Source: http://www.one876entertainment.com/content/view/1131/28
Danielle a.k.a DI has been added to the line up of this year's Best of the Best show in Miami based on the US buzz of her new combination single, Rebel, featuring Cherine Anderson.
"I am also booked to perform at a club show in Curacao and another show alongside Gyptian in the Virgin Islands. The 'Rebel' song is opening a lot of doors for me, especially in Europe, and I am working hard on a number of new singles for Sly (Dunbar) and other producers, I am coming to take the Summer," she told one876entertainment.com
The single hit #6 on the ER dancehall charts last week and it has just entered the Fiwi Choice Captain Bakery charts. Danielle is known for the hit singles, 'Beat It', the top ten hit Brown Girl in the Ring featuring Beenie Man, and 'Downtown Man'.
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Cherine: (Chorus)
I waana be a good girl (I’m so bad)
Gotta be a lady (I can be a...)
Give it to you sexy (Rude Gyal Swag)
Once you get it, It goin’ be the best you ever had
I’m a Rebel....I’m a Rebel.....I’m a Rebel.....I’m a Rebel....I’m a Rebel....I’m a Rebel....
You a Rebel...Honourable...Honourable....Honourable
Danielle:
REBEL REBEL...Rebel this a bad gyal DI
Ready fi whatever cause you know mi nuh shy
This yah gyal yah walk wid har head inna di sky
Inna mi tight tight shorts...and the shades pan mi eye
Oh yes! Mi full up a di bad gyal finest
Inna mi 6” stilettos and the split inna mi dress
Coulda dung inna di gully or di red carpet
You fi Beat it... beat it... beat it... til di meter reset
Rept Cherine: (Chorus)
Danielle:
Mi did tell yuh me a Rebel don’t ...Rebel wid a cause
Shortest of mini’s no commas... no clause
Rebel in Town all wife a get pause.......(PAUSE)
Sorry Yah, my fault just because...
Mi nuh live by no limit...don’t rule by no laws
Gyal a tek weh she get... mi a get weh mi want
Cherine...weh yuh say we have the flavour?
We a di best the baddest ...we from Jamaica
Rept Cherine: (Chorus)
Danielle: (Repeat Verse 1)
Cherine:
Because we Young.... hot.... independent...
Young.... hot.... independent...
Yeah we Young.... hot.... independent...
Yeah we Young....we hot....we independent...
Oh Oh..yeah ...Woaw!!
Rept Cherine: (Chorus)
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Source: http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20110225/ent/ent3.html
Recording artiste D.I. (Danielle) has been busy in the studios with legendary musicians Sly and Robbie as she works on her new album, eyeing a summer-release date.
Working with the Taxi Gang has been a joy for the artiste, she told THE STAR.
"It's a pleasure for me to be working with them. I've been learning a lot about how to get more from my music and a whole lot of other stuff."
"I've been around them for at least four years now, but now we're doing it the right way and focusing on some serious work," she added.
The artiste known for her Brown Girl In The Ring collaboration with Beenie Man spoke highly of the singles Push Over and Rebel, on which she teams with Cherine Anderson. Both songs were produced by the Taxi Gang.
The video for Push Over was directed by Gareth Cobran whereas the Rebel shoot is to be done soon.
She also has other soon-to-be released singles.
Her recent performance in New York was a good one and she is gearing up for the annual Spring Break event to be held at Long Bay Beach, Negril, as well as another show in the Bahamas.
"This is projected to be a good year. It's just for me to keep putting out quality music and let the people be the judge," she said.
-H.W.
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Source: http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20110310/ent/ent8.html
Recording artistes Danielle D.I. and Cherine recently shot the video for their collaboration Rebel.
Produced by veterans Sly and Robbie, the track has been receiving good airplay on local radio stations since its release.
The video was shot in Southside, downtown, Kingston, and was directed by Andrew Grey and William Richards.
The two artistes have been working closely with the Taxi Gang as Cherine's Kingston State Of Mind and Danielle D.I.'s Push Over were both done for Taxi Records.
Here is a sneak peek of some of the scenes from the videoshoot.
