Aidonia gets ratings for Sumfest performance

Following a fiery performance from Aidonia at Sumfest, the dancehall boss has been receiving great reviews from local and international media and fans on his social media pages around the world.

Robbo Ranks from UK’s BBC Radio and DJ Norie from New York City radio station Power 105, who were at Sumfest, both shared the view that Aidonia delivered an excep- tional performance, one they had never seen before. They spoke about his growth in the business and said that he had the fans in his corner right there with him.

Many people were surprised to see Aidonia jumping off the stage and jumping fences to get to his fans and to perform for them in the general section. For this gesture, Aidonia has been compared to Akon and T-Pain, who both did the same thing at Sumfest some years ago.

“I just went out on the stage and gave my fans my all, enuh, but while on stage, I couldn’t really feel my general fans, and I saw they were enjoying the performance, so I decided to go and connect with them more, and trust me, it was a great feeling being out there. All now, I don’t know how me one jump the fence, but a just the works of Jah, yes I,” the deejay said.

Aidonia left the island on Thursday to perform in the Bahamas this weekend. He plans to give them a taste of his fiery Sumfest performance.

The deejay returns on Sunday to shoot a video and promote his new song, CoCo Powder, produced by Ancient Records. The single has already been garnering lots of views on YouTube and his social media pages.

Fans can follow Aidonia on Facebook: Sheldon Ricardo Aitana Lawrence, Twitter @aidoniajop and Instagram:@1voiceaidoniajop.

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5 days To Reggae Sumfest - All White Party

The All White themed Party slated for Montego Bay’s Pier One on Tuesday, July 15, will see patrons decked in all white enjoying the sounds of Renaissance’s DJ Smoke, Zip103′s Bambino and Montego Bay’s DJ Kentucky. To experience a night of luxury starting at 8 p.m. patrons may buy presold tickets for J$1100 or J$1300 at the gate. An exquisite ambience is to be expected from the Reggae Sumfest team. Reggae Sumfest will be held at Catherine Hall, Montego Bay from Thursday July 17 to Saturday July 19.

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Bambino to make Sumfest debut

Bambino – Contributed

On Friday, July 18, International Night I at Reggae Sumfest – Bambino will make his debut on the Sumfest stage sharing MC duties for the night.

For the disc jock it is a task he is more than anticipating. “I’m happy to share the stage with Wiz Khalifa, Jason Derulo, Beenie Man, Jah Cure, Chronixx, Nature, Jesse Royal and Shuga,” he said.

Described as a creative renaissance man as it seems there is nothing he can’t do – disc jockey, radio personality, artiste, music producer, radio commercial copywriter, MC, host, comedian, actor-well the list could go on and on.

For Bambino it’s a chance to get one on one with the thousands expected to throng the Catherine Hall Entertainment Complex.

“I’ve been to Sumfest lots of times, but this time it is special as I will be doing my part to keep the vibes flowing as I carry out my MC duties,” said the man who was born and raised in Kingston.Bambino migrated to Tampa, Florida and launched his career in the early 90s, cutting his musical teeth on the wheels of steel at college parties and nightclubs, honing his skills more each day.In June 2009, he made another bold move: he returned to Jamaica and joined ZIP 103FM as a disc jockey/radio personality. Taking the morning show to new heights with a combination of DJ skills, a gregarious personality, and his wicked humour, Bambino has become a household name, and is loved not only by corporate Jamaica, but by listeners of all ages, and from all socio-economic backgrounds.

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Nature Road to Sumfest for Blue Essence Lounge

Nature – File

Downsound recording artiste Nature, arguably one of the top performing artistes in Jamaica, will give reggae fans a great treat today when he unleashes his Nature Road to Sumfestevent at the Blue Essence Lounge in King’s Plaza, Constant Spring Road.

“It is a free concert giving the chance to fans who would not attend Sumfest to get a glimpse of what my set will be like on International Night. It is a small, intimate setting and the Warrior Love band will be there. it will be a great naturalistic vibe,” he said.

Over the past five years, Nature has delivered a string of brilliant concerts all over Jamaica that have built up his reputation as one of the top acts with his fluid movements, impeccable delivery, and acrobatic antics.

“I work really hard on building a set not just to educate and convey a message, but also to entertain any audience,” he said.

Recently, he showed why he is widely regarded by music insiders as one of the leading acoustic acts during an unplugged concert with his guitar during the Ital Livity Expo at Twelve Tribes of Israel headquarters in St Andrew. Songs such as World Peace were a huge hit with the audience. In its third year, theexpo displayed a diverse range of natural products and services and served as aplatform for entrepreneurs in the business of wellness and reasoning sessions.

