Sound of Joy in Harlem festival

Folk songs of Jamaica were featured at the Harlem book festival in July. It is surprising to note how many people know and love Jamaican folk songs.....and guess which one is the favorite? ...Day O Day O, day da light an me waan go home .

Jamaica Folk Music in London

So SING AND PLAY THE JAMAICAN WAY  is included in the BEST OF BRAND JAMAICA SHOWCASE. The products will be exhibited at fairs in Brixton, Birmingham and London in celebration of Jamaica's 50th anniversary and to coincide with the London Olympics 2012

Sound of Joy

So here we are at the beginning of a new year. We ended the year with a big bang doing cocktail functions, awards luncheons, charity functions,Christmas dinners, and weddings. Our latest project Sing De Bible has done very well. We shared it with church groups and had it broadcast through 2 radio stations across 29 channels with a 2 hour feature. we hope to be starting another project soon so stay tuned !

Sing De Bible - We are registered

So we made our official presentation, and Sing De Bible is now registered with the National Library of Jamaica !! Moving on up

Mento in worship -Sound of Joy

Jamaicans enjoy native rhythms in worship as they sing "Ask and it will be given, search and you shall find. Knock and the door will be open.............". The new way of singing the bible is gradually catching on as worship takes on new meaning.

There are so many beautiful music forms in Jamaica

Rhythm in worship- Sound of Joy

Now you can worship to the rhythms of the drums and the native Jamaican styles. People can now sing their favorite Bible passages in catchy rhythms which cause you to remember the lyrics. Sing De Bible makes it available to all who enjoy mento, bruckins' nyabingi, reggae, ska their favorite rhythms to their favorite words.

Carribbean Day at the World Council of Churches expo

World Council of Churches recently held their convention at the University of the West Indies in Jamaica. We had products on dispaly and available for purchse, at the expo that followed . We played the Cd's Sing and Play the Jamaican way, and Sing De Bible. They danced around and sang along. many of them bought copies for themselves and their friends. most of the compliments came from the Africans and the South Americans