he do da music video bout 4 munts now and de people wont play um, dum wont even play he songs on de radia, i feel cbc shud be in de hands of de entertainers and not politicians, friends and families, cbc is one big mob, only check fuh dum own and not de lil man who strugglin, anyways i outta hay

I endorse the comment because to my mind

The refusal of Barbadian radio and television people to PROMOTE and play Barbadian music is tantamount to TREASON
It is an underminding of the very fabric of Barbadian heritage and existence and it is something that needs to be challenged and tackled with all the energies we can muster

We need to protest through marches, petitions and all other means available including the call-in shows. THIS A SERIOUS MATTER.

I myself intend to do something about this NOT PLAYING BAJAN MUSIC SYNDROME (NPBM)that seems to be affecting the media houses in Barbados. Sometimes the amount of Jamaican and American music that the stations play and the way the radio personalities promote the music leaves me to conclude that we have deep psychological difficulties that we need to treat in order to move forward as a people. Right now -at this moment –08:50—friday nov 2 –i am listening to a local radio station the dj is saying that he is putting people in the mood for the weekend. What is he playing???- ‘bare’ jamaican music. Hurrah ! HE has now switch to playing some bajan reggae artistes—NOT ENOUGH though !—–The D J–is now playing David Kirton and he is saying that he is pulling the curtain on Bajan Music after three(3)songs–wow!

I intend to get together all the persons who have recorded music in Barbados to march to Bay Street -to River Road and to the Pine –that is if the police give permission