Jamaican Music: DanceHall Reggae Music Videos of Alicia Keys "No One" Song Segment at American Music Awards, 2007
Jamaican Music: DanceHall Reggae Music Videos of Alicia Keys "No One" Song Segment at American Music Awards, 2007
Hi,
Did you see the American Music Awards? Have you seen the Alicia Keys segment where she integrated Jamaican reggae dancehall artistes into her number one "No One" song performance?
I've always loved Alicia Keys after seeing an interview of her done here in Jamaica a couple years back when she came and performed at one of our renowned music festivals... sorry, don't remember which one right now. ;-)
She struck me as a serious professional with a solid background and training in her craft. She writes a lot of her music and talked knowledgeably about real world issues and her concerns and wishes to help make the planet a better place.
NICE girl! My own daughter loves to sing and dance and she has begun to write her own music and out of all the young music stars that are there, the one that I encourage her to study and emulate is Alicia Keys.
Anyhow, if you missed the segment or just want to play it over and over like I do and like my kids were doing last night when they found the YouTube vid, here it is below. ENJOYYYYY! Thanks, kids!
And go deh, Junior Reid, Shaka Demus & Pliers & the gorgon, Beenie Man!
For a straight "No One" Jamaican dancehall reggae music remix and a variety of beautiful Alicia Keys pictures, here's another YouTube "No One" Alicia Keys movie treat. Listen to reggae music version here:
Blessings and talk to you soon again!
Angela.
PS If you'd like new blog post updates, please drop your contact details in the boxes at the top right of this blog and I'll let you know when I've posted new stuff. ;-)
Jamaican Music: DanceHall Reggae Music Videos of Alicia Keys "No One" Song Segment at American Music Awards, 2007
Hi,
Did you see the American Music Awards? Have you seen the Alicia Keys segment where she integrated Jamaican reggae dancehall artistes into her number one "No One" song performance?
I've always loved Alicia Keys after seeing an interview of her done here in Jamaica a couple years back when she came and performed at one of our renowned music festivals... sorry, don't remember which one right now. ;-)
She struck me as a serious professional with a solid background and training in her craft. She writes a lot of her music and talked knowledgeably about real world issues and her concerns and wishes to help make the planet a better place.
NICE girl! My own daughter loves to sing and dance and she has begun to write her own music and out of all the young music stars that are there, the one that I encourage her to study and emulate is Alicia Keys.
Anyhow, if you missed the segment or just want to play it over and over like I do and like my kids were doing last night when they found the YouTube vid, here it is below. ENJOYYYYY! Thanks, kids!
And go deh, Junior Reid, Shaka Demus & Pliers & the gorgon, Beenie Man!
For a straight "No One" Jamaican dancehall reggae music remix and a variety of beautiful Alicia Keys pictures, here's another YouTube "No One" Alicia Keys movie treat. Listen to reggae music version here:
Blessings and talk to you soon again!
Angela.
PS If you'd like new blog post updates, please drop your contact details in the boxes at the top right of this blog and I'll let you know when I've posted new stuff. ;-)
Jamaican Music: DanceHall Reggae Music Videos of Alicia Keys "No One" Song Segment at American Music Awards, 2007
Labels: alicia key movie, alicia key song, alicia keys no on video, dancehall reggae music videos, Jamaican music, listen to reggae music, reggae artists
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posted by Angela Chen Shui, "The Soul Alignment Coach"
@ Saturday, December 01, 2007
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