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LADY DA FLAME Reggae Artist released single "PUSH"

nternational recording artist Lady Da Flame is a powerhouse vocalist who is not afraid to expand creative boundaries. Once again, she boldly proves that her music and talent is more than capable of transcending listening audiences with the inspirational, EDM single "Push." Produced by Rawborn Productions, "Push" forwardly represents Lady Da Flame's tap into the booming EDM market. Recording music that spans more than four music genre, the songstress says, "I believe that EDM music is invigorating and a natural pairing for the uplifting lyrics of 'Push'....further, I am committed to making relatable music with positive messages of perseverance and strength, no matter the style of music." When asked to describe 'Push' with five words, Lady Da Flame rapidly says, "electrifying, motivational, inspiring, endurance, and strength." The entertainer adds, "When listeners hear 'Push'...I want them to feel encouraged and motivated. I want them to endure, keep going and complete their goals in life, regardless of how small or large they are." While "Push" raises the bar for the multitalented Lady Da Flame, there are great expectations for the record. As the song is already spreading like wildfire amongst top DJs and radio personalities, it's clear "Push" is on course for greatness. With Lady Da Flame's phenomenal Gospel song "God Answers Prayers" recently hitting the 10 million streams mark, it's an indicator of infinite possibilities for Lady Da Flame and “Push.” By all means, "Push" is one of Lady Da Flame's most personal releases to date. The singer remembers many times she had to "Push" herself to get through an issue or a situation. A lot of times, she had to give herself a small pep talk. When in a creative space one day, the singer decided to put those thoughts into a song. "Push" was born. 4 4

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"Pushing" Lady Da Flame's EDM journey is the genre's Reggae roots. "You can't go around the fact that EDM spawns from Reggae, which draws me to it even more," says the singer. "Reggae groomed me into always putting forth reality music. It's always been that special place where I can feel free to sing about how I really feel with real issues that are going on."

With "Push" dropping on all DSPs, there are a lot of exciting happenings centered on the release, including upcoming performances in Queens, Bronx and Long Island, New York, as well as Washington, D.C. In addition, an official music video for "Push" is in the works. By Flair Lindsey Acclaim PR acclaimpr@gmail.com 5

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SONGS this month 1- Die With A Smile By LADY GAGA & BRUNO MARS 2- Too Sweet by HOZIER 3- Taste by SABRINA CARPENTER 4- Star Gazing by MYLES SMITH 5- Birds Of Feather by BILLIE EILISH 6- I Can Do It With A Broken Heart... by TAYLOR SWIFT 7- The Door by TEDDY SWIMS 8- Please Please Please by SABRINA CARPENTER 9- Dancing In The Flames by THE WEEKEND 10- Hot To Go by TATE MCRAE

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MAOLI Hawaii & Polynesia’s recording Artist

aoli, referred to as Hawaii and Polynesia’ s No. 1 independent commercial recording artist, has transcended borders with their extraordinary talent, capturing the hearts of music enthusiasts worldwide. The band, which Glenn Awong fronts, was formed in 2007 and has since performed across the U.S., New Zealand, Australia, and the South Pacific. Over the years, Maoli's music has matured into a sound and style constantly evolving to reflect and meet the eclectic taste of the group and its loving fans. Maoli has developed its unique sound by fusing the elements of country, R&B, soul, acoustics, rock and roll, and reggae. This "Country Reggae" has been labeled as heartfelt, uplifting, feel-good music with an impressive reach, enabling the group to sell out the largest venues in Hawai'i. Continued on page 10

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Continued from page 9 In 2020, Maoli won Group of the Year and Album of the Year for their record Sense Of Purpose at iHeart’s Island Awards, followed by Album of the Year and Song of the Year in 2021. In 2023, the band embarked on their Maoli Music Overload (MMO) tour, selling more than 45,000 tickets across four cities in Hawaii, in addition to selling 11,500 tickets on the MMO US tour plus several Festival appearances including Cali Roots and Holo Holo Fest Sacramento. Catch Maoli in a city near you. They will travel across 26 states including Canada, expanding their Maoli Music Overload II EP.

