Madd Flava presents Flavalicous meets Mr Fete Mas Band Atlanta Carnival
Madd Flava presents Flavalicous meets Mr Fete Mas Band Atlanta Carnival a beautiful contradiction of Polarizing Tropical Colors, Exotic Eye Candy and ah Vybz that cyah done! Trust… people know how Kevin, “Mr. Madd Flava” himself and his family get down. If you are still debating on which mas band to play with, stop cutting style, stop “loafting”, stop “py-assing” and link our family over @ Madd Flava. http://maddflava.com/
Below is a picture of the costumes which consist of the Blue Curacao, Key Lime Splash, and the Pink Passion costumes.
Madd Flava Presents Flavalicous Meets Mr Fete Mas Band Atlanta Carnival
To see the more details of the costumes and pricing information be sure to visit http://maddflava.com/or by calling
DJ Madd Flava 678.314.04.91
Krista 770.330.3872
Wendy 404.234.4940
DJ Choice One MD has assembled a cast of DJ’s sure to set off Carnival in Atlanta proper with the event called Deuces Wild Carnival Edition. The event is being held at Club Pices in Stone Mountain Georgia and features DJ Poppy Pops, DJ Majestic, DJ Golden Goose, One Drop Sounds, DJ Karl, Big Kat Sounds and DJ Choice One himself. There will be even a fashion segment showcasing some of our pieces.
St Thomas 60th Carnival Celebration Pictures Part 1
St Thomas 60th Carnival Celebration culminated this past weekend, and all we can say is that it was nice. The parade didn’t end until 9:00 pm that night and showcased costumes, presentation, and mas that left many saying Carnival was good this year. Below is part one in a series of imagery highlighting some of the 60 troupes that took part in this year’s celebration.
Photography by Your Style Art Photography for Passport by Cutlass & Cane Clothing 832.797.0498
Photography by Two Step Video for Passport by Cutlass & Cane Clothing 678.663.4494
StThomas 60th Carnival Celebration Pictures Part 1
Costume Design and Production: Simone Edwards Photographer: Simone Edwards Model: Renata Christian MUA: Renata Christian
You can register for Real Mas Carnival Troupe here
Be sure to visit Real Mas Carnival troupe for more info and photos. http://www.realmas.com/
Real Mas Carnival Trouple St Thomas 60th Carnival Celebration via Nicolecprince.com
Daddy Jones And The Crew featuring Jamal “Trolly” St. Thomas Carnival 2012
St. Thomas USVI or Rock City’s 60th carnival celebration is about to go into over drive. Daddy Jones And The Crew featuring Jamal with “Trolly” is definitely setting the pace. We think this is a serious road march contender. Love that they incorporated pan in this one. Good show fellas.
St Thomas 60th Carnival Celebration is about to be in full swing and from all indication it is going to be mas. Below is the 60th Carnival schedule of events.
For more info on St. Thomas USVI 60th Carnival celebration please visit
The first annual Caribbean Vybez Bacchanal in Dubai was held this past November 2o11. The Krunkmaster himself DJ Slik sent us this footage further illustrating that “Bacchanalist” are all over. The music was provided by the Krunkmaster DJ Slik, DJ Dany Neville, DJ Sir Tazin and many more. The event was held at the Jebel Ali Golf Resort on November 18t, 2k11. Plans are already in the works for 2012′s Bacchanal In Dubai.
The 9 Mile Music Festival began as a labor of love, Pioneered by, Cedella Marley Booker. Over the years the festival has had other names including “The Caribbean Music Festival” finally evolving into what is known as the 9 Mile Music Festival today. This reggae music event is more than just your average “concert”, it has a commitment to doing good and spreading love. The 9 Mile Music Festival is responsible for collecting over two (2) million canned goods over its 18 year span, in an effort to continuously give back to its community. Four canned goods are required for entry, along with a purchased admission; the canned goods collected are then distributed to shelters in Miami & Jamaica.
The artist line up includes Stephen Marley, Damian Marley, Julian Marley, Ritchie Spice, Burning Spear, Capleton, Cocoa Tea, Tarrus Riley, Collie Budz, Wale, Kevins, and Kehv.
Antigua Native Confirmed as United States Federal Judge in Brooklyn
Antiguan-born Margo Kitsy Brodie was confirmed on Monday as a Federal District Court Judge in Brooklyn, making her the first Afro-Caribbean-born jurist to sit in a US District Court.
Judge Brodie was confirmed by an 86 to 2 vote in the Senate, after being nominated by the White House in June.
