Posted: October 21, 2008
Part of the song goes: Boy I got to tell u this/You got me fallin' down your precipice/ I never expected it, but u shot me, u shot me, like cupid/I was, thinking I'm a gangster girl/ I never saw the man to tame my world/ but you, came and changed it up and now me want/

(Chorus)
Cook fi you/ wash for you/ make up your bed and clean your house for you/ press you clothes fi you/ spend mi money fi you/ accept your baby mama and your pickney too ...

Ce'Cile wrote and recorded the song last Wednesday and it was mixed and released by the celebrated producer, who recently parted ways with singer Alaine.

She says that if it does well it could make its way onto an album she is planning for her overseas audience. "I may put it on the Japan album, not sure 'bout the New Style album yet, but if it's hot, maybe," she said. The New Style album is set for release in March 2010.

Three other ladies of the dancehall have released songs on the rhythm's one-drop version that are currently getting rotation on local radio stations. They include Tifa's Why, Kris Kelli's Never Give In and Denyque's Pieces. According to Ce'Cile, the producer plans to record other women on the rhythm in the near future.
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Singer Rihanna has been called "Woman of the Year" for her "courageous comeback and philanthropy" by Glamour magazine. The issue honouring Rihanna as the woman of the year will also contain her first interview of the year. Glamour quotes Rihanna as saying, "I went to sleep as Rihanna and woke up as Britney Spears," in reference to the turbulent events that happened in her life in the past year.

In the interview that is already available on Glamour's website, Rihanna actually talks about the beating incident involving former boyfriend Chris Brown, and she does address the issue of domestic violence. Rihanna says, "Domestic violence is a big secret...I want to give as much insight as I can to young women...to help speak for them." She also touches on how uncomfortable the leaked picture of her traumatized face taken after the beating made her feel. Throughout the interview, she reiterates how much stronger the beating incident has made her.

The singer is due to release her new album soon. Rihanna says her new album is "super fearless" and that is exactly how she feels right now.

Rihanna wil receive her "Woman of the Year" award at the Gala Awards Ceremony at Carnegie Hall on November 9. Rihanna will be one of many women recognized by Glamour this year. Among other "women of the year" in 2009 are US First Lady
Posted: November 9, 2009
The song peaked at #1 on Billboard Heatseekers charts 6 weeks ago and has been steadily climbing other charts.  Currently "Say Hey (I Love You)" is #21 on the Billboard Hot 100, #48 on the Billboard Rock chart, #14 on the Digital Songs chart, #22 on the Pop Songs chart and #43 on The Radio Songs chart. According to Anderson "I am extremely happy, and it's an honor to be among so many talented artists who I listen to on commercial radio in the US." She continued, "I am so grateful to turn on the radio and to be able to hear Michael and myself being played right after bands like Coldplay, Madonna, Beyonce and Britney Spears."

After a recent concert in San Francisco we caught up with her backstage. When asked about being the first on the rock chart Anderson smiles.
"Wow, I didn't even know that, but I am so grateful for the way everything has progressed, all the tours and now having "Say Hey" playing in other non-reggae, urban markets. It's truly a blessing."
Beenie Man
The World renounce dancehall artist Beenie Man and Bounty Killer are not only known for their celebrated dancehall hits, but also to be the biggest rival’s in the dancehall industry from the early 90’s. Beenie Man ascertains that the work he has done in the music industry surpasses that of the notorious Bounty Killer. Beenie man claims that Bounty Killer has not produced any hits since the year 2000; instead he has been living off the glory he attains from the artists he claims to buss. "He has not buss any artist!" Beenie affirm. "He only highlighted them, to buss an artist you have to work with them from scratch, write a song for them or produce them."

Beenie further went on to state that, "Bounty Killer is a waste of time! He has no legacy and no career." He continued his argument by comparing the artists he has produced to those of Bounty Killers, such as Preddy, a product of Bounty who has only produced one hit as compared to Kitty Paw a product of Beenie Man whom Beenie claims is touring more than Bounty.
Posted: June 23, 2009
In the ongoing rivalry between Mavado and Kartel, Beenie Man has explicitly declared to be on the 'Gaza' side, and anti-Alliance which is an organization of artist under the leadership of Bounty Killer. This declaration was made in various media but was certified by the hit single “ah Gaza mi seh,” which is creating waves in the dancehall fraternity.

Beenie Man avowed that another hit song he has done called 'Stock and Pile' is not a counteraction to Mavado’s 'Money Nuff', but merely a way to show that other artist in the music industry were making money before these younger artist emerged and hence have more money, "Stock and Pile than them". Beenie Man concluded his arguments against Bounty killer by stating that “Bounty is the biggest Gal Clown in Jamaica even before Vibes Kartel wrote the song 'Gal Clown' for Bounty. These statements therefore affirm that the ongoing rivalry between these veteran dancehall artists is not near its conclusion.
Cherine Anderson may be the first Jamaican female artist in recent times to hit not one but five Billboard charts simultaneously. The feat brings about another first in Anderson's short career, as she might also be the first Jamaican female singer to register a song on the Billboard Rock Charts.

The Dancehall Soulstress is featured with Michael Franti & Spearhead on the Sly & Robbie produced smash hit "Say Hey (I Love You)", which has been added to many US top 40 radio and AAA radio stations in the past three weeks.
Posted: October 6, 2009
Michelle Obama, journalist Maria Shriver, designer Stella McCartney, actress Amy Poehler, Google executive Marissa Mayer, tennis player Serena Williams, doctor Jane Aronson, foreign policy advisor Susan Rice, journalists Euna Lee and Laura Ling, and writer Maya Angelou.
Ce'Cile
When Ce'Cile dropped her latest single, 'Anything', last week, it became one of four songs by female artistes on a rhythm that creator Don Corleon has, not surprisingly, named the Feminine rhythm.

Anything is an infectious song about a woman doing, well anything, for the man she loves, including cooking
, washing and cleaning. "It's a very nice 'man' song like Waiting," said the dancehall diva referring to the hit song from her last album. "I'm giving all love to the men for 2009."
Rihanna Called "Woman Of The Year"
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