Two weeks before he died, Michael Jackson wrapped up work on an elaborate production dubbed the “Dome Project” that could be the final finished video piece overseen by the King of Pop, The Associated Press has learned.
Jackson was apparently preparing to dazzle concert audiences in London with a high-tech show in which 3D images — some inspired by his “Thriller” era — would flash behind him as he performed on stage.
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Japanese apparel brand Masterpiece has deep roots in Reggae music and their product line reflects their cultural ties with this music genre. Colorful and simplistic designs are their style with influences from military and work wear. They have released some new tee shirt designs for the Summer seasons including Neon Lion tee turning their lion graphic into more pop aesthetic, Jamaica Independence tee commemorating independence of Jamaica and Reflector M tee with reflective M printed both on the front and the back, perfect for night cycling or skating. Various colorways are produced and available through authorized select stores.
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With an almost endless array of color options for their BR series, Bell & Ross issued their Commando Collection recently. It may be the first Bell & Ross I consider for purchase. The grey carbon finish on the BR-01-96 and BR-01-07 matches well against a commando swat black attack uniform, as well as just about any other color. Neutral grey is it. You get the usual BR goodness from these models as well – 46mm casing, rubber straps, and a genuinely unique look to bear.
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Awarded Best Male Vocalist and Best Song at the 2008 International Reggae and World Music Awards, Tarrus Riley is the most promising of the second generation of Jamaica roots reggae singers. With an August 4, 2009 release of his much-anticipated third set CONTAGIOUS on Cannon Productions, distributed by VP Records, Tarrus Riley reaffirms that he is one of finest singer/songwriters of his generation, irrespective of musical genre. The son of Jimmy Riley – who has had a long career as a solo artist as well as being a former member of the Uniques and the Techniques. Riley’s songs retain ties to the Jamaican roots tradition while still managing to sound distinctly contemporary. In addition, his strong stage presence gives him crossover appeal and marks him as a coming force on the international reggae scene.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
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