YardFlex News Overload!

YardFlex has a flurry of good stories today. The most interesting one is the story of one of their photo editors being threatened by people thought to be associating with Idonia, because of a piece on Hype TV regarding Deva Brat, a rival of Idonia's.

"The person called to say that 'p****hole Carlington, yu diss the deejay, and we ah cut yu inna yu face when we see you 'cause we tell yu nuffi do no Deva Brat story."

"Dem say if me do the story, dem ah go page me, and tings ah go happen to me. I had asked Idonia what his comments were, and he said he had no comments. They said I must not even put that he had no comments,"

They also report on the re-release of Fantan Mojah's "Hail The King" LP, originally released ini November 2005.

"Hail the Man [sic] did well in Europe but it was never really released on a widescale in Jamaica, so that's what I am looking to do now."

"I am focussing on songs of upliftment for my black people. No gunshot inna head songs from Fantan Mojah, yu nah go see that, righteousness and peace me a defend" he said.

The third story YardFlex has information regarding Vybz Kartel's forthcoming album, "Vybz Kartel presents Addi The Teacha". YardFlex reports that Kartel has been working with producer Stephen McGregor, who has produced some of 2006's biggest rhythms - Ghetto Whiskey & Red Bull & Guiness (w/ Delly Ranks), Stick It Up, & 12 Gauge (w/ Michael Brissett)

"Right now, I am working on some different songs, I have 12 exclusive tracks completed which will appear on my upcoming album"

Kartel also comments on the controversy over the his combination tune with D'Angel.

"Mi just build a song fi Arthur Wails and him say him have a girl fi sing pon it and dem mi find out say ah D'Angel, ah so the ting go."

All quotes courtesy of YardFlex.