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JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN May 29 JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN BY RICHIE B, HOST – “MELLOW DAYBREAK” ON MELLO FM MAY 29 – JUNE 4, 2015 TOP 25 DANCE HALL SINGLES TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL 01 1 17 Jealous Ova – Dexta Daps – Daseca Productions (2wks@#1) NM 02 2 12 I Ain’t Going Back Broke – Mavado feat. Future & Ace Hood – We The Best Music NM 03 4 15 Mi Nuh Trust People – Vybz Karetl – Chimney Records U-1 04 3 18 Way Up Stay Up – Chi Ching Ching feat. Beenie Man & Popcaan – Chimney Records (2wks@#1) D-1 05 5 13 Hurt By Friends – I-Octane – Troyton Music NM 06 6 11 Free Up – Tarrus Riley & Zagga – Chimney Records NM 07 10 9 What If – Busy Signal – Turf Music U-3 08 9 9 New Jordans – Vybz Kartel & Rvssian – Head Concussion U-1 09 7 20 Credit Alone Done (Yuh Back fi a Bend) – Vybz Kartel – Fresh Ear Productions (2wks@#1) D-2 10 8 17 Dem Nuh Bad Like Me – Gully Bop – Claims Records (1wk@#1) D-2 11 11 11 7eleven – Dexter Daps – Troyton Music (3wks@#1) NM 12 15 5 Turn Wid Yuh Liquor – Desperado feat. Tarnado – Slam Records U-3 13 14 6 Only Jah Know – Popcaan – Notnice Records U-1 14 12 21 Puppy Tail – Demarco – Dunwell Productions (2wks@#1) D-2 15 17 5 I’m A Big Deal – Christopher Martin – VP Records U-2 16 18 6 It Was All A Dream – Khago – Code 91 Records U-2 17 13 14 Shake – Konshens – Head Concussion (pp#11) D-4 18 16 19 Shmoney Dance – Elephant Man – LMR Pro Prodections (pp#5) D-2 19 19 28 Kreech Dance – Bling Dawg & Kreecha – Star Struck Records (pp#2) NM 20 23 2 Up Like 7 – Mavado – Yellow Moon Records U-3 21 20 27 Wul Di Claffy Dem – Alkaline – Yellow Moon Records (2wks@#1) D-1 22 22 22 Box Lunch – Vybz Kartel – Yellow Moon Records (pp#2) NM 23 - New Text Message – Busy Signal – Turf Music 24 21 26 Cya Do It – Vannessa Bling (Gaza Slim) feat. I-Octane – DJ Frass Records (pp#3) D-3 25 24 23 Body Specialist – Gully Bop aka Country Man – Friends for Real Productions (4wks@#1) D-1 TOP 25 REGGAE SINGLES TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL 01 1 21 Front Door – Tom Laing – Top Tier Records (2wks@#1) NM 02 2 15 Nah Complain – Kafinal feat. U-Roy – Sing N At Entertainment NM 03 4 15 Round Of Applause – Ky-Enie – Globalistic Music U-1 04 5 13 Morning Love – Dexta Daps – Daseca Productions U-1 05 3 18 Rude Boy – Rootz Revealerz – Roots Revealerz Music (2wks@#1) D-2 06 6 20 Styling – Protoje – Ovastand Entertainment (pp#2) NM 07 8 11 Poser – Alborosie – Shengen Entertainment/Oufah Music U-1 08 9 10 Paparazzi – Beres Hammond – Heavy Beat Records U-1 09 11 9 Well Done – Kabaka Pyramid – Ghetto Youths International U-2 10 10 12 Weh You Did Deh – Alkaline – CR203 NM 11 7 16 Habibi (I Need Your Love) – Shaggy, Mohombi, Faydee, Costi – Doctor Music (3wks@#1) D-4 12 12 11 Kingston Town – Toian – VP Records NM 13 15 6 Girlfriend Yard A Dweet – Guidance – Phree Music Entertainment U-2 14 14 7 Thinking Out Loud – Ifidel Williams – B E Entertainment NM 15 13 20 Tenement Yard (News Carrying Dread) – Inner Circle feat. Chronixx & Jacob Miller – Circle House (2wks@#1 D-2 16 17 6 Foreign Nuh Easy – Brimstone – Wave Storm Entertainment U-1 17 18 5 Champion – Dmedz – Epp Jam Records U-1 18 16 18 Oh Jah Jah – Eddie Murphy – VPAL Music/VP Records (pp#6) D-2 19 19 14 Dat Nah Go Work – Ikaya/Shuga – Penthouse Records (pp#11) NM 20 23 2 Child Abuse – Jimmy Cliff – Observer Records U-3 21 20 23 Shotta – No-Maddz – Taxi Records (2wks@#1) D-1 22 24 2 Tables Turning – Rappa Robert – Rootstime Records U-2 23 21 25 Ugly Girl – Ikaya – VP Records (1wk@#1) D-2 24 - New Sudden Flight – Protoje feat. Jessie Royal & Sevana – Overstand Entertainment 25 22 25 Steppin Razor – Christopher Martin – Frankie Music (1wk@#1) D-3 TOP TEN ALBUMS/CD CHART TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL 01 1 9 Ancient Future – Protoje – Ovastand Entertainment (2wks@#1) NM 02 3 10 Dubrising – Sly & Robbie – Tabou 1 U-1 03 4 6 Crucial Cuts – Mystic Revealers – VP Records U-1 04 2 12 Dripping Blood – Carlene Davis – Glory Music (1wk@#1) D-2 05 6 5 Alborosie & King Jammy – Alborosie & King Jammy’s – VP Records U-1 06 7 4 Strictly Roots – Morgan Heritage – CTBC Music Group U-1 07 5 14 Guilty – Tanya Stephens – Sanctum/VPal (2wks@#1) D-2 08 9 2 Stepping Razor – Christopher Martin – VP Records U-1 09 10 2 Country Man – Esco Levi – Penthouse Records U-1 10 8 16 Producers Choice Vol. 8 – Various Artistes – Tads Records (2wks@#1) D-2 _____________________NOTES_____________________________________ NUMBERS IN BRACKET INDICATE THE NUMBER OF WEEKS AT THE NO. 1 SPOT. KEY: U – UPWARD, D – DOWN, NM – NON-MOVER TW – THIS WEEK, LW – LAST WEEK, WC WEEKS ON CHART, PP IN BRACKET – PEAK POSITION, RE – RE-ENTRY SOURCES: SOUND SYSTEMS, RECORD SHOPS, NIGHT CLUBS & RADIO PLAY ALL SOUND SYSTEMS, SELECTORS, RECORD SHOPS, NIGHT CLUBS & RADIO DJS WHO WISH TO ASSIST US AS WE COMPILE OUR WEEKLY CHARTS, PLEASE FURNISH US WITH ONLY CURRENT TELEPHONE NUMBERS. .
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