April 1st, 2008, BRIDGETOWN, Barbados

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March 31st, 2008, BRIDGETOWN, Barbados

KIRK BROWN - MUST GET IT

As if the name doesn't already speak for itself, "Must Get It" has to become the part of any serious enthusiasts album collection. In addition to being 100% homegrown as featured artists fall under the spell of Kirk Brown's infectious multi genre talents, this 11 track mega album features an impressive DVD combo showcasing music videos for the hit singles Chimmie Papa and Baaby. Throw into the mix behind the scenes footage, a steamy photo gallery and 11 pulse pumping tracks showcasing Kirk's focus on the Reggae/Dancehall Genre mixed with locally infused Hip Hop.
Then as if to cement the fact that he calls Barbados home, the totally soca track J'Ouvert Carnival forces you to hit repeat and take in the experience all over again. Incredibly versatile, Kirk Brown has taken years of hard work, a honed skill set and the energy that can only be gained from endless nights on stage and delivered a winner for local, regional and international consumption. For up to the time information on Kirk Brown log on to www.myspace.com/kirkstrategy

March 22, 2007, BRIDGETOWN, Barbados

KIRK BROWN TO PREMIERE NEW DANCEHALL TRACKS PRODUCED BY VERTERAN JAMAICAN PRODUCER DANNY CHAMPAGNE

Dancehall heart-throb Kirk Brown is scheduled to make a special guest appearance at the Reggae on the Beach show slated for April 22, 2007 at the Boatyard Beach in Bridgetown Barbados. The show is part of the three-day Barbados Reggae Festival produced by FAS Entertainment headlining Sean Paul, and Maxi Priest. Brown, who has been working with a number of Jamaican producers including the likes of the renowned Danny Champagne, will officially premiere his latest dancehall tracks ‘Teasing Me’ and others on the April 22 event stage.

Kirk Brown is one of Barbados’ biggest wildcards in the entertainment industry. Often one to stay behind the scenes, he has been quietly working not only on the development of his record label Good Entertainment and roster of artist, but also his alter ego, Kirk Dirt.

Influenced by longtime reggae and dancehall veterans such as Bounty Killer, Tiger, Shaggy, more recently Mr. Sean Paul and many other top dancehall artists, the April 22nd show in Barbados will see the emergence of what promises to be a succession of hit dancehall tracks from the artist.
Some great artists have influenced my career, from the pioneers like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Jimmy Cliff who were foundation builders in Caribbean music, to the newer artist”, said Kirk Brown. “Music was always my first love and being an entertainer is my dream. I’ve been involved in the entertainment business for close to five years now, and I’ve always been one to push local Barbadian and Caribbean music and entertainment. Yes, I have been and continue to be a recognized face, but come April 22, my alter ego Kirk Dirt, thanks to the likes of Danny Champagne and Fewwture who currently steer my musical path, will make his debut performance on the Reggae on the Beach stage.”

Over the years, through his band Strategy, Kirk has co-headlined several major events in London, Jamaica, St. Lucia, Canada, Boston, Connecticut and New York with international stars Fat Joe, Dru Hill, Terror Squad, Beenie Man, Buju Banton, Kirk Davis, Kiprich, Dougie Fresh, Ashanti, Ja Rule, Benzino, Barrington Levy, Beres Hammond, Kevin Lyttle, Iwer George, Edwin Yearwood, Krosfyah, Rupee & the Dot Com Band, Allison Hinds, Lil' G (Silk & Madea), Mad Cobra, Rayvon, 4 D People, Toni Norville Project and Blaze.