Former Gaza Producer, Notnice, Speaks Mind On the State Of Dancehall

[@patrickmoinina7528]

Mr Williams you're a smart Man, you're opening Notnice business eyes... Brother move from your comfort zone Brother... A lot of opportunities in Africa musically.. Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, Sierra Leone etc

[@swiftsmith3100]

Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, Sierra Leone etc

[@christopherthomas9473]

I wish I could like this interview a million times.... FACTS 💯

[@esakpase4000]

Facts 💯🙏🏿

[@1KriticalShoota]

Notnice you wrong about that Africa part deh bredda... Reggae Dancehall in Africa is bigger than any part of the world ... WE BREATHE REGGAE DANCEHALL over here !

[@energygad6ix410]

Facts 🔥🔥🔥

[@alfredbirikorang915]

Especially ghana

[@dj_colombian_dread9901]

Mi have some dancehall for the people on my page. Bless

[@maaruz1979]

man hard-headed bad

[@Music-yq8qc]

No it's not. Is dying. Afrobeats runs Africa, especially west Africa

[@chazbrogad1568]

Notnice is the baddest producer in dancehall, I feel he not getting his full respect

[@hushanehenclewood1253]

Not going to say he's the best but I must say he had made a tremendous impact on the genre....

[@jeviasgodasmywitness6753]

Him riddim dem ever sick

[@rickytan7609]

He not because he too jumpy and greedy

[@pantinofficial]

'one of the'

[@authenticauraa6994]

Dont lef out genius

[@dellastarzproduction2482]

Well "Busy Signal" has one of the best catalogue of music in history. He is a Legend in his space🔥🔥🔥

[@djamaican9832]

Facts of the year✊🏾 He’s my favorite artist 🔥

[@sistahsouljahshub]

Truly my fav ❤️

[@MoutaMassi]

Great interview

[@WIZEYIY876]

Great interview fi tru Africa is booming rn

[@juniorbrown5280]

Mouta Massi mi have suss fi gi yu. Mi hear seh Beenie seh Krystal seh D-Angel seh Dancehall Queen Carlene did deh wid Bounty before bounty deh wid Milk😂😂😂😂😂🏃🏃🏃🏃

[@IceHarvest929]

@@juniorbrown5280 hole heap ah seh seh dat

[@MoutaMassi]

@@juniorbrown5280 lol

[@djvelvetentertainment6816]

Africans appreciate reggae music more than we do

[@terrencekemble3539]

Facts

[@muhumuzakenneth1894]

African here ,you're right

[@javonwatkins6924]

When you have something you don’t learn to appreciate it until you lose it Africans don’t have dancehall so they appreciate Jamaica’s created it so they are used to it so it’s not that relevant

[@jahngeundasta1838]

Jamaica reggae dancehall , big ting in Africa,,,,

[@simplyputviewstv5655]

Winford very emotional here!!!......long time mi noh hear such sensible speaking from Uncle Winford!

[@simplyputviewstv5655]

@Mr. Lex real meds yes

[@investorlifestylejamaica]

True Mr. Williams Africa is where we should be. They embrace us.

[@sadikiedwards2873]

One of the biggest interview frm the year start an notnice talk straight facts and i love how him talk wi patuwa language weh the world love and nuh try to talk proper english an flop him self.. Well relax bro..

[@cinamatrixsent7772]

As a young Proudcer this is very great to hear🧠🎹

[@iriemon7224]

@@brando_fr when he said, “young producer” he’s referring to himself! Please read with understanding and not to reply. Even his name “Lano Riddims” suggest that he is the “young producer”

[@CrazyMillions876]

@@iriemon7224 pree him name g. Dunce dat man

[@merrickfmr9899]

Best interview ever 🙌 and I know the reason why we don't have more successful dancehall artist because them only compete for hot song to play in dancehall not competing for Grammy plus they don't educate them self on which part in the world they need to push the music because enough people in Africa to let you go gold or platinum but we don't push our songs in those places

[@cromestryker8140]