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Source:http://bonafidetalk.blogspot.com/2010/07/question-with-danielle-di.html
Stage Name: Danielle
Real Name: Danielle Isaacs
Birth Month: May
How did you get started in the business?
Danielle: Through a friend/producer, Delroy 'Fatta' Pottinger, who produced my first track.
What has been your greatest challenge in the business yet?
Danielle: Men in the business who do not want to keep it musical and just business.
What have you been up to lately?
Danielle: I've been in the studio recording and vibing fresh concepts. I'm actually planning a video for my new single, Jamaican Gal
Do you look up to any specific artiste and why?
Danielle: Just to name a few, Patra, Madonna and Lady Saw, for being bold, expressive females in a male-dominated industry. Air Supply for their passionate music.
Are you happy with the way things are going for your musical career right now?
Danielle: Most definitely, I'm more focused than ever! More involved in the creative aspects of my job, plus I have a great team working hard for me.
Do you have any advice for young artistes coming up?
Danielle: Yes, believe in yourself. Try to find someone you can trust to give constructive criticism. For the females, especially, do everything by the sweat of your brow and nothing else.
Where do you see yourself in the future?
Danielle: My goals include being extremely successful at what I do. I will represent Jamaica's music on the global stage with major endorsements and my own products.
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Source: http://www.outaroad.com/2010/11/danielle_declares_shes_no_push.html
Storming back to the forefront with effortless "swag" is musical sensation Danielle. She makes a bold statement with her new release, "Push Over". The up-tempo track is produced by world renowned music legends, Sly & Robbie. The infectious beat fuses elements of house, dancehall and rhythmic dance music topped with seductive vocals. Already, the track has received excellent feedback, thus sparking the need for a first world music video to capitalize on the audios emerging success.
Ace music video director Gareth Cobran merged forces with photographic director, William Richards to create a fairy tale imagery bringing, "Push Over" to life. Cobran decided upon an old world Venetian theme. Scenes captured in the video show the leading lady playing a madam role in her boudoir, clad in sexy, glamorized ensembles. The lady of the house was catered to by servants who poured wine and bath water to her comfort. In their mistress’ absence they were not shy to bust a move to the high energy beats.
According to the video's producers, we should watch out for intriguing hidden messages. One of the artiste's favorite, is performing on a hanging ring microphone wearing a vintage wedding dress. This is symbolic of a commitment to follow through with her love for music.
Danielle explained that the song delivers a message of empowerment. "Show your attitude…I'm so hater proof…I'm so free, those lines were deliberately included to motivate someone to keep their heads up, regardless of how others feel about you", said the vivacious performer. She defends the underdog who faces undermining and encourages a carefree attitude powered with confidence. The song also tells of her dominant return to music. The "Push Over" music video is a must see and the audio track definitely one to watch.
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Source: http://www.jamaica-star.com/thestar/20101103/ent/ent9.html
Singer Danielle is upping her game with her new video Push Over.
According to a release sent to THE STAR, the up-tempo track is produced by world-renowned music legends, Sly and Robbie. The infectious beat fuses elements of house, dancehall and rhythmic dance music, topped with seductive vocals. Already, the track has received excellent feedback, thus sparking the need for a first world music video to capitalise on the audios emerging success.
Ace music video director Gareth Cobran merged forces with photographic director, William Richards, to create a fairytale imagery bringing, Push Over to life. Cobran decided upon an old world Venetian theme.
Scenes captured in the video show the leading lady playing a madam role in her boudoir, clad in sexy, glamorised ensembles. The lady of the house was catered to by servants who poured wine and bath water to her comfort. In their mistress' absence they were not shy to bust a move to the high-energy beats.
empowering message
Danielle explained that the song delivers a message of empowerment. In the release she was quoted as saying, "show your attitude ... I'm so hater proof ... I'm so free, those lines were deliberately included to motivate someone to keep their heads up, regardless of how others feel about you."
She defends the underdog who faces undermining, and encourages a carefree attitude powered with confidence. The song also tells of her dominant return to music.
