20 Questions for Ce'cile including "what is the naughtiest thing she has ever done?"

Ever had certain thoughts, (and guys this is directed at the ladies) about the opposite sex and you just found a song that gave you that took-the-words-out of-my-mouth kinda feeling?

Remember these songs: "Give It To Me" ( covering the Taboo subject of oral sex), "Can You Do Di Work?" ( speaks for itself right, I mean ladies how many times have you met a man that talks a good game and all you're thinking is yes I hear you, but can you deliver?), how about"Goody" --only for the confident, sexy woman. hellooooo!!!

Who could deliver these kind of hard hitting, in-your-face, don't-give-a-damn-cause-I'm-telling-the-truth lyrics? Gotta be someone with confidence for sure, a certain sense of freedom maybe, talent is a must. Now this lady has not only done that but she has endured! Why??? Cause she's also smart, classy, fun, and an overall great talent. Arite arite,

The granddaughter of Mandeville's cherished mayor, Ce'Cile is loved from the gully to Miami's Flashy South Beach and the steets of Tokyo Japan. She is a chamelean switching from Dancehall to Reggae to Ska never missing a beat!

She just wrapped up a German Tour with Peter Fox the former lead singer of Germany's most successful Reggae Band Seeed who has gone double platinum and counting with his début solo album; Stadtaffe (City Ape) which was released in September 2008.

20 Questions and Answers

1. So what is Ce'cile's last name? Charlton

2. How hard was it growing up the daughter of a prominent family while doing dancehall music? Mandeville is very small, at the time very nice, everyone knew everyone and was like a family, I was a little rebel so instead of being at the society dinners, I probably was hanging with my friends listening to dancehall in the taxis.

3. So What would you say was your first break? A cover of JLo "If You had my Love"

4. How do you maintain the boundaries between the business of music and your personal life? I think I have handled it "OK" before, but it could have been better, I plan to do it better. I don't want to be with anyone associated with my business.

5. What is the naughtiest thing the "Bad Gyal" has done? As crazy asit may seem, I'm not naughty at all ...I still have plans to be

6. What advice do you have for women trying to get in the industry? Finish education-at least high school and some college, figure out when you want to start a family, once you start it's hard to stop unless you are totally financially ok, and write, write,write non-stop!

7.If you could only have three things in your purse at anytime what would they be? Lip gloss, Blackberry, money

8. Who is your ideal man and have you met him? I'm not sure I have met him, but the ideal man is the one you recognizes loves you for who you are and is proud to be with you.

9.If you could spy on anyone who would it be and why? Michelle and Barack Obama, doesn't everyone want to spy on them?

10. What is your worst habit? Biting my lips, they get so chapped at times, but I'm good at hiding it

11. Who's sexier: Konshens or Tyson Beckford? Definitely Tyson-better body.

12. Japan or Miami? Jeeezz, Miami only caz it's closer.

13. Lace or leather? Leather.

14. A sexy smile or great hands (on a guy)? Great hands.

15. Knowledge or wisdom? Wisdom

16. I love my Blackberry

17. I relax by my sound spa- to the sounds of rain or waterfalls

18. Condoms should be worn at all times

19.If I had superhuman powers I would want to fly through walls

20.Ce'cile just got off tour in Europe. It was very cold, but I love my work.

SOURCE:20questionwiththelim.com

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AN OPEN LETTER: THE VIEW OF THE CLASH FROM THE MANAGEMENT OF MAVADO

In any fight/confrontation/battle what decides the winner is the knockout blow, which in the Mavado vs Vybz Kartel battle was clearly delivered by Mavado. As the so-called best lyricist in Dancehall, Kartel could not manage, in all of 12 minutes, to find that knockout blow. Mavado, at times reeling on the ropes, managed to withstand the onslaught, regain his composure and knock Kartel the fuck out, like the true champion he is. Just like the famous Ali vs Foreman Rumble in the Jungle, Mavado (Ali) was on the ropes for a good part of the fight but as the fight progressed he came out swinging and knocked out Kartel (Foreman.)

Kartel, who made more than a passing resemblance to ex-DSP Reneto Adams, actually did a great job of killing himself in the clash, because he made a huge slip of his tongue (pun intended) when he said he nyams punanny! Check out the clip on Youtube for evidence.

All Kartel did was to counteract Mavado’s songs, which he had already listened to. When faced with Mavado’s freestyling, which he had no chance to study, he was visibly stunned and had no answer but to talk about Mavado and his band had run, despite clearly hearing the band still playing as he scrambled for something to say.

Kartel appeared on CVM’s Onstage recently and said the crowd would decide. When Ninjaman entered the stage and asked the crowd several times who won, the crowd resoundingly gave it to Mavado. This despite the fact that Kartel was said to have spent over a million dollars on tickets to try and pad the crowd with his fans. In the end they all switched on him and chanted Mavado. It would seem that the claims that whoever runs is the loser were not the view of the huge crowd at Jamworld because they gave it to Mavado.

