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Most of the world has come to a standstill. Yet, St. Mary, Jamaica's homegrown Dancehall artist Shawn Ice is making moves.

As self evident in many of his songs such as "Oh Africa", and "System Set" for example, recording artist Omari Banks hasn't rested only on what Forbes magazine describes as his dashing good looks and rockstar stage presence to gain legions of fans.

Music's healing power is needed now more than ever before. And seminal artist Edley Shine has wasted no time preparing his dose of feel good music for the masses with his new EP "Based on Talent," which is set for a May 29 release.

This time of quarantine and self isolation has translated into many creatives working and delivering on some exceptional projects.

Amid the current global pandemic, people around the world have turned to the arts to soothe their souls and entertain their minds.

In the ever changing landscape of our present day due to impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), worldwide music festivals have been indefinitely postponed, making artists and musicians turn to the world wide web to entertain their fans.

Music aims to heal, provoke thoughts, make you feel good or engage in social conversations, such is the music journey of Warrior King and no exception is his latest release "Blak Ah Kill Blak", the lead single from his forthcoming 2020 album.

When it comes to making quality music, Edley Shine has proven that he boasts a timeless touch and innate ability to wow generations of fans with his infectious brand of Reggae, Dancehall and Hip Hop music.

From the terrestrial airwaves to the dancefloor, social media, TV ads and late night television, it is self-evident that dancehall and reggae music have become an ever-growing presence in all mainstream areas.

Fresh from his GRAMMY attendance at the Staples Center in Los Angeles in January, twice nominated Julian Marley headed to his ancestral land of Jamaica to take part in the many festivities of REGGAE MONTH 2020.