Last summer the Buzz was 'My Cupp,' from newbie Richie Loop from the Scikron Entertainment camp, this year the summer fever has again hit this talented artist and producer, has he managed to officially team up with label mate Chris Martin for a fresh new track entitled 'Summer Spazz.'

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Summer Spazz, written by Richard 'Richie Loop' Webb, Christopher Martin and Robert Livingston comes at the start of what is presenting itself to be a busy entertainment season for Jamaicans, with an influx of events on every social calendar. The track which was composed and produced by Richie Loop is what music lovers considers to be a 'Happy' rhythm, and as such listeners should feel the need to have fun, and enjoy themselves. "My aim has always been to make fun loving music, and i am happy i am getting a chance to do it once more, 'My Cupp' started it all 'Party Like Your Birthday' then 'All I Really Know' and recently 'What Yuh Thinking', and now 'Summer Spazz', they are tracks for the clubs, parties and any event where people intends to have fun," said Richie Loop.

Scikron Media -Kingston, Jamaica: The 2011 Excellence in Music and Entertainment (EME) Awards, has indicated that new artist Richie Loop has received nominations for two major awards categories; namely Best New Artist (Male), and Song of the Year (Dancehall, for 2010.

Richie Loop considers his nomination for BEST NEW ARTIST (MALE), as a blessing, and is honoured to share the category with fellow worthy artistes such as; Vybrant, Popcaan, Versatile, Protoje, Dj Liquid and T’nez.

Richie Loop's blazing single 'My Cupp' which stood atop most charts in Jamaica and the Caribbean, has also been given an accreditation of its success by being nominated in the category for SONG OF THE YEAR (DANCE HALL). This category has afforded him the opportunity to share nomination with major hits such as Clarks, Stulla, Hold Yuh, Rum & Red Bull, Mad Over, Dumper Truck, This Is How We Do It, Nah Sell Out Mi Fren Dem and Jim Screehie respectively.

Richie Loop is undoubtedly starting of the New Year with a bang, only two weeks into the year and already he has graced what was described to be one of the biggest and greatest historical events - The Bayfront Park Amphitheatre in downtown Miami, where he opened for the first ever Buju and Friends. To add to the joy of this achievement, he has received a whopping ‘eleven’ awards nomination thus far.

The 4th Annual Youth View Awards has recognized Richie Loop in the category Favorite New Artiste of the Year. The Youth View Awards as the title suggests, is the sole award show targeting Jamaica's youth demographic, primarily teens and young adults. The general public vote in each category via text messaging to select a winner from the choice of nominations. The hosts for the awards show this year are ZJ Bambino and Rocsi Diaz of BET106 & Park.

Additionally, Richie Loop is nominated in the category of Best New Artist of the Year (Male) via Hitz 92 FM Music Awards for 2010 with song My Cupp. In addition CariVibez 2nd Annual Video Web Awards whereby each awardee will receive the Global Tower of Recognition. Richie Loop has been nominated for two categories inclusive of - Breakout Video of the Year: Richie Loop - 'My Cupp' and International Video of the Year Richie Loop-'Cupp Cupp' Remix.

This weekend promises to be jam packed with activities for new sensation Richie Loop which started off yesterday with a promo appearance on the Water Street Music Hall in Rochester, New York, where he performed along international dancehall artiste Serani, as well as New York's finest, DJ Legend and DJ Nyce.

Then on Sunday, Richie Loop will make an appearance at the most anticipated event since the start of the year, “BUJU Banton and Friends”, where he will share stage with "The Gargamel" himself and some of Reggae and Dancehall's finest names. Other artistes on the bill include Stephen Marley, Wayne Wonder, Gramps Morgan, Capleton, Shaggy, Sly and Robbie, Freddie McGregor, Nadine Sutherland, DJ Khaled & many more. The finest of New York's Hot 97, Massive B with Bobby Konders, Jabba, and Shotta will also be providing music for the event.

In addition to the large numbers expected to be in attendance, the event will be watched live via webcasts by thousands of music lovers. An event of this magnitude will prove to be a milestone in Richie Loop's career, and for this he is hoping to put on a good showing.
On the following day, The Monday of Martin Luther King Day, Richie Loop will join the WEDR.com family, which is the home of 99 Jamz, South Florida's hottest station for Hip-Hop and R&B, the hottest rides in South Florida, and is also home to internationally re-known media personality Ricky Smiley.

