October 24, 2016

Tiana

Sultry soulful singer Tiana dreams to uplift, connect and inspire people around the world through the power of music. Born Tiana Love-Richards in Oahu, an island in the mid-Pacific, part of the Hawaiian island chain, Tiana’s musical path became embedded in her soul when as a young child her music formation began as she uplifted and mesmerised Church goers. From a tender age, Tiana discovered the joy that music not only brought to her soul, but also touched those around her, she realised that the power of music and words could touch the soul. Influenced by such greats as Sade,

Pentateuch Movement

The Pentateuch Movement was founded by lead singer/songwriter Kevor “Var” Williams and drummer Brady “Jah Bradez” Robinson — two progressive Jamaican students from the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in Kingston, Jamaica. “Pentateuch represents the first five books of the Bible. This movement is a continuation of the journey of Jah people in this generation – the journey to preserve our roots and culture, as we see in Exodus, Movement of Jah people.” As young black men, Kevor and Brady knew that a cohesive voice was necessary to deliver the message of African consciousness and unity.

Pentateuch Movement – Crime – Press Release

Pentateuch Movement Crime. Kingston, Jamaica, October 19, 2016 – Pentateuch Movement is ready to release their latest single, ‘Crime’. Moved by the social situations both yard and abroad, Pentateuch movement speaks openly on the injustices on their culture and island; Jamaica. ‘Crime’ addresses issues of poverty and hardship faced by youths everywhere. “This song came as a result of the crime situation happening in Jamaica now from the murders to the money laundering and hustling going on, all these are results of the unemployment and illiteracy rate in Jamaica. The song is also a stance against the British government building

Tiana

Sultry soulful singer Tiana dreams to uplift, connect and inspire people around the world through the power of music. Born Tiana Love-Richards in Oahu, an island in the mid-Pacific, part of the Hawaiian island chain, Tiana’s musical path became embedded in her soul when as a young child her music formation began as she uplifted and mesmerised Church goers. From a tender age, Tiana discovered the joy that music not only brought to her soul, but also touched those around her, she realised that the power of music and words could touch the soul. Influenced by such greats as Sade,

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Pentateuch Movement

The Pentateuch Movement was founded by lead singer/songwriter Kevor “Var” Williams and drummer Brady “Jah Bradez” Robinson — two progressive Jamaican students from the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in Kingston, Jamaica. “Pentateuch represents the first five books of the Bible. This movement is a continuation of the journey of Jah people in this generation – the journey to preserve our roots and culture, as we see in Exodus, Movement of Jah people.” As young black men, Kevor and Brady knew that a cohesive voice was necessary to deliver the message of African consciousness and unity.

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Pentateuch Movement – Crime – Press Release

Pentateuch Movement Crime. Kingston, Jamaica, October 19, 2016 – Pentateuch Movement is ready to release their latest single, ‘Crime’. Moved by the social situations both yard and abroad, Pentateuch movement speaks openly on the injustices on their culture and island; Jamaica. ‘Crime’ addresses issues of poverty and hardship faced by youths everywhere. “This song came as a result of the crime situation happening in Jamaica now from the murders to the money laundering and hustling going on, all these are results of the unemployment and illiteracy rate in Jamaica. The song is also a stance against the British government building

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