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JIMMY CARTER US 39th President died at 100

rom Peanut Farmer in Georgia to President of the United States to Nobel Peace Prize winner, Jimmy Carter truly embodied the spirit of the American Dream. He was born James Earl Carter Jr. on October 1st, 1924 in Plains, Georgia. His mother was a Registered Nurse at a Sanitarium and his father was a General Store owner and peanut farmer. Because of his mother’s job he actually holds the distinction as being the first U.S. president who was birthed in a hospital. Even though his early life and upbringing was simple and southern, he developed a strong sense of social justice as a youth and aspired to become a politician in order to implement change. His goals were realized in 1963 when he was elected to the Georgia State Senate and then in 1971 when he was elected Governor of Georgia, and he became famous for being the first Georgia / Southern Governor to speak out against racial injustice and discrimination.

Unfortunately this “fame” did not extend beyond the borders of Georgia and when he decided to run for President in 1974, he quickly became known as “Jimmy Who?” by his opponents and the media outlets. This wasn’t a slight, it was just a fact, that as a Peanut farm and local Georgia politician, he was relatively unknown to the rest of the world. But he formed a large Grass Roots campaign and would talk to any and every one about himself and his campaign. Instead of big gala dinner events, he would be found campaigning on street corners and local radio stations all around the country. And his friends and family formed the “Peanut Brigade” and travelled to small towns nationwide to spread the word of who Jimmy Carter really is and the values he represented. During the campaign, Carter told audiences, "I'll never tell a lie. I'll never make a misleading statement. I'll never betray the trust of those who have confidence in me, and I will never avoid a controversial issue." With the country

recovering from the scandals of Watergate and government mistrust over the United States’ involvement in the Vietnam War, a “Honest, Dependable, Hard-working peanut farmer was exactly what America wanted in lieu of career politicians. When Carter took office, the country was in a severe economic recession, and there was a major energy shortage. This led to a lot of discontent even though it was something he had inherited it still scarred his presidential record. Something else that marred his term was the Iran Hostage Crisis where the Embassy in Iran was captured and held hostage by Iranian militants. The crisis lasted for two years until Ronald Reagan took office the next term. The shining spots on Carter’s history were his efforts for peace. He was the champion of the Camp David Accords, where Israel and Egypt’s leaders met at Camp David and brokered a peace agreement.

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He also worked on efforts to regulate and limit Nuclear weapons and he gave control of the Panama Canal back to Panama. This push for global peace and prosperity is something that later defined Jimmy Carter long after his Presidency ended. Immediately after his term ended, he and his wife formed the Carter Center a foundation that he worked hands on with and actively supported Habitat for Humanity and education and Disease Eradication efforts globally in the world’s poorest regions. Peace was the primary goal of President Jimmy Carter for his entire life and he was quoted, “War may sometimes be a necessary evil, but no matter how necessary, it is always evil, never a good. We will not learn how to live together in peace by killing each other's children.” And even after he no longer had political authority he travelled to meet with many world leaders that were considered “Persona non grata” and were not considered by the U.S. government because of their histories. Examples of this are meetings he held to talk about peace with the leaders of North Korea, Nicaragua, and Cuba. He received much criticism for having contact with military despots like these, however, he firmly believed that peace could be negotiated with words and not threats and he never

gave up on that ideology. In 2002 Carter won the Nobel Peace Prize, something that was much deserved and should have probably been granted at the time he brokered Peace between Israel and Egypt. But at least his lifelong efforts did not go unnoticed. Many Presidents and politicians over the years have equally criticized Jimmy Carter for being too soft and even naïve in his efforts, and praised him for his undying commitment to Peace and salvation for all. His efforts for Habitat for Humanity in particular were something that became his most recognizable public action. He was often seen personally, with a hard hat and hammer in hand at Habitat sites all over the world, whenever he had spare time. President Jimmy Carter was a simple man with a grand plan of seeing a truly peaceful Earth. His efforts will live on forever in the hearts of the people he saved and helped and the countless others that will be helped in the future through his organizations. Jimmy Carter, the longest lived American President, died on December 29th, 2024 at the age of 100. President Carter, you lived an amazing life, full of grace and integrity and your heart was bigger than anything, you will forever be remembered fondly and missed dearly. May you rest eternally in peace. By Michael Devine