And as World Cup fever continues to grip the nation, Nature, an avid football fan, declared that World Cup 2014 mirrored his own ideals.

“World Cup has always been a true demonstration of the human spirit, which encompasses unity, rivalry, fun, and athleticism,” he said.

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10 days To Reggae Sumfest - Tessanne Chin

Patrons can expect reggae, infused alternative sounds, mixed with a bit of thunder and roar from NBC’s The Voice winner Tessanne Chin. Performing from the age of 6, the soulful songstress perfected her craft as a back-up singer for Jimmy Cliff, with whom she toured for three years.

After winning the 5th season of the American talent show, The Voice, Chin’s music has landed her once again on the Sumfest stage. Patrons will be blown away with hits including Everything Reminds Me Of You and Tumbling Down from her sophomore album, Count On My Love, and her oldie but goodie Hideaway on International Night II of Reggae Sumfest, scheduled for Saturday, July 19. The Festival takes place July 13-19.

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13 days To Reggae Sumfest - Future

Future

US hip-hop artiste Future will grace the stage and is guaranteed to make the ladies weak at the knees with his ‘Love Song’. The unique sounding artiste is set to blast through the atmosphere on the lawns of Catherine Hall at the ‘Greatest Reggae Show On Earth’.

With his second album Honest, laden with hits such as I Won featuring Kanye West, I Be U and Never Satisfied featuring Drake, the 31-year-old rapper has been described as melodious in the way he stretches his musical notes, creating a never ending list of hits. The rapper is more than ready to take the stage on Saturday, July 19, International Night II, of Reggae Sumfest.

Sean Paul, Tessanne Chin and Freddie McGregor are also performing on the Festival’s closing night. Reggae Sumfest will be held at Catherine Hall, Montego Bay, from Thursday July 17 to Saturday July 19.

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QQ pulls out of Sumfest - Negotiations breaks down between artiste, promoters

Andr? Williams, STAR Writer

QQ

Citing miscommunication with members of his management team, dancehall artiste QQ will not be performing at this year’s staging of Reggae Sumfest.

QQ, whose real name is Kareem Dawkins, said in a media release that negotiations were not finalised and an overseas opportunity presented itself, hence the reason for his absence from the Sumfest line-up this year.

However, Summerfest Productions boss, Johnny Gourzong, while speaking to THE STAR yesterday, confirmed that the artiste was withdrawn from the line-up and sought to shed some light on the issue.

He said, “We would not go to his management team, we went to his booking agent and have in our possession a signed and duly executed contract with QQ. We were told recently that the fee was agreed and signed on. QQ was not pleased … we paid a deposit and our budget could not allow us to go anymore, and he said that he is not going to work for that amount, and we weren’t offering anymore than that so we had to take him off.”

When asked if his absence will affect the show, Gourzong said, “I think he is a good artiste, but I don’t think it’s gonna affect the show … We have gone and filled the gap.”

The deejay recently released the video for the increasingly popular track Tweety Bird (Turn Me On). The video was shot in Miami and directed by Strugu Films (which is based in Atlanta). The song was produced by Tarik ‘Rvssian’ Johnston for Head Concussion Records.

sexy video

“The video is quite sexy and it shows a more mature and adult side to me. Since it has been released, the feedback has been very good and I love the feedback. And the fans seem to be loving the more mature QQ,” the deejay noted.

QQ recently performed in Edmonton, Calgary and Belmont in Canada, where fans showed their appreciation for songs from his catalogue including One Drop, Stookie, Mosquito Net and Jack Hammer, which is featured on VP Records’ Reggae Gold 2014 series.

“The shows were amazing and we had a great turnout and the ladies were amazing. Mr Vegas was also on the shows and it was amazing working alongside an artiste of Mr Vegas’ calibre, one who has dominated the music scene over the years, and always had a good command with the industry,” said QQ.

Fans can follow QQ on social media on Instagram/twitter @qqworld and facebook.com/qquniverse.

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16 days To Reggae Sumfest: Jason Derulo

Curtis Campbell, STAR Writer

Jason Derulo, born of Haitian parents in the United States, plans to Talk Dirty to the ladies, making them Wiggle in the crowd, adding Haitian spice to the line-up of Reggae Sumfest, International Night I, Friday, July 18.

He has sold 30 million singles, including hits such as Watcha Say and The Other Side. Derulo is currently trending on Billboard’s top 100 hits with Wiggle at #5 and Talk Dirty at #15. As a jack of all trades, the artiste has mastered the art of singing, dancing and songwriting. Derulo has shaken stages in festivals of different genres, such as the CMT Music Awards.