Fi real

[@TommyTropical]

Not Nice is a top producer... despite that fact that he had low times he is consistent

[@zodiacentertainment4677]

Him betta dan Skatta💯✔

[@IceHarvest929]

@@zodiacentertainment4677 Skatta coudn mash ants much less

[@kelvinthom9924]

🇿🇼🇿🇼 NOTNICE I wish you would could see what Reggea is to us in Africa big up Mr Williams

[@tauya0605]

Reggae rocks Zimbabwe Not ice should ask Shabba Sizzla Beanie Capleton the hola dem

[@kerriannjohnson9203]

Loved everything about this interview. Gwaan dweet Notnice , still have people out here like myself that appreciates good music 🙏🏾❤️

[@rickyrick3099]

The more mi watch di interview the more mi impressed... Winford a di man.... Notnice mi rate yuh to di fullest .... this deserve a part 2. Notnice great!!!!!!!!

[@Name-sy6ju]

Next time, Winford should get someone to interview him. He has a lot to say...

[@tamikamcgann1844]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@coswainparkes6278]

😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂

[@domoniquebaker2536]

A true😂

[@caribbeanflavourmagazine7825]

Solid

[@samoyajones4359]

Mi weak out.....lmao mi neva expext this😂👏

[@sluganmusic]

Big up this interview with mr Williams and notnice. All the way here in Tanzania 🇹🇿 the thing large !

[@ThaFunkHouse]

Kitaa sio

[@tonybrown7790]

Wow very far

[@sluganmusic]

@@tonybrown7790 VERY FAR yes 😂 loll new track coming out from me so go check my KZbin channel and subscribe to get more update cause I’m going to be dropping videos about here

[@sluganmusic]

@@ThaFunkHouse mombo lol

[@tonybrown7790]

@@sluganmusic ok I'll do, am from portmore Jamaica but am going to kenya next year to visit a friend she's from a place call bungoma

[@omarogle1642]

This was a wonderful interview like Winford said Africans where it’s at no hype just pure love it’s in our DNA

[@xntriksofreshh5037]

"The song became a instant classic We have a pending lawsuit with Reebok right now" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@uknownuknown3431]

Just got this my brain slow today😆😅😅🤣

[@TROYD9669]

The only time a brand want to lawsuit is when the song becomes a hit.. 😂😂😂😂

[@iriemon7224]

@@TROYD9669 lol not a hit, more like “classic” “Reebok Classic.” Bad bad word play NOTNICE.

[@TriadzEvents]

@@iriemon7224 me slow 😂 i was like huh?? Lawsuit how?

[@alexwellbad1322]

@@iriemon7224 tell dem 🤣🤣

[@ranel8723]

One a di Baddest Producer, Ever! Teach Dem! Water Cycle, Gangster City, Eternal are Works of Art, some of the best riddims of Dancehall!

[@djgarrikz]

Lost Angel was credited to SoUnique Records tho

[@kemeticmaggi9885]

@@djgarrikz yea bro...elvis produced that riddim

[@dlegendss]

Rookie compare to di genius

[@quincysteel8661]

Winford you are also to be blame,when the artist sing them fuckry songs you gave them a platform too,collaborative effort producers and every media house need to stop push fuckry

[@iriemon7224]

@@quincysteel8661 real talk. Him just a wha know sey a song hot in the street, the content nuh matter to him.

[@kaplertv936]

This is one of the best interview Onstage, because Dancehall need to get back the power they use to have✊🏿🇯🇲

[@primem876]

I can hear the passion in your voice Winford, for that i will continue to work hard and creative🇯🇲💯💪🏽😃

[@richie388]

Winford and notnice should have a segment every few months on the state of the industry good interview 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@yummysweet3416]

You can lead a man to water but you can’t force him to drink.

[@marlonwilliams7611]

This is a very good interview Well done notnice!!!