“With Margo Brodie’s confirmation, we are making history,” Schumer said following the vote. “Ms Brodie’s career and achievements embody everything this court strives to uphold, and I am honoured that she has been confirmed as its newest member.”
Senatte Judiicary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy had called Brodie a “highly-qualified, consensus nominee” to the bench.
Brodie, a 12-year federal prosecutor, is a former Assistant US Attorney. She was recommended for the post by Schumer.
She received her bachelor’s degree from St Francis College in Brooklyn and her JD from the University of Pennsylvania.
Brodie gained American citizenship in 1996.
Antigua Native Confirmed as United States Federal Judge in Brooklyn courtesy of Caribjournal.com
Grenada Celebrates 38 Years Of Independence today February 7, 2012. Grenada’s Independence from Great Britain was granted in 1974 under the leadership of the then Premier, Sir Eric Matthew Gairy, who became the first Prime Minister of Grenada.
Grenada which is known as the Spice Island, is the world’s second largest producer of nutmeg. Indonesia is number one.
PROFILE
Geography
Area: 344 sq. km. (133 sq. mi.); about twice the size of Washington, DC.
Cities: Capital–St. George’s (est. pop. 33,734).
Terrain: Three volcanic islands (Grenada and the smaller islands of Carriacou and Petit Martinique) with a mountainous rainforest on the largest island of Grenada.
Climate: Tropical.
People
Nationality: Noun and adjective–Grenadian(s).
Population (2009): 103,930.
Annual population growth rate (2009): 0.4%.
Ethnic groups: African descent (89%), some South Asians (East Indians) and Europeans, trace Arawak/Carib Indian.
Religions: Roman Catholic, various Protestant denominations, Islam, Rastafarianism.
Languages: English (official).
Education: Years compulsory–10 grades or age 16. Literacy–96% of adult population.
Health (2008): Infant mortality rate–13/1,000. Life expectancy–men 74 years; women 77 years.
Work force (2008): 47,581.
Unemployment (2008): 24.9%.
Government
Type: Parliamentary democracy; independent sovereign state within the Commonwealth.
Independence: February 7, 1974.
Constitution: December 19, 1975.
Branches: Executive–governor general (representing Queen Elizabeth II, head of state), prime minister (head of government), cabinet. Legislative–bicameral parliament. Judicial–magistrates’ courts, Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (high court and court of appeals), final appeal to Privy Council in London.
Subdivisions: Six parishes and two dependencies (Carriacou and Petit Martinique).
Major political parties: National Democratic Congress (NDC), majority; New National Party (NNP); Grenada United Labor Party (GULP).
Suffrage: Universal at 18.
Economy
GDP (2009, current dollars): $626.6 million.
GDP growth rate (2009): -6.8%.
Per capita GDP (2009, current dollars): $6,028.
Inflation (2009): -2.4%.
Agriculture: Nutmeg, cocoa, bananas, other fruits, vegetables, mace, and fish.
Services: Tourism and education.
Construction: Housing development and tourism renovations.
Trade (2009): Exports–$29 million (merchandise) and $139 million (commercial services). Major markets–Dominica (16.4%), United States (16.3%), European Union (16.1%), Saint Lucia (11.2%), and Barbados (9.2%). Imports–$282 million (merchandise) and $86 million (commercial services). Major suppliers–United States (30.9%), Trinidad and Tobago (24.9%), European Union (10.7%), Venezuela (7%), and Japan (3.6%).
Official exchange rate: EC$2.70 = U.S. $1.
Total debt outstanding and disbursed (2009): $519 million.
PEOPLE
About 89% of Grenada’s population is of African descent. An additional 8.2% are of mixed East Indian, African, and/or Caucasian ancestry, reflecting Grenada’s history of African slaves, East Indian indentured servants, and European settlers. An additional 2% of the population considers itself East Indian, which includes some descendents of the indentured servants brought to Grenada from 1857 to the 1890s, as well as immigrants arriving from Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, and Indians since the 1970s. A small community (less than 1% of the population) of the descendants of early European settlers resides in Grenada. About 60% of Grenada’s population is under the age of 25. English is the official language; few people still speak French patois, though there has been a recent resurgence of interest in re-learning the language. A wide range of Christian denominations are present in Grenada, as well as growing number of other religions.
Antiguan-born Margo Kitsy Brodie was confirmed on Monday as a Federal District Court Judge in Brooklyn, making her the first Afro-Caribbean-born jurist to sit in a US District Court.
