Khalilah struck me in a way that all the top female artist struck me when I first discovered them, and fell in love as a fan. When I first met Etana when she was backing RIchie Spice I knew she had the talent to head towards the head of the pack and look at her today. When Queen Ifrica first dropped "Randy" I had to know who the artist was becuase of her strong deliverence of the song and when she first came to America I was one of the first to Interview her which in my opinion helped ctipult her career. Khalilah gives me that same feeling as I felt when I met Ifrica, and Etana.

When I arrived back in Jamaica this past week  I purchased a Gleaner from the paperman at Sangsters in Mobay. To my surprise a full page on one of the artist I was most interested in Iba Mahr. I heard Iba Mahr on Irie FM's hit show "The Buzz". From that interview the artist gave a very good vibe to make us at the Reggae Vibe take notice enough to shine the spotlight on the artist of the future.

When I say Mighty you say Mystic..! Mighty! Mystic! Mighty! Mystic! : Is the triumphant chant that echoes from the crowd as Mighty Mystic walks on stage. With Mic in hand Mystic begins to sing "He who runs away will live to fight another day", the crowd erupts like liquid flame from a volcano. Mighty Mystic has arrived and it was worth the wait. However the story of Mighty Mystic did not begin there, it began some twenty plus years ago in the country side of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. Mighty Mystic was born Kevin Mark Holness to parents Morris and Sonia Holness.

I think Pzed is a very talented rare discovery. As a reggae vocalist, Pzed can be as powerful as Jimmy Cliff, Gregory Issacs or Barrington Levy; and big brother Little Hero's hooks are some of the most energized and memorable of the 20th century.