Richie Loop Serves Up Another Hit Single with "All I Really Know"

Richie Loop is among the newest vibes masters and contemporary music...

Los Angeles, CA (Vocus/PRWEB) -- 23-year old rising star Richard "Richie Loop" Webb releases his much-anticipated new single, "All I Really Know” featuring Ajrenalin. The single which has been out everywhere since January 4th through Krian Music Group / Scikron Entertainment and follows radio hit single "My Cupp."

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Richie Loop is among the newest vibes masters and contemporary music sensations, combining Hip Hop, Dancehall, Pop, and R&B to build his beats. In October of 2009, Richie met Robert Livingston at Big Yard Studios and after several meetings Robert offered him a contract as a producer for Scikron Entertainment Label. Richie's writing and performing talents soon came to light and within six months Richie jumped from behind the mixing board, straight into the spotlight and starting releasing hit tracks - including "My Cupp," followed by "Party Like Its Your Birthday (feat.Busy Signal and D-Major),” and his latest, "All I Really Know."

"The experience has been and continues to wow me" says Richie Loop, who in just under a year has been reaping success not just in Jamaica, but all over the world where his music has been founding favor in the ears of fans. Such is the fact that his original radio promo tour has kept on growing while his fan-base continues to increase in areas he had only heard of. "I am humbled by this opportunity, not only being able to communicate with the fans but to also entertain them....the feeling is an experience," Richie Loop explains. He continues, "At 23-year-old I am not only acting as a musical ambassador for Jamaica but to also push my creativity and self actualization."

Between November and December Richie Loop will be busy working on several projects for the coming year while balancing his time to engage in promotional events such as RE TV-Abstinence Make Sense High School Tour, Klas FM-Stay In School Tour and Lime Tour as well as up coming performances in Guyana and Bahamas. After that his next stop will be in the U.S.A. before venturing back to the Caribbean where he will get the opportunity to join Beenie Man, Little Hero and Jah Cure in Antigua. The United Kingdom is one stop Richie Loop is eager to make, as his fans on that side of the globe have been expressing their desires for a Richie Loop performance.

With the growing popularity of his new releases, namely-'Party Like Your Birthday' ft. Busy Signal and D-Major, and 'Drink Drink' ft. Future Fambo as well as 'All I Really Know,' show casing new talent Ajrenalin, he anticipates that 2011 will definitely continue to shower blessings on his additional success.

Also Featuring D-Major, Christopher Martin, Ice-Man, Cecile and Sanjay

The party anthem which collectively features the vocal flexes of Busy Signal and Scikron Recording Richie Loop and D-Major released in September has been steadily creeping its way onto the airwaves, clubs and weekly events. With the official video release pending this weekend into next week, it is quite amazing the numerous amount of existing fan videos on social networks such as Facebook and YouTube, amassing well over to thirty Thousand (30,000) views thus far. The call for an official video has been heard, and this weekend will unleash such a request by the trio.

The video shoot which was done last week by female director Nordia Rose hopes to bring to the forefront just what the song says, a high energy performance by all three artistes depicting how much they enjoy the track, as well as the entire crew bringing the song to life (video) in a simple yet fun setting. She assures the viewers that, "the final product when completely edited and approved, fans will see of all three artistes having fun by listening the song and watching the video alike." She believes that the fans will feel closer to the respective artistes, as the visual imaging will give of the kind of vibe that the trio is performing not only to them but for them in the same breath.

SCIKRON ENTERTAINMENT was entertainment central Tuesday night as the media was given access to the first ever triple behind-the-scene making of several upcoming the singles. The media got a an inside look at the creation of singles 'All I Really Know' by Richie Loop ft Ajrenalin and Drink Drink by Richie Loop & Future Fambo, on the Fusion Riddim. Both projects were produced by Richie Loop.

The Fusion Riddim which was produced in October 2009, but all the tracks on the rhythm have finally been completed to be released on Scikron Entertainment Label. Those tracks include Gentleman and Christopher Martin - To The Top, which sits atop the iTunes Charts in Europe and has facilitated Christopher's most successful musical international recognition to date. It also features tracks by D-Major, Cecile, Voicemail, Iceman, Red Fox, Sanjay, D-Lynx, DjLiquid and Richie Loop ft Fambo.

