Since breaking into the music biz a few years ago as a fledgling hungry for stardom, Kintyre son Jeffrey 'Assassin' Campbell has undoubtedly become one of the most creative deejays working in the dancehall today. Most young men would be satisfied with being good at what they do. But for Campbell, good is not enough. He aims for perfection.

With every generation comes a new prodigy On that note, let's say 'hello' to Craig Serani Marsh.

Marsh, who goes by the name Serani, grew up in one of the more affluent areas of St. Andrew, Forrest Hills to be exact, but that didn't stop him from dipping his hands into what is often perceived to be the murky waters of dancehall music.

He started out as a tot, tinkering around on the piano, and now at 25 years old, he has already racked up quite an impressive résumé. He has helped to form one of the most sought-after production groups, DASECA, along with brothers Craig and David Harrisingh; he's played with the now defunct Marshall Arts Band; produced hit riddims including 'Chaka Chaka', 'Anger Management', 'Clear', the rhythm tracks for Mavado's Dying and Matterhorn's Dutty Wine he's played on the 'Steps' and 'Ice Breaker' riddims, and the list goes on and on.

35 years. A “Tribute” to Our Reggae Music

Pembroke Pines, Fl. (June 12, 2008) – In celebrating their 35th year of reggae music ambassadorship, the 10 times Grammy nominated reggae legends, Third World, will be releasing a special Tribute album later this year.

This will be the 20 album to hit the reggae scene, and it will be a special showcase of “Third World and Friends”. The album will have some remixes of a few of their past hits, some cover tracks of other recorded hits, as well as some new releases by Third World. Some tracks will be done solely by The Reggae Ambassadors, and the others will have collaborations with hit making Reggae Friends such as Capleton, Junior. Reid, Damian and Stephen Marley, and several others.