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DAYLE HADDON Supermodel / Actress died at 76

ayle Haddon was born May 26th, 1948, in Montreal, Canada. She was one of the top Supermodels in the world in the 70’s, and 80’s and became the face of anti-aging cosmetics in the 90’s and 2000’s. She started modelling as a child as a way to pay for Ballet Classes. At the age of 13, she was accepted as a member of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, the famous Canadian ballet troupe. And in 1966 her modelling career really took off as she earned the title of Miss Montreal. Later in the 1970’s and 1980’s she was the face of Max Factor, Revlon and Estee Lauder cosmetics. 1973 was her year of stardom when she graced the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue in January 1973 and then she was featured in Playboy magazine in April 1973. She was also featured twice as one of the top 10 most beautiful women in the world Harper’s Bazaar. During this 20 year spree she also entered the world of Hollywood, appearing in Disney’s The World's Greatest Athlete, Madame Claude, North Dallas Forty (co-starring with Nick Nolte), Cyborg (c-starring with Jean-Claude Van Damme) and also having a starring role in Spermula (a cult classic “B-movie”). Miss Haddon has a total of twenty-five credits for various TV shows and movies. But like many people in the industry sometimes life gets in the way of a blossoming career. In the late 70’s Dayle took a step back from modelling and then in the 80s took a step back from acting to be there to raise her daughter, Ryan. And then in 1991, after her hus

band was murdered and she ran into financial hardship, Dayle did something that was considered unfathomable at the time. She broke back in to the fashion and modelling industry at the “ancient” age of 38. At the time most “supermodels” were forced into retirement in some way or another by their early 30’s. At the age of 38, it was an uphill battle, but ultimately became a game changer for the entire industry. Haddon was rebuffed at first by all of her old contacts but she persevered and continued to call everyone she knew in the modelling and fashion world to pitch them the idea of using older women that had retained their beauty and youthful appearance to sell “anti-aging” cosmetic products and serums targeting that older demographic. Through her efforts, the anti-aging and “silver fox” cosmetics markets emerged. Her break-in occurred when she landed a contract first with Clairol and shortly after she landed contracts with L’Oréal and Estee Lauder again, and she became the face of their “Boomer” targeted cosmetic lines. For the next 10 years she was the most famous super model in the world over the age of 40. Modeling and acting was not all Dayle Haddon was known for. She was also a champion for girls and women all around the world. She founded the organization WomenOne which provided scholarships and opportunities to oppressed women all over the world, including Kenya, Rwanda and various other places across Africa and the Middle East, where opportunities for women were often not just overlooked, but outright forbidden. The motto for the organization was “Changing the world, one woman at a time.”

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Dayle Haddon died unexpectedly while visiting her daughter’s home due to an unexpected carbon monoxide leak on December 27th, 2024. It was an unfortunate accident, but even in death some good will come from this, because carbon monoxide is serious concern for all families, but the press surrounding this high profile passing is re-igniting the message to keep carbon monoxide detectors installed and with fresh batteries. This trailblazer truly changed the modelling world forever by opening the door for older models and has changed hundreds of lives of younger girls and women around the world by giving them opportunities that they never would have had otherwise. Not only will you be remembered forever for your beauty and acting talent, but for the changes that you have permanently imprinted upon the world. Dayle Haddon, your life was taken by surprise but you will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace. By Michael Devine

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MADI SIMMONS Tribute to a Veteran Reggae Indie Artist

hen I begin working with an artist, they quickly become family. Through weeks of conversations, collaborations, and shared experiences, bonds form that go beyond professional connections. I started working with veteran reggae artist Madi Simmons in 2021, and from the very beginning, I knew he was someone extraordinary. It didn't take long for him to become an essential part of my life. Madi had a way of reaching out almost every day— whether it was to "check in," ask for feedback on a song, or share his thoughts on politics and the state of the world. Those conversations often sparked ideas for his music, as his creativity was deeply intertwined with his observations and reflections. Thankfully, we saw eye-to-eye on most things, so our discussions flowed effortlessly. When Madi shared that he wasn't feeling well, I wasn't prepared for how swiftly cancer would take him away. "Hailing from the United States, Madi Simmons entered the performing scene at the age of 16. He started out playing the drums, songwriting, and singing. Throughout his life, Madi's key musical influences have been Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, John Bonham (Drummer), Bob Marley, and Peter Tosh, and that's just to name a few. There are many other influences that you can hear in his voice.

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Madi has a wide musical range and can send your mind to a nostalgic place......with vibes that remind us of Black Uhuru and a voice that combines Gregory Issac, Peter Tosh, and Dennis Brown into one, Madi Simmons is still pushing out his sweet reggae music. Mainly known for playing drums and having a strong vocal delivery, Madi learned over the years to perfect that one drop among other styles, though, as you will hear, his preference is to use his voice.