He is expected to give the patrons a hot and vibrant performance on the festival’s International Night I. The triple threat is ready to give the patrons a lively show, to fully showcase his Caribbean roots and connect with his fellow Caribbean fans on a more personal level.

Reggae Sumfest will be held at Catherine Hall, Montego Bay, from Thursday, July 17 to Saturday, July 19.

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16 days To Reggae Sumfest: Jason Derulo

16 days To Reggae Sumfest: Jason Derulo

Curtis Campbell, STAR Writer

Jason Derulo, born of Haitian parents in the United States, plans to Talk Dirty to the ladies, making them Wiggle in the crowd, adding Haitian spice to the line-up of Reggae Sumfest, International Night I, Friday, July 18.

He has sold 30 million singles, including hits such as Watcha Say and The Other Side. Derulo is currently trending on Billboard’s top 100 hits with Wiggle at #5 and Talk Dirty at #15. As a jack of all trades, the artiste has mastered the art of singing, dancing and songwriting. Derulo has shaken stages in festivals of different genres, such as the CMT Music Awards.

He is expected to give the patrons a hot and vibrant performance on the festival’s International Night I. The triple threat is ready to give the patrons a lively show, to fully showcase his Caribbean roots and connect with his fellow Caribbean fans on a more personal level.

Reggae Sumfest will be held at Catherine Hall, Montego Bay, from Thursday, July 17 to Saturday, July 19.

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Kalado set to thrill fans at his Reggae Sumfest debut

Kalado – File

An appearance on internationally acclaimed music festival, Reggae Sumfest, is every artiste’s dream, and for a dancehall act, his sights are firmly fixed on Dancehall Night to show off his skills.

Come July 17, Pree Money singer, Kalado, will have his moment with the stars as he makes his official debut at the festival’s home in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.

“Last year, Bounty Killer started the process when he called me on during his set and I did a little thing. Honestly, it lasted less than a minute, but it was a thrilling experience. The crowd response was very encouraging and it has definitely whet my appetite,” the Alliance Next Generation (ANG) artiste, who is managed by Nancy Davis, said.

soaring

One year later, Kalado’s profile is soaring and he has amassed a string of songs which have secured his rite of passage straight onto the Sumfest official line-up. Songs such as Personally, Good Good – which is heading towards anthemic status – Body Nuh Dead, Make Me Feel and Take a Ride are all part of the entertainer’s steadily increasing repertoire which is currently blazing the dancehall.

The overseas market is also feeling the full force of Kalado, as demonstrated by his visit to Toronto in May, when he headlined his own show at the capacity-filled Blue Diamond Club venue, in front of a very enthusiastic audience. A very ecstatic Kalado noted that he was impressed by the welcome he received in that Canadian city and admits that as a result of the love shown to him by the fans, he exited the stage “almost walking on air”.

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Sumfest

Aidonia

Sheldon Lawrence, better known as Aidonia, decided to become a deejay after watching a clash between dancehall greats Beenie Man and Bounty Killer in 1993. On Reggae Sumfest 2014, Aidonia will share the stage with some of of the biggest names in the industry. The artiste, who makes the girls 6:30 and Bruk Out, will be headlining the festival’s Dancehall Night, Thursday, July 17, alongside several major artistes. He is known mostly for songs like Gyal A Get Tek Weh, Bend Ya Back, Ukku Bit, Caribbean Girls, and Don Deh Yah. The 22nd staging of Reggae Sumfest will be held from July 13-July 19 at Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.

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Rickey Teetz booked for reggae sumfest

Ricky Teetz

Over the last year, dancehall entertainer Rickey Teetz has emerged as one of the most talented, hardworking artistes from western Jamaica.

The Montego Bay-based deejay has now landed the biggest gig of his career as he has been billed to perform on Dancehall Night during this year’s Reggae Sumfest showcase at Catherine Hall. The artiste is thrilled to be on the line-up of his first major reggae festival.

“I am going to give the fans a memorable performance. It’s been a long time coming for me in the music business and all my hard work is paying off,” Rickey Teetz said.

Rickey Teetz has carved out a niche for himself in the dancehall with his high-impact songs such as the socially conscious Lighters Up, which became a favourite on radio and street dances all over the island. He also has songs that cater to the steamier side of life such as the kinetic 6:30 Walk and the girls anthem, Tip Yuh, which were guaranteed crowd-pleasers.

