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Editorial Reviews
Born Gary Palmer in Battersea, St. Ann, Jamaica, Blackice has been singing since the age of three. His Professional career began in the Los Angeles area where he performed in the college, club and concert scenes. The first time he sang in front of an audience in the U.S, people thought that he was a known artist already and established in the music community.
The name "Blackice" came from his brother, who is one of his biggest inspiration. Blackice explodes on stage with Roots, R&B, Hip-Hop, and dancehall tunes. His music and messages command the audience’s attention. He states that, "Music is an in born concept for people to express themselves." Blackice’s strong, melodic voice and deejay style transcend music to another level. His blend of music also electrifies audiences of all races and ages. He has been a constant performer since the age of three, singing for family, friends, school and churches.
Blackice, a rising star in the Reggae and Hip-Hop world, is committed to helping bring Reggae and Hip-Hop to new heights. Using His timeless voice and song writing skills, he is ready to take the musical scene by storm. Reflecting his strong morals and beliefs, Blackice’s lyrics bring a positive, real and conscious message to his listeners. As an international singer/deejay, Blackice will reach a wide variety of listeners with his spiritual and reflective messages, that is universally relevant to all the masses.
Blackice has shared the billing with some of music biggest stars like Wyclef, Born Jamericans, Busta Ryhmes, Mad Lion, Red Rat, Pato Banton, Luciano, Toots, Michael Palmer, Twinkle Brothers, Beenie Man, Buju Banton, Sizzila, Gregory Isaacs and Tanto Metro/Devonte. Blackice comes off strong from the very start to the end. He writes and produces music that is positive and will have the listeners wanting more.
Blackice states that the Almighty Father comes first. He knows his family to be, especially his mother and son, a strong pillar in his life. Blackice’s song, "Enemies" featuring Rootsman, is playing on the radio worldwide and has great reviews from different magazine: such as the Beat and Reggae Nucleus. It’s also on MP3 format.Click under "Enemies" for more information and previews. His album entitled, "Deliver Me" is ready for release and has great hits such as: "Love I JAH" "Deliver me," "Who Jah Bless," "I’m In Love," "Enemies," "Jah Jah Roll Call," "Nubian," "Careless Whisper," "Black Woman," and "Jah live.
Product Description
Fourteen minutes of lyrical voices with impressive mixes playing with an assortment of African drums blended with yard beats, luring a variety of listeners. The rhythm, built by Alywad, E. Mack and G. Palmer, is sort of an entertainment package. Mixed in such a way that recording artists are inspired with relative situation lyrics, buzzing phrases and slangs. While the rhythm itself makes it hard to keep still, encouraging the inventing of new dance moves.
Enemies,Black Ice,The Orchard,Fourteen minutes of lyrical voices with impressive mixes playing with an assortment of African drums blended with yard beats, luring a variety of listeners.,Int'l & World Music,Pop,World Music
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