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Danielle DI hits #6 on ER Dancehall Charts with 'Rebel' Feat. Cherine
Source: http://www.one876entertainment.com/content/view/1131/28 Danielle a.k.a DI has been added to the line up of this year's Best of the Best show in Miami based on the US buzz of her new combination single, Rebel, featuring Cherine Anderson. "I am also booked to perform at a club show in Curacao and another show alongside Gyptian in the Virgin Islands. The 'Rebel' song is opening a lot of doors for me, especially in Europe, and I am working hard on a number of new singles for Sly (Dunbar) and other producers, I am coming to take the Summer," she told one876entertainment.com The single hit #6 on the ER dancehall charts last week and it has just entered the Fiwi Choice Captain Bakery charts. Danielle is known for the hit singles, 'Beat It', the top ten hit Brown Girl in the Ring featuring Beenie Man, and 'Downtown Man'.
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REBEL LYRICS
Cherine: (Chorus) I waana be a good girl (I’m so bad) Gotta be a lady (I can be a...) Give it to you sexy (Rude Gyal Swag) Once you get it, It goin’ be the best you ever had I’m a Rebel....I’m a Rebel.....I’m a Rebel.....I’m a Rebel....I’m a Rebel....I’m a Rebel.... You a Rebel...Honourable...Honourable....Honourable Danielle: REBEL REBEL...Rebel this a bad gyal DI Ready fi whatever cause you know mi nuh shy This yah gyal yah walk wid har head inna di sky Inna mi tight tight shorts...and the shades pan mi eye Oh yes! Mi full up a di bad gyal finest Inna mi 6” stilettos and the split inna mi dress Coulda dung inna di gully or di red carpet You fi Beat it... beat it... beat it... til di meter reset Rept Cherine: (Chorus) Danielle: Mi did tell yuh me a Rebel don’t ...Rebel wid a cause Shortest of mini’s no commas... no clause Rebel in Town all wife a get pause.......(PAUSE) Sorry Yah, my fault just because... Mi nuh live by no limit...don’t rule by no laws Gyal a tek weh she get... mi a get weh mi want Cherine...weh yuh say we have the flavour? We a di best the baddest ...we from Jamaica Rept Cherine: (Chorus) Danielle: (Repeat Verse 1) Cherine: Because we Young.... hot.... independent... Young.... hot.... independent... Yeah we Young.... hot.... independent... Yeah we Young....we hot....we independent... Oh Oh..yeah ...Woaw!! Rept Cherine: (Chorus)
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Danielle Teams with Sly and Robbie
Source: http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20110225/ent/ent3.html Recording artiste D.I. (Danielle) has been busy in the studios with legendary musicians Sly and Robbie as she works on her new album, eyeing a summer-release date. Working with the Taxi Gang has been a joy for the artiste, she told THE STAR. "It's a pleasure for me to be working with them. I've been learning a lot about how to get more from my music and a whole lot of other stuff." "I've been around them for at least four years now, but now we're doing it the right way and focusing on some serious work," she added. The artiste known for her Brown Girl In The Ring collaboration with Beenie Man spoke highly of the singles Push Over and Rebel, on which she teams with Cherine Anderson. Both songs were produced by the Taxi Gang. The video for Push Over was directed by Gareth Cobran whereas the Rebel shoot is to be done soon. She also has other soon-to-be released singles. Her recent performance in New York was a good one and she is gearing up for the annual Spring Break event to be held at Long Bay Beach, Negril, as well as another show in the Bahamas. "This is projected to be a good year. It's just for me to keep putting out quality music and let the people be the judge," she said. -H.W.
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D.I and Cherine's Video Shot
Source: http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20110310/ent/ent8.html Recording artistes Danielle D.I. and Cherine recently shot the video for their collaboration Rebel. Produced by veterans Sly and Robbie, the track has been receiving good airplay on local radio stations since its release. The video was shot in Southside, downtown, Kingston, and was directed by Andrew Grey and William Richards. The two artistes have been working closely with the Taxi Gang as Cherine's Kingston State Of Mind and Danielle D.I.'s Push Over were both done for Taxi Records. Here is a sneak peek of some of the scenes from the videoshoot.