[@nickymills2494]

Very insightful interview... Sum a dem nuh hav no honor, principle integrity or discipline. So let’s start there ! We have to do it different though or else the carpet will be completely ripped from under our feet.The mindset of watching everybody else business while theirs spoiling is some artistes problem. One last thing our identity crisis and the disowning of Africa is and will always be a stumbling block as it relates to moving to higher heights and reaching full potential.We have to unlearn the damaging narratives implanted in our brain as it relates to the Motherland and who we are ! It’s very deep but I’m hopeful🇯🇲🎶🇯🇲🎶❤️🎶🇯🇲❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@kodogang4721]

If Jamaican artists know how African people love tham they will come to Africa and make nuf money. Gaza fan from Gambia so some love my 🇯🇲 brothers

[@killamilla3465]

Send me your email 📧 I will send you some songs

[@consciousofficial784]

@@killamilla3465 🔥🇯🇲

[@RGPYRAMIDRECORDS]

Respect 🇯🇲

[@xxxthug7817]

EDIOTS DEM ONLY USA ENGLAND & CANADA DEM RUN ADTER THATS Y G A Y TAKE OVA WE C U L T U R E

[@iriemon7224]

@@killamilla3465 Shamor is that you 👀?

[@Sariyahxo]

He speaks so well you see some people and you wouldn’t even know

[@justice718bk]

Notnice need to travel outside the box. Plenty of African's I've met love dancehall, reggae

[@jamaicalandwelove6343]

So does that mean the 10 ppl you knw that like dancehall mean anything?

[@Lhoyte1]

dancehall is big in ghana, gambia, uganda, kenya... I have been to Uganda dancehall plays all the time. Konshens and demarco dem big over africa, vado dem

[@1KriticalShoota]

THANK YOU! I wanted to say the same .. he still sleeping

[@DewaveProductions]

its true

[@justice718bk]

@Bwoy Sané¡ facts

[@cinamatrixsent7772]

Windford need fi duh more proudcer interview 🧠🙏🏿

[@jaunbonaysmith]

Yeah i share the same sentiment

[@cromestryker8140]

Fi real he should

[@rmak2950]

Yes he needs to make that a big priority. Man like Winter James that mek Suh much reggae beats that rise man like Proto,Chronnix etc. This man is making history and I am yet to hear this genius share how words

[@kimronragguettedavidraggue374]

Winford is speaking sense look at how they treat mavado when him perform in gambia they give him acres of land over there.

[@vybzkartelradio.]

Mr Willliams,a Dancehall run Africa..hush!

[@thejamesfamily5499]

A mi fi tell yuh

[@MoffatKaundaTv]

Real talk TEACHER!

[@1tbadzz]

Lol 🤣

[@djcuban5926]

Afro beat run Africa

[@Taviidon]

🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@chanterelle7]

Winford is trying his best to get Notnice to see the point he's trying to make. There is opportunity in Africa, seize it before someone else does & its no longer available to you.

[@superdoops_Cr5]

If you listen good notnice clearly stated that he need to do his research on the African market he's more intune to the American European market

[@One_Black_Panther]

Africa is the future...but Not nice nah pree it

[@bashmentnan64]

Hear Hear!! Reggae is Africa and Africa is Reggae.

[@imageboss4261]

Wonder if yo watch all a the interview or yo juss a chat, the man agree wid Winford but yo only see the first part

[@One_Black_Panther]

@@imageboss4261 when I posted i didn't see the whole ting. Now that I did...I stand corrected. Apologies bless!

[@High9_]

I love Africa bro!! I honestly can't wait to visit africa. We need to unite as a people🌍🔥🛸

[@jaredmwaore7293]

Great interview this ., Am a Kenyan living in Nairobi and it's true reggae is the anthem here we have radio stations that play only reggae music nothing else

[@alandthomas2952]

Amazing interview, my favourite one so far, Notnice big up, very humble and willing to learn. Winfred fi start get into artist management your wisdom is needed

[@anythinggoes7881]

*notnice have the biggest hits for kartel ... alkaline and others ....put some respect pan the man dem*

[@shawnunruly]

Popcaan to

[@UnrulyLK]

@@shawnunruly popcaan revive the man career and him play out to be badmind in the end

[@austinblackstone942]

Lol I'm from the states reminds me of when I'm trying to tell people dancheall is better then all this bullshit in the US

[@tyronecarridis4583]

Talk truth

[@InfamousAWJ]

Some of the biggest hits. Can’t forget Russian and Steven.

