DANCEHALL NICE AGAIN

B-KAY & KAZZ are through to the Grand Finals of UK’s biggest talent contest outside X-Factor - LIVE & UNSIGNED “SOUTH COAST IDOL

”2007 representing Buckinghamshire

Please support B-Kay & Kazz to win the Grand Finals by buying a ticket to attend the show in Portsmouth on Saturday, 26 May 2007.  Please see the links below for accommodation and venue:

http://www.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&q=bed+%26+breakfasts&near=Portsmouth&sa=X&oi=local&ct=title
http://www.portsmouthguildhall.co.uk/

Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square, Portsmouth, Hants, PO1 2AB

Tickets cost £15 if purchased directly from Salma Khan (salma.khan@hotmail.co.uk or via tel no: 07737 153 567).  Please note however, that tickets bought directly from the website will cost £25!

Alternatively, if you are unable to attend, you can text vote on the night of the show for B-Kay & Kazz – text details to be circulated shortly or check on the website:  www.southcoastidol.co.uk for further updates of when the lines will be open.

Please also visit B-Kay Kazz’”My Space” website to listen to their latest tunes:  (www.myspace.com/bkaykazz)

Lady Saw, Walk Out (VP): American pop music audiences may mainly know Lady Saw from her cameo on No Doubt’s Grammy-winning 2003 single, Underneath It All. But the reggae vocalist has more than a decade of music under her belt, or shall we say under her skirt? Respected as dancehall’s first lady in Jamaica, Lady Saw’s post-feminist, sex-obsessed lyrics often extol the power of women’s sex organs.

On her eighth solo disc, Walk Out, she makes pains to balance the raunchiness with street anthems and some self-help sentimentalism. Me and My Crew (The Rae) is a flag-waving party song, punctuated by sharp turntable scratches. Meanwhile, the electro-riddim of Power of the Pum is all dark seduction, with Lady Saw bragging about her nookie: “Gotta lotta men losing their senses/ just to get close and be friends/ me have big men jumping wire fences.”