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There’s now a new official video for one of Vybz Kartel‘s recent hit single “Ghetto Life” produced by UIM Records.
The song was released back in March, and even if Kartel is not in the clip because still incarcerated, the video is quickly going viral.
Vybz Kartel‘s over a year absence from the scene didn’t affect his popularity “inna dancehall” or the devotion his fans still have for their artist and there’s always a lot of talking and writing about him and what he created, with all the talents he discovered and launched, like Popcaan and Tommy Lee Sparta, currently blowing up.
A lot of buzz is also generated every time a new Vybz Kartel’s song get released since his incarceration. The rumors about him recording inna jail are still circulating without a break.
Adidjaheim Records released already an official statement dismissing those rumors few months ago, if you missed it check it out, clicking on the red link.
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VYBZ KARTEL
“GHETTO LIFE” U.I.M RECORDS OFFICIAL AUDIO
Some of the reasons why people insists with the rumors are the very latest singles that came out in the past weeks like
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– Vybz Kartel and Gaza Slim’s Reparation new single [banned in Jamaica] released in 2012 during the police’s move to clamp down on the lottery scam in Jamaica…the song speaks clearly of that issue.
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– Vybz Kartel’s Daddy Devil, just released in September 2012, seems to be an extension of Tommy Lee’s Uncle Demon released just before.
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– Vybz Kartel featuring Tommy Lee – Betray Di Gaza Boss released in September 2012 – speaks of being betrayed by one of his followers and some people refers that to the recent solo career of former members of the camp.
To shout down the rumors once and for all about Vybz Kartel recording material in jail was Jamaica’s prison Boss himself, Lieutenant Colonel Sean Prendergast, that also re-marked again the Teacha is not legally allowed to record songs while in custody and waiting trial on his alleged charges.
Mr. Prendergast is the commissioner of corrections and chief executive officer of the Department of Correctional Services (DCS), and he was quoted saying:
“It would have been a serious breach to allow it to happen without my knowledge. Put it this way, I wouldn’t have authorized it,”
said Prendergast.
“As far as I know, he has not been allowed to record music while he is at Horizon (Adult Remand Centre). His producers were denying it was done on the inside. They said it was recorded after his first brush with the law,”
added Prendergast.
[you can read some implicit props into this: Vybz Kartel is always up to the minute even for the official sources. Daaamn!].
Prendergast added that any request seeking for the artist to record songs from behind bars would be denied.
Kartel has been in custody since October 1 last year when he and four other persons were arrested initially for possession of ganja…
Since his arrest, the release of new songs such as “Back to Life”, in which he speaks of life behind bars and mentions missing his Benz car which he bought only months before going to prison, have sparkled speculations that theWorld Boss is getting special privileges behind bars.
Listen to Vybz Kartel’s Song “Ghetto Life”
It was until the official Adijahiem Records statement that the rumors were dismissed for a minute with the latest producers of the song “Back To Life”, saying everything was previous recording material from 2011.
One of the producers, Elvis Redwood, was adamant that no special recording privileges were being given to Kartel.
“The Busta Rhymes collaboration with Vybz Kartel was recorded in 2010 by Don Corleon. It was a live recording on Ustream, so they can check that. When artists record songs, they have to choose the right time to release them and Vybz Kartel has a lot of unreleased songs,”
said Redwood at the time.
“Back To Life was recorded in 2010 under the title We Wah Guh Home, but it was never released. We changed the name, fix up some little things, and just call it Back To Life. It’s a prison song about his experience in jail, it was just another jail song.”
“He has a lot of jail songs but because of the current situation, people are making assumptions … but we just want to make it clear that Vybz Kartel has not recorded any material since his incarceration,” Redwood told time ago in an interview with Jamaican Star.