[@caribbeanflavourmagazine7825]

Truly an intelligent and intellectual gentleman. From a person who knows and loves music, his reasoning is very factual and informative...

[@rickyrick3099]

Yow mi rate how notnice deal wid di interview.... man express himself wid clarity... sense of humor deh deh... bless up yuhself notnice.

[@getright3643]

I like how Jamaica is finding their route back to Africa. Good interview. I want to see all the artist on one beat again it was more fun that way and parties were more enjoyable. Artists who do this will surely be surprised on the amount of revenue they will bring in.They can still work with their personal producers and release singles, but unity is never wrong. They don’t have to be friends, it’s just a beat.

[@flo3269]

The Reebok line went over a lot of ppl heads lol

[@jerryblacksf7714]

True but after about 5 min it chip ina mi brain

[@stevarpalmer3890]

🤣🤣😂 it was so smooth

[@1stock_ttrs]

Why he suing reebok?

[@stevarpalmer3890]

@@1stock_ttrs it was a pun. There's no suing going on.

[@caribbeanflavourmagazine7825]

Even Winford it seems based on his verbal and facial reaction. Its a "Classic"

[@maverickforlife]

Winford yuh stock up and elevated well high for your passion in the proliferation of Reggae music. Big respect . 🔥🔥🔥🙏

[@claudiusbrown9456]

Good producer from a long time JUST NICE 👍 more fire 🔥 more joy respect ✊

[@Kemar_peart]

Not Nice seh "him caah manage dah athletic thing deh." Lol

[@michaelkatana1049]

😄

[@Alpha_Bravo33]

Winford, this is what you use your platform for. I love it!

[@JuniorRodigan]

Top 4 things that are holding back Reggae & Dancehall today : 1. Lack of awareness in the music business which allows for a wider and bigger vision by Artists & Producers 2. The corruption and incompetence at the radio and club DJ level in Dancehall and Reggae 3. Lack of competent and capable managers, publicists and/or booking agents & promoters, media outlets who have integrity 4. Respect between the younger and the older generations for what each one of them brings to the table

[@smashing7366]

Great production Notnice

[@discoursemotion]

Very refreshing interview. The industry of dancehall needs to mature to a business model. Unity is the strongest foundation on which to build

[@richardbrooks6452]

Great interview a lot of good points.

[@GospelDjshane]

This is one of the best interview I have ever listen to, when it comes to Artist and producer, I really believe that all Artist and producers need to listen to this interview, nuff respect to Onstage and Justnice for this interview. Well said and done.

[@dennismwenda221]

I live in Nairobi.What Winford is saying to NotNice is truth. Absolute truth. He was here in 2019 I believe. Streaming isnt big in Africa, but reggae and dancehall is being played in every business store in Nairobi and Kenya at large. Listen to him dear artists. You probably aren't getting what he is saying because you haven't experienced it. Much love! God bless!

[@rollandhenry2501]

NOTNICE TALK JUST LIKE THE TEACHER!!💯🇬🇩🇬🇩🇬🇩💯

[@jaunbonaysmith]

He's one of his students remember

[@pantinofficial]

@@jaunbonaysmith hahahahahahahahahahHhhahahahahahahahahaha true tho

[@rollandhenry2501]

@@pantinofficial Real Talk doh!!🗣

[@marciaelliott2836]

Interesting interview and I like that Notnice recognized that he needs more knowledge on African market and yes I agree that artistes need to align selves with knowledgeable persons... Crawl before we walk we need to teach them ..discipline

[@sheltonwilliams1373]

That's how you learn boss...notice take interest in what winford telling him.

