unique Records, the young stunner’s voice has been added to archived tracks with the incarcerated Kartel, giving the 20-year-old instant stardom.

an incredible feeling

One of the combinations, Don’t Lie, has generated more than 60,000 views on YouTube in only two months. Bubble Up Your Body has racked up 45,000 on one particular YouTube channel in only three weeks.

“It is an incredible feeling hearing your songs on the radio, I just have to big my producer-manager, Elvis Redwood, for giving me the opportunity to be on the same tracks as an international superstar like Vybz Kartel,” she said.

Keshan was discovered via BB message last year when Redwood send out a Blackberry broadcast setting up auditions for young female singers. She did a demo for Redwood, and the rest, as they say, is history.

“She is very talented and gorgeous young girl who will appeal to the young dancehall fans. She is a hard worker, she stays in the studio till she gets it right, I like her work ethic. We needed some new talent in the camp. We had some old demos and she writes her own material,” Redwood said.

Keshan’s latest single, Tricks Are for Kids, was released last week, and created an instant buzz when it was played by ZJ Liquid on ZIP FM.

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Keshan creates buzz with "Bubble Up Your Body"

Cable warns on Help to Buy "bubble"

28 July 2013 Last updated at 07:54 ET Business Secretary Vince Cable fears the impact of government policies on the housing market

A flagship government scheme to revive the housing market could inflate it, Business Secretary Vince Cable warns.

The Help to Buy scheme provides equity loans of up to 20% for buyers of new-build homes in England will start part-guaranteeing mortgages for buyers across the UK from next year.

“I am worried of the danger of getting into another housing bubble,” Mr Cable told the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show.

Help to Buy has been credited with boosting first-time buyers this year.

But some have warned the government is interfering too much.

The first phase of the scheme was launched this year. From January, Help to Buy will be extended to help buyers of existing homes throughout the UK.

Mr Cable said: “The Help to Buy scheme is actually quite complex. We have one part that’s already operating, which is providing mortgages against new homes, nobody has questioned that.

“The proposal which hasn’t yet been implemented, which is providing a guarantee for a limited range of mortgages, could be a problem. It could inflate the market.

“But, if it’s properly designed it could be a useful addition.”

The second part of the scheme will allow people to buy with just a 5% deposit, with the government undertaking to act as guarantor for a mortgage for a further 20% of the value in the hope of giving banks greater confidence to lend.

Buyers of properties costing up to £600,000 will be eligible for the assistance.

But foreign buyers with no history of property ownership in the UK, buyers of second homes and buy-to-let landlords will be excluded, Chancellor George Osborne has said.

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Cable warns on Help to Buy "bubble"