South Shore Bermuda and Bermuda Reggae Vibrations were written by John Burch. Bermuda Reggae Vibrations was the first reggae song recorded in Bermuda, at the ZBM Studio and was engineered by Ian Marshall.
John Burch played with The Bermuda Strollers for thirty three years alongside Ted Ming.
Old classic calypso song featuring Erskine Zuill Sr. digitally remastered by his grandson Dwight Jones, well known musician, vocalist, producer and sound engineer across the island of Bermuda.
The Bermuda Department of Tourism’s $4.8 million advertising campaign was unveiled at the Fairmont Southampton Hotel on August 16, 2012 with the “So Much More” music video featuring Bermuda’s own internationally renown reggae star Collie Buddz and up and coming R&B vocal phenomenon Twanée as the highlight of the evening!
The 2012 calypso/pop remix by Bermuda internationally renown reggae star Collie Buddz and up and coming R&B artist Twanée presented here is nothing shy of a GREAT THEME SONG for the BDOT 2012 Tourism campaign!
Bermuda Department of Tourism gotobermuda.com
The New York Times reports the campaign:
Bermuda’s New Pitch Is Short: ‘So Much More’
A popular vacation destination is trying again to encourage tourists to expect the unexpected, as well as all that visitors have traditionally traveled there for.
The goal is explicit in the theme of a campaign on behalf of the Bermuda Department of Tourism: “So much more.” The campaign, now under way, plays up cultural and culinary attractions and diversions like scuba diving and golf along with mainstays like the pink sand beaches and Bermuda’s proximity to the East Coast. Read the full article here
Highlights of ‘Girl Power Bermuda’ which took place on Saturday, June 18, 2011 at Barr’s Bay Park, Hamilton, Bermuda! Featuring footage of ZJ Elektra of Zip 103 FM – Jamaica, Tizzy, DJ Traci Steele of Hot 107.9 – Atlanta and more!
The Talbot Brothers were a musical group based in Bermuda that were among the most popular calypso performers of the 1950s. They were brothers Archie (lead singer, acoustic guitar, harmonica), Austin (acoustic guitar, harmonica), Bryan, a.k.a. “Dick” (tipple, a large, 10-stringed ukulele), Ross, a.k.a. “Blackie” (electric guitar) and Roy Talbot (bass), and their cousin Cromwell “Mandy” Mandres (accordion)
talbotbrothersbermuda.com (defunct)
Bermuda Is Another World by Hubert Smith & The Coral Islanders is the unofficial National Anthem Of Bermuda.
Written Over 40 Years Ago, It Is Still The Most Treasured Song Of All Bermudians And Easily Stands Out Among All Songs Written Here In Bermuda. – Kevin Michael Ingham
The Talbot Brothers of Bermuda [1957]
Bermuda Radio