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Questions with Danielle
Source:http://bonafidetalk.blogspot.com/2010/07/question-with-danielle-di.html Stage Name: Danielle Real Name: Danielle Isaacs Birth Month: May How did you get started in the business? Danielle: Through a friend/producer, Delroy 'Fatta' Pottinger, who produced my first track. What has been your greatest challenge in the business yet? Danielle: Men in the business who do not want to keep it musical and just business. What have you been up to lately? Danielle: I've been in the studio recording and vibing fresh concepts. I'm actually planning a video for my new single, Jamaican Gal Do you look up to any specific artiste and why? Danielle: Just to name a few, Patra, Madonna and Lady Saw, for being bold, expressive females in a male-dominated industry. Air Supply for their passionate music. Are you happy with the way things are going for your musical career right now? Danielle: Most definitely, I'm more focused than ever! More involved in the creative aspects of my job, plus I have a great team working hard for me. Do you have any advice for young artistes coming up? Danielle: Yes, believe in yourself. Try to find someone you can trust to give constructive criticism. For the females, especially, do everything by the sweat of your brow and nothing else. Where do you see yourself in the future? Danielle: My goals include being extremely successful at what I do. I will represent Jamaica's music on the global stage with major endorsements and my own products.
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DANIELLE Declares She is No PUSH OVER
Source: http://www.outaroad.com/2010/11/danielle_declares_shes_no_push.html Storming back to the forefront with effortless "swag" is musical sensation Danielle. She makes a bold statement with her new release, "Push Over". The up-tempo track is produced by world renowned music legends, Sly & Robbie. The infectious beat fuses elements of house, dancehall and rhythmic dance music topped with seductive vocals. Already, the track has received excellent feedback, thus sparking the need for a first world music video to capitalize on the audios emerging success. Ace music video director Gareth Cobran merged forces with photographic director, William Richards to create a fairy tale imagery bringing, "Push Over" to life. Cobran decided upon an old world Venetian theme. Scenes captured in the video show the leading lady playing a madam role in her boudoir, clad in sexy, glamorized ensembles. The lady of the house was catered to by servants who poured wine and bath water to her comfort. In their mistress’ absence they were not shy to bust a move to the high energy beats. According to the video's producers, we should watch out for intriguing hidden messages. One of the artiste's favorite, is performing on a hanging ring microphone wearing a vintage wedding dress. This is symbolic of a commitment to follow through with her love for music. Danielle explained that the song delivers a message of empowerment. "Show your attitude…I'm so hater proof…I'm so free, those lines were deliberately included to motivate someone to keep their heads up, regardless of how others feel about you", said the vivacious performer. She defends the underdog who faces undermining and encourages a carefree attitude powered with confidence. The song also tells of her dominant return to music. The "Push Over" music video is a must see and the audio track definitely one to watch.
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DANIELLE Delivers in New Video
Source: http://www.jamaica-star.com/thestar/20101103/ent/ent9.html Singer Danielle is upping her game with her new video Push Over. According to a release sent to THE STAR, the up-tempo track is produced by world-renowned music legends, Sly and Robbie. The infectious beat fuses elements of house, dancehall and rhythmic dance music, topped with seductive vocals. Already, the track has received excellent feedback, thus sparking the need for a first world music video to capitalise on the audios emerging success. Ace music video director Gareth Cobran merged forces with photographic director, William Richards, to create a fairytale imagery bringing, Push Over to life. Cobran decided upon an old world Venetian theme. Scenes captured in the video show the leading lady playing a madam role in her boudoir, clad in sexy, glamorised ensembles. The lady of the house was catered to by servants who poured wine and bath water to her comfort. In their mistress' absence they were not shy to bust a move to the high-energy beats. empowering message Danielle explained that the song delivers a message of empowerment. In the release she was quoted as saying, "show your attitude ... I'm so hater proof ... I'm so free, those lines were deliberately included to motivate someone to keep their heads up, regardless of how others feel about you." She defends the underdog who faces undermining, and encourages a carefree attitude powered with confidence. The song also tells of her dominant return to music.
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