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- Father and son, Vybz Kartel & Likkle Addi team up again and again for their newest and baddest track, titled “Gwan Thru.” One thing for sure and that is this Uptown Gaza Records produced track is a definite hit.
- Vybz Kartel keeps rolling out collaborations featuring his sons Likkle Addi and Likkle Vybz which are now also behind the production of the song and the single has already the official music video out, watch it below.
- UTG are doubling up with another good produced track, after already making a splash with one of Kartel’s newest trendy song titled “Voodoo” which also gave production credits to his sons imprinting.
- While new music from the incarcerated dancehall ace keeps coming out, check here for his latest releases of 2023, fans of Vybz Kartel learned that his own attorney, Isat Buchanan, when dancehall artist Adidja ‘Vybz Kartel’ Palmer will have his case heard before the UK-based Privy Council in 2024, he will have to watch as a spectator.
- Buchanan was handed a two-year suspension by a disciplinary panel of the General Legal Council (GLC) after he was found guilty of professional misconduct, after he directed at Jamaica’s chief prosecutor, Paula Llewellyn, while co-hosting a program with social media personality, Andre Stephens, offensive comments.
- Kartel’s attorney quoted lyrics of the song ‘The Menace’ by Vybz, in which he alleged that Llewellyn perform a sexual act. The comment set off a firestorm of criticisms, triggering Buchanan’s resignation from several positions he held at the time. A complaint to the disciplinary committee of the GLC by its Chairman, Denise Kitson, was also filed. Kitson indicated that her complaint was based on the profane language used by Buchanan, and that his conduct constituted a breach of canons I(b) and VIII(b) of the Legal Profession (Canon of Professional Ethics) Rules. According to her complaint, it was conduct that failed to maintain the honour and dignity of the legal profession and which “tend to discredit the profession and is unbecoming of a lawyer”.
- When brought before the council, Buchanan pleaded guilty. King’s Counsel Valeria Neita-Robertson, who represented Buchanan, said he did the right thing by owning his mistakes.
- Buchanan’s most well-known client, ‘Vybz Kartel’, is set to have his murder conviction appeal heard in the United Kingdom on February 14 and 15, next year. Kartel’s co-accused Shawn‘ Shawn Storm’ Campbell, Kahira Jones and Andre St John will also have their matter heard in the Privy Council.
- In 2014, Kartel was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his associate Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams. He will be eligible for parole once he has served a minimum of 35 years in prison.
- Fans expressed concerns about Kartel’s main attorney bar, however Buchanan’s suspension will not impact the appeal, as there are a total of 16 lawyers appearing for the quartet. So Gwan Thru with this appeal and #freeWorldboss!!!
- Likkle Addi, Vybz Kartel – Gwan Thru (Official Music Video)
Father and son, Vybz Kartel & Likkle Addi team up again and again for their newest and baddest track, titled “Gwan Thru.” One thing for sure and that is this Uptown Gaza Records produced track is a definite hit.
Vybz Kartel keeps rolling out collaborations featuring his sons Likkle Addi and Likkle Vybz which are now also behind the production of the song and the single has already the official music video out, watch it below.
UTG are doubling up with another good produced track, after already making a splash with one of Kartel’s newest trendy song titled “Voodoo” which also gave production credits to his sons imprinting.
While new music from the incarcerated dancehall ace keeps coming out, check here for his latest releases of 2023, fans of Vybz Kartel learned that his own attorney, Isat Buchanan, when dancehall artist Adidja ‘Vybz Kartel’ Palmer will have his case heard before the UK-based Privy Council in 2024, he will have to watch as a spectator.
Buchanan was handed a two-year suspension by a disciplinary panel of the General Legal Council (GLC) after he was found guilty of professional misconduct, after he directed at Jamaica’s chief prosecutor, Paula Llewellyn, while co-hosting a program with social media personality, Andre Stephens, offensive comments.
Kartel’s attorney quoted lyrics of the song ‘The Menace’ by Vybz, in which he alleged that Llewellyn perform a sexual act. The comment set off a firestorm of criticisms, triggering Buchanan’s resignation from several positions he held at the time. A complaint to the disciplinary committee of the GLC by its Chairman, Denise Kitson, was also filed. Kitson indicated that her complaint was based on the profane language used by Buchanan, and that his conduct constituted a breach of canons I(b) and VIII(b) of the Legal Profession (Canon of Professional Ethics) Rules. According to her complaint, it was conduct that failed to maintain the honour and dignity of the legal profession and which “tend to discredit the profession and is unbecoming of a lawyer”.