He has toured quite a bit in the last 20 years, performing on stages from the Pacific Northwest, California, Hawaii, and the Midwest to the West Coast. Madi has appeared at major events such as Cougar Mountain Fest, Benbow Summer Art Fair, Unity Fest, North Country Fair, and even Reggae On The River as an Emcee and performer. Now, he is sparking interest in Europe and other parts of the world. Continued on page 20

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Madi was also voted best indie artist on two different showcases, Review Indie http://reviewindie.com/2021/05/madi-simmons-isan-award-winning-reggae-singer-songwriter/ and Top Indie Artist 2018 on Shyrick Radio Madi Simmons has a catalog of albums dating back many years including Get You Some 2005, One Love EP 2008, Reggae Against Landmines Volume 1 2011, Reggae Against Landmines Volume 2 2011, Reggae Against Landmines, Vol. 3 EP 2012 My Time Is Now - EP 2012, A Time For Love - EP 2012, Dread & Alive Kindah, Vol. 4 2012 Madi Simmons continues to “speak to you through the music” on current issues that touch his heart." During one of our many heartfelt conversations, Madi once confided in me that he didn't believe he would ever achieve true fame in his lifetime. He speculated that recognition might come only after he was gone. What he didn't realize was just how deeply he had already touched so many lives. In the hours following the announcement of his passing, my phone was flooded with calls and messages from people sharing their grief and recounting their personal stories about Madi. They spoke of his compassion, his willingness to share his own struggles to uplift others, and his daily calls to check in on those who were sick, grieving, or simply in need of encouragement. I had the privilege of spending time with Madi at the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival in 2023 and Reggae On The River in 2024—two festivals where he had performed and served as an MC in previous years. The love and respect he received from everyone he encountered at these events spoke volumes about the kind of person he was. Madi, your presence will be deeply missed. It was a true honor to work alongside you and call you a friend. Until we meet again, rest easy, my brother. By Jen Cheshire Reggaewerx PR LLC reggaewerx@reggaewerx.com 20 20

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RED INK MAGAZINE WELCOME TO ICNA-MAC 4TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, 2003

SIR ROCKWELL

Beloved South Florida Radio Host Honored with Prestigious Media Award

ir Rockwell, the charismatic host of South Florida's favorite morning radio show, has been named Best Media Personality at the Jamaicans.com 25th Anniversary “Best of Jamaica 2024” awards. This recognition celebrates his ongoing impact and influence in the community, further solidifying his legacy as a trusted voice in Caribbean media. Steven A. Warner, popularly known as "Sir Rockwell," is a seasoned South Florida radio personality, DJ, event MC, and planner with nearly three decades of experience building a dedicated following locally and globally. As the only radio host to grace the airwaves of all five Caribbean-formatted stations in South Florida, Sir Rockwell has made an indelible mark on the region's broadcasting scene. His journey began in community radio in Broward County and has since led to awardwinning success, including a tenure at WAVS 1170 AM and as Program Director and morning show host for Jammin 1420 AM, the Palm Beaches' first 24-hour Caribbean station. Currently, Sir Rockwell owns and operates the popular online station RockDaBox.net, home to his groundbreaking morning program, the Wake Up and Live Show. This Caribbean-formatted online program has become the most syndicated of its kind worldwide, broadcast by at least 41 affiliate stations across three continents. With high-profile guests like Tessanne Chin (winner of The Voice season five), Laurie-Ann Chin (Miss Jamaica World) and co-hosts like actor and painter Paul Campbell, the Wake Up and Live Show reaches over 200,000 listeners globally and continues to solidify Sir Rockwell's reputation as a trailblazer in internet radio. Beyond the airwaves, Sir Rockwell is also the founder of RDB Events, where he has earned acclaim as a premier Caribbean wedding DJ, MC, and event planner. With over 2,000 weddings to his credit, he has become a trusted name in creating unforgettable celebrations. Sir Rockwell’s legacy in radio and events reflects his commitment to excellence, innovation, and connection within the Caribbean diaspora and beyond. 22 22

