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Last update: 9 hours agoBZR WKND: Cardi B has cancelled her October 18 headlining set at Kingston’s National Stadium, leaving fans awaiting details on ticket arrangements and any changes to the festival. Organisers say they are working on an update, while the rapper apologised to Jamaican fans. Dancehall Abroad: Charly Black is in Kenya for a series of concerts, while Demarco praised Kenyan fans and said the country feels like home—another sign of Jamaican music’s strong connection with African audiences. Kingston Nightlife: AfroSzn brought Amapiano, GQOM and other African sounds to Dubwise Café, building a growing local crowd around music beyond the usual party rotation. New Music: D’Angel’s reggae single “Love” has passed 550,000 YouTube views, while Rymey Gad’s “Mix Up” turns recent controversy into an upbeat dancehall track. Jamaican Film: Thriller “Stew Peas” is nominated for six Caribbean Film Awards, including Best Feature Film and Best Actress for Kerry-Ann “Chiney K” Collins, ahead of its regional cinema release later this month. Visual Arts: Seventeen St Elizabeth schools took part in a revived symposium at Lacovia High, introducing students to artistic practice, careers and the role of art in society.
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