Saturday, 25 July 2020

BAY-C NEWSLETTER MAY & JUNE 2020 ISSUE

STORIES
Bay-C joins Jamaica Tourist Board campaign
The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) has launched the 'Jus Chill Like a Jamaican' campaign. Designed as a way to show the world the unique style of Jamaicans, the campaign captures several celebrities hanging out in the comforts of their home or neighbourhood. Among the list of brands featured are grammy awarded artiste Shaggy, super model Yendi Phillips, female rapper Pepa (from Salt n Pepa), gold medalist Olympian Shelly-ann Fraser-Pryce, Director of Tourism Donovan Whyte, master-blender Joy Spence and of course Dancehall star Bay-C. Launched in June, the campaign can currently be seen on the JTB Instagram page @visitjamaica.

King Bass face masks now available!







The very sleek and highly fashionable face masks branded with Bay-C signature King Bass logo is now available for purchase. Manufactured in Jamaica and readily shipped worldwide, the face masks come in several colours. Already popular among fans, the face masks sell for 10 USD plus shipping. Order yours here today!

Red Cross partners with international star Bay-C to address COVID-19 stigma

Red Cross launched a music video emphasizing the importance of acting together to help slow and stop the spread of COVID-19, and to support each other to withstand the serious health, social and economic hardships.

International reggae and dancehall star Bay-C lends his musical talent and celebrity status to support the work of the Red Cross as they continue to spread facts to help people keep themselves, their families and their communities safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Speaking at the online premiere launch party, Bay-C said:

“I am grateful to the Red Cross team for giving my team and I this opportunity. As artists, we have a responsibility to use our talents to not only entertain, but inform as well. Out of that vision I have created ListenMi News, a platform designed specifically to communicate memorable messages through music and visuals,” he said.

“Now, as the world continues to face this pandemic, we hope this video can be an added resource for the Red Cross, assisting with the important message of anti-stigma as it relates to COVID-19 across the Caribbean region.”

In the Caribbean the Red Cross National Societies are supporting government ministries of health through many activities like contact tracing, providing psychosocial support, delivering hygiene and food kits to people in quarantine, and spreading correct information about the pandemic. With the COVID-19 pandemic constantly evolving, the message in the video is a timely reminder that facts not fear help us to curb the spread of the disease.

The Jamaican Red Cross began the relationship with Bay-C and his team and they were a driving force in the creation of the music video. Kevin Douglas is the Disaster Management Specialist with the Jamaica Red Cross.

“We are excited about the partnership and we are more than happy to champion this project because it resonates perfectly with the Red Cross principles of humanity and impartiality in addressing the issue of stigma and discrimination, which many people face amidst the COVID-19 pandemic,” Douglas said

Walter Cotte, IFRC Regional Director for the Americas said he is proud of the work of Red Cross in reaching people with public health messages.

“It is incredibly important to recognize the dedication and courage of Red Cross volunteers. We stand with you and we look to expand our support so that you have the resources to reach all those who are impacted by COVID-19 and need your help,” said Mr Cotte.

“Although we are focused on addressing the pandemic, we cannot forget that the Caribbean could still face other disasters, which would be aggravated by isolation and quarantine measures. The Caribbean suffers as a result of climate change and now we are facing a hurricane season that experts say is complicated. Along with our work on COVID-19 we are helping communities be prepared for the 2020 hurricane season. We need to lobby the public and governments the importance of pre-positioning emergency supplies, which is currently complicated by the existing stores being emptied to meet the needs of COVID-19.”

The Listen Mi News feature is just one of many tools that Red Cross National Societies in the Caribbean and around the world use to support communities in stopping the spread of COVID-19, while continuing to create stronger more prepared communities.

View the video here: https://youtu.be/g-pFGfSVaMM

This creation of this video would not be possible without support from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Jamaica Red Cross, UNDP, Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency, United Nations Office of the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid.

NEW MUSIC

Cheating Games

Bay-C x Tifa

Two of Dancehall biggest stars have teamed up to deliver this new provocative track - Cheating Games.

Dancehall legend Bay-C and multi-awarded Dancehall diva Tifa go back and forth on this relationship banter. Very reminiscent of the 1980's smash 'Round Table Talk' by Papa San and Lady G, Cheating Games sees Bay-C and Tifa going at each other over accusations of infidelity and hurt.

 
The track is a part of the Kwarantine Riddim produced by fellow artiste Pascalli and legend Red Rat for their Mogul Beats label.

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Baby You

Bay-C x Mr. Diamond
Bay-C and Jamaican Reggae Dancehall singer Mr. Diamond teamed up with Culture Rock to bring you this brand new song "Baby You". The Dancehall-Afrobeats fusion is guaranteed to deliver that bouncy afro-carribean club vibe!

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Mash Up Da Place

Bay-C

Produced by Dez, Mash Up Da Place is a hybrid of electro and dancehall genres. The signature bass voice of Bay-C perfectly compliments the dark tone of this track. Enjoy!


https://dez.fanlink.to/mashupdaplace

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