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Minister eDDie Velez (a/k/a "Da Preachin Puerto Rican") announced today that the 2012 Holy Hip Hop Awards (12th Annual) is now accepting EPK submissions for live perfomance consideration. Over 1,100 live Holy Hip Hop performances by Ministers of the Gospel have been filmed consecutively, in Atlanta, GA, since the year 2000 with aficionados attending in support from over 140 cities, over 40 states and 6 nations. Videography and Filming Courtesy of: Hp4 Digital Works (Christopher 'Play' Martin) and TV partner TBN Affiliate JC-TV. Digital services provided by Freeman MultiMedia. Go Ye DJs and Higher Ground Record Pool are the exclusive DJs of 2012 Holy Hip Hop Awards. Matt. 28:20.

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2012 Holy Hip Hop Awards Honorees
Brinson, Wingy Danejah, DJ Edub, DJ Will, DJ Network, Double, Trip Lee, Eastwood, Dre Murray, Big Prophet, Fedel, Kambino

Ambassador Award: Scott Free, Derrick Woods (MTM), Alex Pagani (Holla-Fest), Trig (HolyCulture)

Honorees are recognized annually for invaluable service, sacrifice, labor and contributions to the community, uplifting and positively impacting the hearts, minds and souls of children, youth and adults, and in furtherance of the world-wide proliferation of Spiritually-Enlightening Holy Hip Hop Ministry, Music and Entertainment Glorifying GOD. James 5:20. Amen.

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Editor's Highlight Hardcore rap and fierce dancehall wings it for Christ. Kingston, Jamaica, native wingy danejah pulls out the stops and "spits fire" against antsy, violin-strewn grooves.
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A Palm Bay musician will be the featured artist at an upcoming event and will release his new CD at the same time.

If you love the music and food of the Caribbean Islands, you may want to plan your Labor Day weekend around the ninth annual Caribbean Jamboree.

The jamboree, hosted by the Brevard Caribbean American Sports and Cultural Association, will be held from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 2 and 3 at Palm Bay Regional Park.

Recording artist Winjy DanJah of Palm Bay will release his CD "Warning" on Sept. 2, said Ella Austin , chairwoman of the event. Other reggae and calypso stars performing throughout the weekend include Shelley Thunder, Carlington Roberts, Dwain Walters and Ewart "2nd Chance" Blake.

"The band Coco Bean will be there too," Austin said.

Other attractions at the event include the Caribbean Stilt Dancers, folk singers, a "kiddie's corner," cricket, soccer and more. One of the biggest draws may be Devon Harris, one of the original members of the Jamaican bobsled team about which the movie "Cool Runnings" was made, Austin said.

"He's written a book called "Yes, I Can," she said.

Admission to the Caribbean Jamboree is free and open to the public. Caribbean food and drinks will be for sale, Austin said, adding that no coolers will be allowed.

For information about the event, call 728-2558.

Chamber events

The next Greater Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce monthly "Business After Hours" event will be at a baseball game.

Members of the chamber are invited to meet at 5 p.m. Thursday at Gate 5 of Space Coast Stadium in Viera for free parking, hors d'oeuvres, beverages and cash bar at a Brevard Manatees game.

The event is free for chamber members.

The chamber also will host a "Conexion en Espanol" at noon Friday in the chamber office in Palm Bay.

"This is a bridging meeting and brown bag lunch to Hispanic businesses in Palm Bay. It is open to chamber members and prospective members," said Dawn Torney, director of operations for the chamber.

For information about either event, call 951-9998.

Blues bash

The fourth annual Stephen Miller Memorial Biker and Blues Bash will be held from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Aug. 26 at Space Coast Harley-Davidson in Palm Bay.

The Harley-Davidson dealership is off exit 176 of Interstate 95 on Palm Bay Road. There will be 17 blues bands performing throughout the day and the admission price is $10 a person at the gate.

Money raised at the event will go to benefit Harbor City Elementary School in Melbourne, said Sue Luley, one of the originators of the event.

Luley said Miller died in 2003 after a long fight with liver disease.

Among those performing at the memorial benefit, will be Artimus Pyle (drummer for "Lynryd Skynyrd"), Steve Thorpe Blues Orchestra and Eric Culbertson.

She said a motorcycle poker run in conjunction with the event will begin at 9 a.m. Aug. 26 at the Saints Motorcyle Clubhouse on Grissom Parkway in Cocoa and end at Space Coast Harley-Davidson.

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Making music. Leo James beats on the steel drums during a previous annual Brevard Caribbean-American Sports and Cultural jamboree in Palm Bay Regional Park. FLORIDA TODAY file



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Event details
What: Annual Caribbean Jamboree. When: All day Saturday and Sunday. Where: Palm Bay Regional Park -- take Malabar Road six miles west of Interstate 95 to the park. Admission: Free (no coolers). Call: The Brevard Caribbean American Sports and Cultural Association can be reached at 728-2558.



PALM BAY - -- Island music, cricket and soccer, stilt dancers, and other cultural and sporting events come together this weekend for the annual Caribbean Jamboree at Palm Bay Regional Park.

It's a free-admission event organized by the Brevard Caribbean American Sports and Cultural Association.

Live musical entertainment starts at 10 a.m. both Saturday and Sunday with two-hour Caribbean gospel shows. Reggae star Shelley Thunder headlines Saturday. Thunder is known for his collaboration with pop star Lauren Hill on the hit song "Forgive Them Father." Palm Bay resident Winjy DanJah, Palm Bay's Carlene Gunther, the Zions Rock Band and Dahlia Ashley also perform -- some of them on both days.

The top-drawing Virgin Island Stilt Dancers return this year, performing at 1 p.m. Saturday and again on Sunday.

And the popular steel band concert is back; the Powerstar Steel Band performs Saturday afternoon. Then, the tone switches to calypso and reggae with Mystyk NRG -- the house band at Central Florida's Bob Marley Center.

While the entertainers are on stage and between acts, there's arts and crafts vendors, a car show, a garage sale, a table-game area for dominoes and Scrabble, and a kiddies corner. Several Caribbean restaurants will be selling food, including Hazel, Kruchy Krust, Caribbean Cove and Sweet and Spicy. No coolers will be allowed.

And the popular sporting competitions will be under way: 3 v. 3 Youth Soccer Tournament, 6 v. 6 Adult Soccer Tournament (dubbed Soca Soccer in honor of the efforts of Trinidad and Tobago soccer team in the 2006 World Cup), a Cricket tournament, volleyball, basketball and other events.

Sunday's reggae show starts at noon and features Culture n' Effect and the band Emphasis Reggae. This will be the ninth consecutive year that Emphasis has performed at the Caribbean Jamboree.

Ella Austin, one of the cultural and sports association members, advises everyone to watch for Devon Harris -- a member of the Jamaican Bobsled Team at the 1988 Winter Olympics.



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