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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Vybz Kartel just confirmed he is a hypocrite!
I mean if is so you run, is so you run. but don't go dissing Lisa Hype and anyone else who has oral sex when you getting it yourself....According to Ed Lover...come On Son!!! GTFOH with that ish....
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Black Ryno leaves Portmore Empire
According to Jamaica Observer online:Deejay Black Rhyno, yesterday confirmed reports that he has severed ties with the Vybz Kartel-led Portmore Empire.
"I just want to make it known that I am no longer a member of the Empire," Rhyno told the Observer during a telephone interview.
The deejay, whose real name is Romane Anderson, is most known for his track Bike Back on Russian's Strip Club Riddim, and is said to be one of the Empire's biggest money makers, outside of the self-proclaimed Gaza president, Kartel.
However, Rhyno has dismissed reports that his split with the Empire has anything to do with money.
"I know it has been said that there has been some money issues with me and the Empire, but I want to state clearly that it has absolutely nothing to do with money," the deejay said.
On Monday, the Gaza machinery, in reacting to reports that both Black Rhyno and the Empire's other rising star Jahvinci had left the crew, denied that anything was amiss.
According to a spokesman, Rhyno and Jahvinci were happy with their arrangements. "They are happy, their parents are happy and those around them are also happy, and they say the funds are rolling in as required," the spokesman said.
When contacted, Vybz Kar tel's publicist said a statement would be released soon.Source
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Gaza Slim is newest Portmore Empire Member

The singer has already recorded three songs since joining with the Empire late last week. She has a solo song called Mean Man, ahard-hitting collaboration called Bedroom Bathroom with Sheba, and a highly touted combination with Vybz Kartel himself called 'When You Touch Me'.
Born Vawnessa Faddler, the 18 year-old grew up in the Lawrence Tavern community in St. Andrew. She attended Oberlin High where she concentrated on business-oriented subjects before graduating in 2008. While growing up, she attended the Grant Hill Pentecostal church in Lawrence Tavern where she participated in the church choir. She was also active in the high school choir, and once she left high school, she decided that she wanted to be a professional singer.
Interestingly, she recorded her first song, Only God Knows with the controversial comedic tag team of Twins of Twins two years ago. And now that she has joined the hottest crew in dancehall today, the Portmore Empire, her stocks are on the rise.
Asked how her parents felt about her joining the Empire, she responded:
"Well, they're proud of me, they feel I have the potential to make it."
She doesn't seem ruffled by the controversies that have rocked the Empire in recent weeks.
"I am here to do my thing to the best of my ability and to hopefully learn and improve and become a better singer," she said.
Asked what she could bring to the Portmore Empire, she laughed and remarked:
"Well, I can write my own songs and I have my own unique flavour, the world will soon see that."
Vybz Kartel christened her Gaza Slim because of her thin waist line, and petite bone structure.
"I like the name very much. The first time I heard it, I laughed, then it just kind of grew on me...I always smile when I hear it called."
Monday, January 11, 2010
Lisa Hyper's exclusive interview with Onstage!
I must say I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. She was softspoken, but I can see she is a strong girl. He asked her if she was not "perturbed" by the photos. she said "I'm not embarrassed. Anything you do in life you supposed to prepare to pay the consequence for it." He asked her about her readiness to face any musical challenge. I loved her response: "I've been released from the best but I learned from the best."
She also spoke about her family and her relationship with her parents, as well as her hopes for the future. I think some people who watch this will be pleasantly suprised.