Chris Martin can safely say his name has once again been edged into international history. He finally answered the call of duty issued by his Guyanese fans by making an appearance last Saturday.

The event was dubbed Fuse -Hotel Towers with Chris Martin taking his fans through a full set of his older and current catalogue. He had the ladies and gents fully entertained and at points screaming for more. Alongside X2 (TIMES TWO) Vanilla, and D-Major, Chris closed the event which proved to be one of the longest performances to date as he blazed the stage for 1 hour and 20 minutes. “It was truly a pleasure being in Guyana, myself and D-Major felt as if we were right at home and the response of the fans were truly overwhelming. The crowd was somewhere between 2000 and 2,500 but they made me feel like there were 70,000 ...the entire experience was pure love and I truly appreciated it.”

Chris however, wont let the noise stop just yet in his ears as he will journeyed to the Hard Rock Cafe, in Orlando to share stage with fellow label mate Shaggy for another performance on Sunday, where he will once again left fans wanting more.

Christopher Martin supersedes many talents currently gracing Reggae Music. There is no comparison to his vocal ability, outstanding stage performance and his star quality presence he seamlessly aerates to the world… he is more than just an artist, he is a musical icon.

The vocal talents of Christopher Martin have been noted since his humble beginnings. Born in Back Pasture, St. Catherine on Valentines Day, 1987 to parents Cleveland and Maxine Martin, Christopher attended the Watermount All-Age School and later went on to graduate from St. Jago High School. It was during his High School years that his love for the dramatic arts and sports developed. In 2003 Christopher graduated with countless awards and accolades.

After winning the Digicel Rising Stars competition, Christopher participated in Digicel's Christmas promotions in 2005. His debut single 'Love is all We Need' formed part of the promotional campaign. Christopher created history when he became the first Digicel Rising Stars Alumni to score a hit single on the charts in Jamaica. He instantly shot to fame and shortly after won the coveted 'Digicel Rising Stars' title in 2005, becoming one of the most sought after performers on the Jamaican musical landscape.

At 23 years old, one of the newest rising artist, Richard 'Richie Loop' Webb, has begun to make his audience sit up and take notice as he makes strides toward solidifying his name in the music history. With a budding catalogue, the singer, songwriter and producer currently has three singles in rotation in the Caribbean and abroad.

Born in Kingston and raised in the parish of Clarendon, Richie Loop attended Clarendon College but has always had a love affair with music and all that it embodies. An entertainer at heart, he dabbled in dancing and acting as a child but later pursued studies in Information Technology at Excelsior Community College. Upon completion, Richie Loop worked at Gumption Recording studios as a composer. However, wanting to further his growth, he ventured to Gal A Rush Recording Studios, where he spent five months fine tuning his craft. During that time he was afforded the opportunity to work with veteran reggae artist Derrek Morgan. It was while working with Derrek Morgan that Richie Loop got his big break when he was approached and offered a contract by Robert Livingston CEO of Scikron Entertainment, also known as Big Yard Music Label.

Damian Codlin 'aka' D-Major has been obsessed by musical sounds since birth. The term D-Major, comes from the musical key of "D", which is a major scale based on the note "D" and is a key signature consisting of two sharps. D-Major was used by many classical composers, by individuals such as Mozart, as the Key is regarded as "the key of glory" and is often "represented in gold". His first endeavor in the field of music was a member of a quintet called Q-T (Quality and Togetherness), however Damian didn't choose his name because of all the accolades, but the name came shortly after his split with Q-T. It was at the practice for performance, that a member of the band, inquired what note the song was in, and a member replied "D-MAJOR", seeing that his name is Damian, he adopted the D and added Major, hence D-Major.

He cites his musical influences from icons such as: Sam Cooke, Beres Hammond, Stevie Wonder and R-Kelly, all whom have produced a passion that has driven him to pursue music as his lifestyle. This was satisfying and again his thirst drove him to want more. He recorded singles such as 'People make the world go round,' Among the angels,' 'Sunshine,' and 'Won't Separate.'