Ninja, rubbing salt into his wounds, freestyled about Mavado having already killed Kartel; Kartel, the wounded animal, could not return to the stage to try and kill Ninja - isn’t that running? Kartel’s camp, in a desperate attempt at damage control, is bitching about Mavado ran - is that the best they can come up with? When you kill something, why stay on the crime scene? What more did Kartel want to reach him? The whole of Sting was booing his every word by then and had clearly given the victory to Mavado. They had counted Kartel out- in a boxing match when the referee counts to 10 and you can’t get back up, your chance has gone. Kartel should have spent that time on stage trying to conjure a lyrcis denying he used to watch his Mother pee-pee!

Sure Mavado got booed, Kartel had many many fans in there too, that is to be expected, but the most resounding boos, the ones that eventually sounded his lyrical death, were aimed at Kartel. Many expected this to be a walkover for Kartel (a DJ) against Mavado (a Singjay) so all the claims about Kartel being an unbeatable lyricist were proved laughable. A great songwriter yes, lyricist/clash DJ, certainly not - his self-inflicted wound about nyamming punnany more than proves that. They say Kartel was at a disadvantage by being on Mavado’s band, but wasn’t the clash in Kartel’s own yard? Have you heard Mavado or any of his supporters complaining about that? Did it seem to bother Mavado that he would go into Kartel’s yard to face him in a clash? Apparently not. And take it from me, Kartel was very aware that this was going to be the case prior to Sting, but just as David decided to go to Portmore and slew Goliath, so Kartel decided to work on Anger Management.

Kartel should now concentrate on writing songs, prove us wrong that without Mavado shining a spotlight on him he cannot fulfill his potential. He is a phenomenal DJ but has been in the game more than twice as long as Mavado and is yet to achieve half of what the Gangster has. Several Billboard chart appearances, Rollingstone magazine’s endorsement as the most important Reggae artist since Bob Marley, Jay Z getting on his record, a MOBO award, the list goes on. Add that to the adversity Mavado and all of us have overcome in these last 3 years we are simply miles ahead of Adi.

Kartel, with no US Visa, no manager, no record deal, needs to sit down and reconsider his career. He needs proper management, proper representation. Having Claude Mills, a for-hire hack who looked at me at Sumfest earlier this year and said “I want to be like you,” cannot manage Kartel and his plethora of problems. We all started somewhere, but to try and cut your teeth on someone like Vybz Kartel’s career can only damage the artist. Kartel has a history of switching - from his first manager Butler to Bounty Killer to countless in between, so its just a matter of time before Mills is out of the picture. The sooner the better for Kartel.

As Mavado’s management we faced a lot of criticism for allowing this clash to go ahead, but we are never scared of a challenge and were more than confident in the ability and power of Mavado, and ultimately have been proven right. The kid is a living legend, already an icon. The self-proclaimed “Teacher” was taught a harsh lesson at Sting, lets hope he learns from that.

SOURCE: todaworld

Vybz Kartel Was The Last Man Standing

Kartel believes that he won the infamous Sting clash because he was the last man standing on the Jamworld stage on the morning afterwards. “How di bwoy fi say him win the clash when him a repeat him lyrics dem all two time? Him tink people deaf/. Then yu a go run offa stage like tief inna yu police clothes you inna. Run? Don’t run. Him cut with all him bands ’cause when mi look roun mi no see dem, just the equipment,” Vybz Kartel said.

Only a day after the Sting clash, he has recorded a single called Don’t Run on his own Adidjaheim Records label (intro) notnice….di boy run like a wounded dawg, Bruk usain record, Dont run barber boy dont run, The boy dress up like police an a run like thief, Dont run barber boy dont run (chorus)Big yaad .we a di last man standing. Rrifle shot move the gully bankin .gwaan a di barber shop and trim. Next year nuh do no more damn sting. we a di last man standing.a pure big matic gaza man bring.me nuh coward like bounty and him. Log on pon youtube watch di damn film.(verse)lisahype.barber boy embarass him Fans

Mi cant believe him run wid him bands Him sing one tune two time when teacha run out wid a million songs. Gaza shub out the casket.so 2009 nuh mek nuh more plans

The song has already been released on a number of Internet websites and edited copies have been made available to radio stations. While the Kartel-Mavado clash debate rages on, artistes such as Kip Rich and Merciless can rejoice because they emerged emphatic winners on the night of Sting.

First, Kip Rich put in a brilliant performance to grab the initiative with the song Can Defend It earning several forwards to lyrically kill the Monster Hemp Higher who was booed for their troubles when they hit the stage to respond a few minutes later. Merciless was also in sparkling form and he earned several forwards for his ’sample speech’ and for his song that declared that ‘Bounty a bowas’ using the melody from Chris Brown’s With You. He also promised that ‘tonight ah Ninjaman memorial’ to huge cheers from the audience.

SOURCE:todaworld