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Clockwork producer Usain Bolt has joined his sporting and Dancehall compatriot, Chris Gayle, as an ambassador for the highly anticipated ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup 2024 tournament, which is set to be held jointly in the West Indies and the United States.
Music producer Sean ‘Contractor’ Edwards is still basking in the release of the Tropical House Cruises To Jamaica: The Asian Edition.
The Universe Boss Chris Gayle is insisting that it is music, which will be his number one priority going forward, seemingly not cricket as many expected.
Universe Boss Chris Gayle has reiterated his call for Jamaican music lovers and members of the Dancehall fraternity to embrace him and his compatriot Usain Bolt and show respect for their musical endeavors.
Cricketing legend, now Dancehall artist, Chris Gayle, says he has had to be “greasing the palms” of disc jockeys for them to showcase his songs in Jamaica, as due to his earnings and net worth, many look at him as a “money bag”, and therefore withhold play, unless there is pay.
West Indies cricketer turned artist Chris ‘Universe Boss’ Gayle is enthusiastic about being a featured act on The Tropical House Cruises to Jamaica: The Asian Edition album, set for release on June 24.
Dancehall cya stall! This week’s top picks feature artists who have consistently dropped hits and relatable music for their extensive fanbases.
West Indies Cricketer turned artist Chris ‘Universe Boss’ Gayle has said that contrary to the opinion of some, music is not simply a passing fad for him, and he believes his latest single Train Line should demonstrate that he’s in it for the long haul.
Jamaican cricketer Chris Gayle recently shared a photo with Dancehall superstar Shaggy and it seems the fans have more new music to look forward to from the batsman, after all, why else would he be in the studio with Shaggy?
Are Indians fans of Jamaican music? It turns out that they are, and they even have their own homegrown Reggae group called Reggae Rajahs.
West Indies batting superstar and Dancehall recording artist Chris Gayle, says well-established Jamaican Dancehall entertainers should be looking to join forces with himself and Usain Bolt to do collabs, instead of jeering or ‘passing bad remarks’.
Jamaican cricketer Chris Gayle is planning a serious Dancehall music career with the announcement of a new single and the launch of his ‘Triple Century Records’ label.
Tanto Blacks teamed up with sportsman singjay Chris Gayle for some feel good vibes on We Come Out Fi Party.
Cricket season might have a spoke in its wheel due to the coronavirus pandemic but that’s not stopping the Universe Boss Chris Gayle from dabbling with music and showing the world his lavish lifestyle.