[@rogerwilson7707]

One of the best interview for a long time

[@ProfeZaMarZ]

Learnt a lot from this interview. Bless up Notnice... Bless up Winford 💯

[@ChapikalVevo]

One day I will be onstage💯🏁🥇 just time

[@nadinebailey1014]

Yes sky is the limit

[@IRIEAC]

Winford, I see that you are really passionate about the progress and growth of Reggae/dancehall.. .. our music needs organization and structure... too many people are selfish and the knowledge is not pass down.... we have to adjust to what is going on in the world like the hip hop, reggae-ton, and Afro beats etc.... we must act local and think global... or visa versa... it’s good we are having the conversation... now let’s put it to action.... space is there for all to succeed...we have the talent and the way is paved.... Irie AC

[@tonilaing5939]

I have a friend from Senegal all him ask for is notnice records straight all day everyday

[@hwworklifejourney2149]

I was talking about the same thing a few days ago. People need to hear what you are saying Done

[@andrewchambers8993]

I love this conversation trust me.

[@cromestryker8140]

Fi real ,more likd this fi gwaan

[@rohanbennett1586]

The man intelligent ina real life

[@williwonker941]

Some of the artists need to stop singing about violence and be more creative

[@cromestryker8140]

Facts

[@cornelthomas4076]

Fi real the song them have no longevity

[@kimronragguettedavidraggue374]

Definitely

[@kemeticmaggi9885]

True...that's why chronixx and potoje music will forever live on...

[@gearriewest3302]

@@cornelthomas4076 3 months songs

[@vtg1632]

This was the best interview I've watched in a number of years.

[@titsatseoutdoor2653]

Great interview!! i keep watching it time and again

[@jerthomp22]

This is the best interview I seen for long time on .on stage

[@forevergooner4400]

Just read the comments on a Tarrus Riley song on KZbin. All Kenyans and Ugandans etc.

[@benja303]

Why you think Taraus riley sing a song called " Uganda" ?

[@britandmarv]

Notnice big up...love u reasoning ability...came to your studio once didn't get a word with u cause u always at it (putting beats together) 💪🏾

[@roselynfacey1253]

Very good reasoning, I love the contents of the lecture, teach them Notnice we need more like u to articulate to those youth out there good job. Blessing.🥶❄️🌅

[@annettchin8213]

Good interview not nice Just facts alone my g Nuff a the young youths them nuh knw the real meaning a music I hope you'll see a lot more success in your projects this year

[@frazemusic888]

Winford a talk truth

[@kimronragguettedavidraggue374]

More than truth

[@michaelmarsh5609]

Winford I want u to teach this guy's clam they r producers they talk like they got no sense

[@evadcampbell]

Very insightful interview. Discipline and professionalism is 🔑 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@andreabrown1338]

Great interview...Notnice always represents and he VERY HUMBLE, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND A HARD WORKER.....Keep it up youth.....continue with the greatness....

[@zionaudain3492]

Big up yo self not nice u ar real youth me g🙏🏾🎓👑🙌🏼👍🏼

[@Kingstonian1G]

Africa loves Jamaica... we’re just too stupid to capitalize on brand Jamaica.

[@Kingstonian1G]

@TheTrapperjaw You don’t have to piggyback someone else’s comment to make your point. I never said Jamaicans are not Africans. Jamaica is an internal point of reference.

[@michellemorais5457]

Medication Time, literally, but I am here for this Great Interview!!!

[@niggaznowmy123]

I wish i could love this interview a million times.

[@vibetimevibetime4771]

Winford right reggae big in Africa 🇯🇲🇯🇲especially reggae in kenya

[@swiftsmith3100]

Facts brother! Kenya always on the front line

[@stephenlewis536]

I'm a Jamaican in Ghana 🇬🇭, trust me they're playing Dancehall.. All the time

[@Music-yq8qc]

False. It's mostly afrobeats

[@1Legendary.]

