Celebrate life and its essence in all its glory with the musical confluence of Reggae and Dancehall in artist Mr. Vegas’s newly released song, ‘Te Amo (Remix)’. (GuruObserver Editorial):- ...
SOUTH FLORIDA – As a different landscape of summer is upon us, the world needs an upbeat anthem to make you dance, chase away the blues, and even if just for 3 minutes and 58 seconds, takes you ...
International reggae artiste Mr Vegas is looking forward to the release of his latest album, ‘Ism’, on all digital music platforms on July 27. The album is grounded in the foundations
New York, NY — Mr. Vegas has made a name for himself within the dancehall and reggae genres and with the release of his new album Ism is showing the world the evolution of his artistry. He ...
Mr Vegas is a new man. He is fully ‘woke’ – a slang byword for social awareness – and on the verge of a new state of black consciousness. He sees himself as a catalyst, ...
Is he a Christian or not?’ That’s the question many Jamaicans have been asking over the past few months about entertainer Mr Vegas. The artiste last year revealed that he had given ...
Mr. Vegas is back with another hit so you know what that means…it’s time to dance! This latest track from the dance music superstar, titled “Wakanda Jam,” features his signature blend of reggae ...
Dancehall star Mr. Vegas’ has brought a very large dose of Jamaican spice into his “Black Panther” movie-inspired single “Wakanda Jam.” Radio and club disc ...
Mr. Vegas has received an award at the prestigious Harvard University. The dancehall deejay hanged up his mic last year to become a gospel artist but he is still being recognized for his ...
Internationally acclaimed recording artiste Mr Vegas continues to dominate on the music scene by displaying his versatility on his recently released singles Greatest Of All Time (G.O.A.T) and ...
Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to LinkedInShare to WhatsAppShare to MessengerShare to EmailShare to TelegramShare to More Dancehall artist Mr. Vegas has launched a GoFundMe page for ...
They are worried about their taxes, but are not worried about the expensive cars and jewels they buy.
If rappers want to make their political decisions based off self interests, how about not endorsing the guy who let a pandemic ravage the country so much that most musical artists can’t hold concerts and generate income?