He has worked hard to build up a repertoire of songs such as the chart-burner Poverty Life, Physically, 1000 Block and Loving You, which have been generating airplay in Jamaica and overseas.

“One of my most successful songs is Lighters Up, and the video itself, because of its message and plot, was a big hit with dancehall fans. It has been breaking barriers and climbing various charts,” he said.

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Rickey Teetz booked for reggae sumfest

Rickey Teetz booked for reggae sumfest

Ricky Teetz

Over the last year, dancehall entertainer Rickey Teetz has emerged as one of the most talented, hardworking artistes from western Jamaica.

The Montego Bay-based deejay has now landed the biggest gig of his career as he has been billed to perform on Dancehall Night during this year’s Reggae Sumfest showcase at Catherine Hall. The artiste is thrilled to be on the line-up of his first major reggae festival.

“I am going to give the fans a memorable performance. It’s been a long time coming for me in the music business and all my hard work is paying off,” Rickey Teetz said.

Rickey Teetz has carved out a niche for himself in the dancehall with his high-impact songs such as the socially conscious Lighters Up, which became a favourite on radio and street dances all over the island. He also has songs that cater to the steamier side of life such as the kinetic 6:30 Walk and the girls anthem, Tip Yuh, which were guaranteed crowd-pleasers.

He has worked hard to build up a repertoire of songs such as the chart-burner Poverty Life, Physically, 1000 Block and Loving You, which have been generating airplay in Jamaica and overseas.

“One of my most successful songs is Lighters Up, and the video itself, because of its message and plot, was a big hit with dancehall fans. It has been breaking barriers and climbing various charts,” he said.

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Bill express, sumfest partner for ticket sales

Bill Express has partnered with Reggae Sumfest to create an introductory ticket sales system for the annual premier Jamaican music festival.

Patrons who want to purchase Reggae Sumfest tickets will now have easy access at more than 100 Bill Express outlets islandwide, marked by the Reggae Sumfest stickers, including Western Union agents, post offices and Jamaica Public Service (JPS) locations across the country.

All patrons have to do is bring their ID to any of the participating locations, say what ticket they need and what night, and they will receive coupons that they can redeem for the actual ticket at a booth on the Reggae Sumfest grounds.

GraceKennedy Money Services has developed a reputation for providing quick and efficient financial transactions over the years, and Bill Express is the premier choice for bill payment solutions representing over 40 companies in Jamaica, and a network of more than 300 locations islandwide.

Business Development Manager, Steven Livingston, said he was thrilled to deliver a new service that allows ease of access for patrons who are anticipating another momentous staging of the prominent reggae festival.

“Reggae Sumfest has brought to patrons some of the world’s most renowned talents in the entertainment industry, backed by world class standards in production and delivery. This standard is parallel to what the Bill Express brand represents,” said Livingston.”We thought it only fitting that we partner with Reggae Sumfest to extend top-notch delivery of a convenient and seamless ticketing solution to our patrons.”

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Bill express, sumfest partner for ticket sales

Bill express, sumfest partner for ticket sales

Bill Express has partnered with Reggae Sumfest to create an introductory ticket sales system for the annual premier Jamaican music festival.

Patrons who want to purchase Reggae Sumfest tickets will now have easy access at more than 100 Bill Express outlets islandwide, marked by the Reggae Sumfest stickers, including Western Union agents, post offices and Jamaica Public Service (JPS) locations across the country.

All patrons have to do is bring their ID to any of the participating locations, say what ticket they need and what night, and they will receive coupons that they can redeem for the actual ticket at a booth on the Reggae Sumfest grounds.

GraceKennedy Money Services has developed a reputation for providing quick and efficient financial transactions over the years, and Bill Express is the premier choice for bill payment solutions representing over 40 companies in Jamaica, and a network of more than 300 locations islandwide.

Business Development Manager, Steven Livingston, said he was thrilled to deliver a new service that allows ease of access for patrons who are anticipating another momentous staging of the prominent reggae festival.

“Reggae Sumfest has brought to patrons some of the world’s most renowned talents in the entertainment industry, backed by world class standards in production and delivery. This standard is parallel to what the Bill Express brand represents,” said Livingston.”We thought it only fitting that we partner with Reggae Sumfest to extend top-notch delivery of a convenient and seamless ticketing solution to our patrons.”

