DJ Mac defends new school Dancehall

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Reggae Visa Lawyer speaks on Popcaan & Squash’s US issues

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Tulox weighs in on Bounty Killer & Vybz Kartel’s impact

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Isat Buchanan delays release of Kartel collab

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Shaneil Muir credits women in Dancehall

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Ricky Trooper breaks silence on US visa revocation

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Singer J calls on entertainers to credit songwriters

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Beenie Man set for US Tour after 10-year hiatus

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Jah Vinci shares tips for upcoming entertainers

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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Atlantic Records Exec talks signing Reggae & Dancehall stars

Producer DJ Mac has chalked up people’s short attention spans, easy access to music, and the generational gap as key reasons it may appear that today’s music doesn’t have the same impact as before.

During his Road To Success interview with Kshema Francis on the Easy Skankin show on Thursday, DJ Mac addressed critics who believe that new school music is disposable.

DJ Mac is also gearing up to head to Europe for SummerJam—the largest European reggae festival, held annually in Cologne, Germany.

The ‘Fiesta’ producer, who is currently promoting his upcoming EP Ups and Downs, is set to release new music with Shenseea next week.

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