It’s an exciting time for Sir Rockwell, who continues to make waves in the radio industry. Along with receiving the prestigious Best Media Personality award, he has expanded his reach through syndication on three new FM radio stations, bringing his popular morning show to an even larger audience along Florida's east coast. The new stations include: • WEXT 102.3 FM, covering Broward County from Oakland Park to Pembroke Pines and extending to Miami Beach. • WWRC/WIDT 99.7 FM, reaching listeners in Central Florida from Zellwood to Clermont, Pine Hills, Disney World, and Winter Garden in Orlando. • WVRO 105.3 FM, broadcasting from Wabasso Beach to Saint Lucie and throughout Vero Beach. • With this expanded coverage, the future looks brighter than ever for Sir Rockwell as he continues to rise to even greater heights in the industry. By Jen Cheshire Reggaewerx PR LLC reggaewerx@reggaewerx.com 4th Annual ICNA-MAC Conference, 2003

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we hope you enjoy our wonderful recipe selection for this month. We are always happy to share with our readers a fun recipe for you to try. Enjoy!

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Enjoy! *Disclaimer: I am not a physician or medical professional. If you have any medical issues or concerns, please always consult your doctor before committing to a challenge. The challenges are intended for introducing small lifestyle changes in a fun and easy format.

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F o r Yo u r P l e a s u r e The desire for a fundamental change in life will awaken in Aries in January, and therefore they will be primarily focused on themselves. You may look reserved or even self-centred in your surroundings, Aries which may encourage your tendency to act selfishly. Therefore, avoid extensive monologues about your (Mar 21 - April 19) own life and try to show interest in the life of your loved ones as well.

In January, the ability of Taurus to listen to others will come to the fore, so they will be very successful in communication, which will go hand in hand with excellent organizational skills. This will give you Taurus confidence, and you will become a favourite among your friends, and even your superiors will notice (April 20 - May 20) your new creative energy. For Gemini, January will be mostly focused on relationships. During this period, you will get into a stereotype, and therefore you will feel the need to revive your relationship. For example, try to Gemini go on a trip with your better half, go to the cinema or have a weekend in wellness, you will see (May 21 - June 21) that your bond will deepen again. January will be a month of personal development for Cancer. You will open up to changes in thinking, and you will be more receptive than ever. This will bring a lot of new people to your life who (June 22 - July 22) will show you the right direction. About your job, you will feel unbalanced, though.

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January prepares a lot of work success for Leo. Your supervisors will notice your high work comLeo mitment and may offer you a business trip abroad. Your ability to argue will make you a profes(July 23 - Aug 22) sional negotiator, which you will use at work and in everyday life situations. You will not stop at anything, and you will be very alert. January will awaken motivation for sports performances in Virgo. As you will have a slight tendency to be overweight after the Christmas holidays, you will set New Year’s resolutions to help you get back (Aug 23 - Sep 22) in shape. Thanks to exercising, you will meet someone in a similar mood, and it can give rise to a new friendship.

Virgo

Libra

In January, Libra will show very strong emotions. You will experience significant mood swings, and it will take you a while to clarify your feelings. It may seem that you do not know what you really want (Sep 23 - Oct 22) to do with your life, and it will bother you, and you will start drowning in it. Scorpios will enter the new year with drive and enthusiasm. January will be the month when you will have a lot of motivation and self-esteem, and nothing will throw you off balance. Your mental stability (Oct 23 - Nov 21) will be the key to success both at work and in your private life. You will face important decisions in a few areas of your life, requiring rational approach and a cool head.

Scorpio

January will bring out to the surface some unsolved situations from the past, and Sagittarians will be Sagittarius forced to open them and solve them so they can move on. You can expect that some of your ex-partners will show up in your life, and you will have to talk through things that haven't been solved between you (Nov 22 - Dec 21) two. Maybe it will evoke some old feelings, so do not let them overtake you.

Capricorns will be absorbed by a Christmas mood at the beginning of this month. You will want to meet up with your whole family and your friends. You will feel happy and fulfilled when sur(Dec 22 - Jan 19) rounded by people and want to give a lot to others. You will also feel your parental instincts strongly, so if you have children, you will spend as much time with them as you will possibly be able to.

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In January, Aquarians will regain some new energy which will move them forward. Even though Aquarians are normally quite moderate in their decisions, decision-making will be your strength this (Jan 20 - Feb 18) month. You will approach everything with a cool head, and you will not let yourself be controlled by your thoughts.

Aquarius

In January, Pisces will go after an achievement in their careers. This month will bring out a lot of creative energy in you, and you will be full of new ideas, so it would be a pity not to make (Feb 19 - Mar 20) use of it. Do not be afraid to share your opinion with your boss and bring some innovative ideas to the work projects; you will have a big chance to win some recognition this month.

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