Deejay Busy Signal is denying claims made by an upcoming artiste that sections of the song Tic Toc were taken from one of his songs.
Smokie Benz, whose real name is Lambert Hamilton, had told THE STAR in an interview that some of the content for the song were taken from the song Tick By Clock that he previously recorded.
When THE STAR spoke to Busy Signal following the accusation, he denied taking material from anyone’s song. The deejay denied any claims of piracy. “I don’t know who or what that is (in reference to Smokie Benz). All of my songs are completely original,” he told The STAR on Wednesday.
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Save the few stellar hit singles, Busy Signal’s sophomore album isn’t ‘loaded’ with much else.
The just-released Loaded is a follow-up to the artiste’s strong 2006 debut showing Stepout, which features the breakout single of the same name.
This time, the artiste - born Reanno Gordon - seems less hungry for greatness, but proves on many levels that he’s matured enough to make an album that at times offers gainful insight into the cultural ‘phenom’ that is life in the garrison.
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Two years after his smash debut album ‘Step Out’, Busy Signal is ready to get ‘Loaded’ with the release of his second album.
Scheduled for release on September 9, Busy’s new CD, Loaded will show a more mature and creative side of the artiste.
“There will be a whole heap of new songs, something unexpected, I try to bring some creativity to di people, something different from the regular,” Busy told THE STAR.
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Margaritaville Montego Bay seemed unusually crowded last Thursday, but this was to be expected as not only was it ladies night, but it was also a holiday weekend and one of dancehall’s most popular deejay’s was to make an appearance.
Before 11 o’clock patrons started to open the dance floor as DJ Sunshine played a slew of hits that had people dancing up a storm.
At 2:30 a.m., it was announced that Busy Signal would be taking the stage in about another hour, but patrons were not bothered by this revelation as DJ Nicco was at the turntables playing music that had them dancing like people who were truly celebrating the coming of the long and well-deserved holiday.
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Friday, November 14, 2008
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