Loved this interview❗️💯💯🔥🔥

[@scrappydon]

what a powerful interview jah jah we need more interview like this to teach the youth them that is lost in them self

[@recwon]

This is the producer mavado need to link with and just let notnice guide the music production

[@williwonker941]

Man need to listen to Winford. Winford really love his Jamaica and want good things happen.

[@kenpinto1212]

Wilford came with receipts!

[@andymcmahon3632]

Really Great Interview, I learnt so much and confirmed what I already know. The music nuh nice nuh more. Each artiste are not going on the same riddim, because they have a big ego or dem inna beef wid another artiste. Really appreciate the interview.

[@dervalrichardson923]

I am a artist who stop sing for over ten years and I can’t stop listening to this program big up not nice ur a cool producer focus n keep put in good music out there well said I’ve learned a lot from you both.

[@ganjacures9831]

Already know it’s gonna be alot of Gems for upcoming artist in this interview

[@kimanie1]

Notnice unity we want. Bring back popcaan, jahvinchi and jah frass in the same studio same rhythm

[@shawnunruly]

Real talk

[@rmak2950]

And Dosa medicine

[@roshkapel]

Notnive nahv da power deh bredda, dem ya artiste ya Ego bigger than the industry

[@DreOmar876]

@@roshkapel he used to have the power but newer artists like Shabdon are the ones with the pulling power to make that happen again

[@anklesox527]

@@DreOmar876 Papcaan fi learn fi share and Lego di ego and hype....

[@taylor00032]

one of the best interview. good resoning.. lets keep it in Africa foreal

[@evansrenee723]

Mr Williams brilliant reasoning and I like notnice he has an honesty about him. Blessings for a great interview.

[@hearthrob300]

I keep saying this and I will say it again, the music these youngsters doing now, not going any further than airport rd.

[@jaguar5143]

Dont disrespect airport rd like tht better u sa out a cement factory 😂 😂 😂 r a dwntwn stoplight a wait fi it turn green

[@jeviasgodasmywitness6753]

Dwl

[@nigeltaylor926]

@@jaguar5143 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@arsonicmusicke]

Notnice a get it all wrong here in kenya🇰🇪we appreciate reggae/dancehall more than our own genre, we created our own sound from dancehall sounds me myself am a big fan of dancehall since a little pickney

[@miquelmharris4627]

U guys not buying any of our music so playing it on bus and in the airport not doing anything much

[@petroe3884]

Great Great Great Interview. Thank you both.

[@muzikalimindedint.6061]

Notnice needs to go and educate himself about Africa and it’s potential. He has a lot to learn but a good producer same way. Africa is a continent and not one country. I’m from the uk but was speechless when I visited few countries in Africa and see how the young People in those countries living. I was also in The Gambia the same time Jah Vinci visited the country for a stage show

[@lerostronglink9185]

ego a one of the biggest problem with some of the younger artist of today , and pertaining to what notice saying , producer of to find the right market for their product

[@duncanpresly9429]

Uganda 🇺🇬 is the Most Country to emblems Jamaica 🇯🇲, Raggae And Dancehall Music. .

[@katimagraceclaire8644]

Love from🇺🇬

[@swiftsmith3100]

I thought it was Kenya. Spreading love from kingston

[@flammabletv7861]

Notnice is real youth and he understands the music business very well and conscious youth big producer he needs to have is maximum respect in business

[@jahcools5976]

Where we are going wrong with the music is try to compete too much with each other ,it's always competition . the artist are not focus on building a career they think one hit and youtube streaming is what make them a star .We Jamaicans praise too much negativity . Love this interview Winford and Mr. Notnice keep up the good work the good will pay off you know exactly what the music need you say it. Blessing to you all.

[@jrbugz761]

We need to focus more on the Africa market💯

[@janursingintorontostreets9284]

This was a good interview

[@tbr3]

Great interview never will stop pushing good music even if I have 1 listener no stopping

[@michaelkatana1049]

Winford on fyah & talk'n de truth! Big op Notnice for tek'n de heat & tell'n it as it is! 👊🏿