"Just to see who Nomaddz is you have to see them perform live”, is often the most said statement when seeking to find out who these four men are. Nomaddz is without question on a fast rise to international success, with a music video already in rotation these ‘brothers’ are set on a trod to superstardom. The eclectic dub-poetry group was formed at the Kingston College where all members were students and in 2000 fused their talents for the creative arts and became known as Nomaddz.

Sheldon Shepherd, Everaldo Creary, Christopher Gordon and O'neil Peart the men that make the group are also recipients of the prestigious Jamaican Prime Minster Youth Award for excellence in the field of Arts and Culture which can be argued as a sign of great things to come. With creating a buzz in the entertainment industry Nomaddz has been able to perform on local and international stages creating for them avenues that has caused doors to open for them internationally, and with just their love for the performing arts and the drive for success they have also been able build individual careers as actors, models and solo artiste. As each member has appeared in short films , commercials and even entered the local Jamaican talent show Digicel Rising Stars.

Nomaddz recently held a series of summer live shows as well as appeared on others showcasing their talents and promoting their new album “The Trod” a album that was recorded live at performances by the group and also created history in the local recording industry by doing something of that nature. These four men kept going as they have also through out this time given back to charity as they appeared on the Television Jamaica’s Change a Life concert and several other small shows like Manifesto Jamaica live show Art'ical all organizations that seek to give back to the youths of the nation.

Have you seen the "I am Joy" slogan going around? Are you familiar with the rustic and deep tones of a recording artiste responsible for hits like "Far Away"? Then you must know Neil Amos, one of the hardest working and most lyrical new artiste on the block. From his hit single "Far Away" that gave him great attention from artistes like Gyptian, Timberlee, Lymie Murry and most recently the crowned King of Dancehall Beenie Man, this new artiste is set on his journey to great things.

Neil Amos is like none other. From stepping out in the dancehall reggae stage, he has created waves with his unique voice that some say is heard every ten years. As such, some have already put him in high regards and have placed him on their watch list. Most recently, to his list of singles is "Clean & Come Out" on the 007 Riddim with Beenie Man, the single has gotten a lot of regional attention and fans as far as Europe. With over 1,000 YouTube clicks in a space of three weeks, the single is indeed working its way onto the airwaves.

She is the current Queen of the Dancehall Industry with mega hits under her belt like “I Got Your Man” and “Man is the Least” and many others. This dynamic and versatile queen can do no wrong according her fans and many of the music industry's legends and has survived many storms in the industry to maintain the top position. Lady Saw is undoubtedly a woman to be reckoned with. Her new album “My Way”, now in major record stores, is a true testament of her long-lasting career with hits like the popular “Party Till December” which she recently shot a video for at the Fiction Lounge in St.Andrew, Jamaica.

The video was directed by international video director Jason “Jay Will” Williams and edited by Kao:Arts the video has a feel of a high energy club party vibes with hundreds of Jamaica’s leading and upcoming dancers being featured throughout with special segments by the ladies of ‘Upstage Dancers’ and Whiteout Dancers. The director Jay Will must be commended for creating what can be easily said a free-spirited video where the viewer can just get into the party mood even if the video is on mute. The concept of the video for a lack of a better word is ‘wicked’ as said by a group of young adults that viewed the video. In the video, Lady Saw's male lead is seen going out with his friend with the expectation that she remains at home based on the perception she gives, but low and behold, she is off to the club with her friend and parties the night away.

When the masses heard that fashion’s hot spot, Grandeur, was about to “lock shop” and move, there was hushed excitement as to where the new location would be, and what they will offer at the much-improved location. Opened for just under a year and already business has caused for a location change and increase in stock, the proprietors of Grandeur must be pleased with where business is going at this crucial economical time.

It was in March of this year that they first opened doors and exposed Jamaicans to great shopping deals and like consumer affairs capped their prices at no more than JMD$4,000 on any particular item. It was this ‘madness’ that got the attention of many of Kingston’s socialites and party goers to find just what was going on at the new store. With no strings attached and no flattery, these prices have been maintained since the start of business which could have been seen as a marketing ploy to trap buyers. However, trapping buyers they have done, but never increased their prices.