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Single mother ekes out living at Sumfest

BY CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON Observer staff reporter livingstonc@jamaicaobserver.com

MONTEGO BAY, St James — For most people, Reggae Sumfest in Catherine Hall is a place to enjoy the best of local and international music. For mother of two Hermine Shaw, however, the event is an opportunity to supplement her income so she can better provide for her children.She has been a staple at the annual three-day festival since its inception in 1993, selling meals from a cook shop. It might not sound like much, but over the years, Shaw has turned over her profits and has managed to expand her business portfolio.“I invested my money in putting a taxi on the road. That way there would always be something coming in,” she said.She has since bought another taxi and her children have now “passed the worst”, but she has no intention of giving up her yearly three-day appointment at Catherine Hall.Speaking to the Jamaica Observer from her stall at the venue last weekend, she said Sumfest has been a blessing.“Every year I pray for them. I pray that they will return to stage the next festival,” she said.“Now that my children are past the worst, they constantly ask me if I would consider giving it up. They say that I work too hard,” said Shaw.But quitting is not an option, not just because of the earning potential, but also because she genuinely enjoys working.With a smile she says her children have now adopted an “if you can’t beat her, join her” attitude as they often assist her in the cook shop.Shaw’s daughter, Nadia Waite, is now a qualified teacher, having attended Montego Bay Teachers’ College. Her 21-year-old son Shamari Sterling, who intends to pursue a career in business, has received an acceptance letter from the University of the West Indies, Western campus.He was with his mother during the most recent staging of Sumfest and spoke with the Observer in-between attending to customers.“I feel proud of her,” he said of his mother. “She likes to help us. She earns her income to send us to school and that’s the main reason I come to help and give her my support.”Hailing from Kingston, Shaw moved to Montego Bay in 1970 where she operated a similar food stall at Reggae Sunsplash. She did it for 18 years, then joined the Sumfest team after its forerunner folded.Things along the way haven’t always been smooth, but Shaw gives thanks every day that she took the decision to invest in the stall when she did. She also praised the music festival’s organisers, who she said were accommodating.“It wasn’t always easy ’cause sometimes it was really rough, but I persisted,” she said of the “ups and downs” of competing with other vendors.A view of Shaw’s cookshop at Reggae Sumfest.Hermine Shaw takes a breather from selling.Hermine Shaw with her son Shamari (left) and grandson.

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Sumfest, a success

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Cecelia Campbell-LivingstonWednesday, July 31, 2013

RUSSELL praised most of the top acts on the July 21-27 show for quality performances, pointing out that the arrest of three persons for smoking on Dancehall Night was “one little damper on the spirits”. He added: “It kinda killed the vibe a little.”According to Russell, many patrons complained that the event was held outdoors which allowed them to ‘light up’ without being penalised under the Government’s no-smoking-ban which has been in effect since July 15.Russell says it is too early to comment on how well the show did financially.“We still don’t know as we haven’t completed the ticket tabulations and accounts. I believe that we will be showing a profit.”Production-wise, Russell was also pleased.“We improve a little each year, this year the light and sounds were phenomenal,” he said. “Dancehall Night saw few band changes as one band backed most of the artistes. All in all it, was tremendous.”Reggae Sumfest’s 21st edition saw top-notch performances from American R&B singer Miguel, American hip hop artiste Flo’ Rida, as well as singers Jah Cure, Chronixx, Beres Hammond and Grammy-winning singjay Damian ‘Junior Gong’ Marley.American R&B singer Miguel performing at Reggae Sumfest held at the Catherine Hall Entertainment Complex in St James recently. (PHOTO: JOSEPH WELLINGTON)

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SUMFEST IN PICTURES

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Tuesday, July 30, 2013

The weeklong Reggae Sumfest came to a close at the Catherine Hall Entertainment Complex in Montego Bay, St James, on Saturday.The festival, which is now in its 21 year, saw several local and foreign acts gracing the stage for another fabulous staging.Here are a few pictures we caught on camera.

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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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Barrington Levy thrills Sumfest International night

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Barrington LevySaturday, July 27, 2013 | 1:15 AM

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica — Veteran reggae artiste Barrington Levy had almost everyone in a sing-a-along as Sumfest International night unfolded inside the Catherine Hall Complex in Montego Bay Friday.The entertainer delivered an energy-filled set lasting approximately an hour highlighting the second night of the world-renown Reggae Sumfest stage show.Backed by a California based band Levy churned out well rehearsed notes in a catalogue of hit songs including ‘Under Mi Sensi’, ‘Murderer’, Living Dangerously (a collaboration with Bounty Killer) and ‘What kinda World’.This is the singer’s first performance in Jamaica for a few years. Earlier in the night, Droop Lion, Nature and Sophia Squire also delivered tight sets.-Simone Morgan.

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