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  • SINGLE FROM DATE NIGHT: STONE + 4 FREE REMIXES

    PHREE042

    Artist: TERRY LYNN

    Label: Phree Music

    In the finale of the new movie DATE NIGHT, Tina Fey gets down to Terry Lynn's STONE on the stripper pole. Download STONE, and get the 4 top KINGSTONLOGIC remixes for free.

    "The 10 hot new acts to watch for...Lady Gaga#4, Terry Lynn#5...
    (The Sunday Times 2009)

    "Feel the difference biatch!" 9/10 Album of the month."
    (VICE Magazine)

    "Stark, merciless electronic beats and noises ricochet like gunshots."
    (The New York Times)

    "Chuck D called Public Enemy 'Black CNN'... this is Jamaican CNN"
    (The Guardian UK)

  • Kingstonlogic 2.0

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    Artist: Terry Lynn

    Label: Despotz Records

    Terry Lynn was born and raised in Olympic Gardens, otherwise known as Waterhouse, an impoverished area in Kingston, Jamaica. Her favorite hobby aside from survival was lyrically clashing with guys selling produce amidst the chaotic markets and crowded arcades of Kingston. She would fiercely take on anyone causing an uproar from passersby witnessing a female spitting hard, insightful lyrics about the city swirling around them.

    Terry Lynn captures with words a sense of Kingston’s environment and Jamaica’s struggles the way a camera captures images with a lens.

    The sound is distinctive, hard and impassioned unlike anything heard from the sunny shores of this Carribean hotspot.

  • Stone

    DZDL021

    Artist: Terry Lynn

    Label: Despotz Records

    Terry Lynn was born and raised in Olympic Gardens, otherwise known as Waterhouse, an impoverished area in Kingston, Jamaica. Her favorite hobby aside from survival was lyrically clashing with guys selling produce amidst the chaotic markets and crowded arcades of Kingston. She would fiercely take on anyone causing an uproar from passersby witnessing a female spitting hard, insightful lyrics about the city swirling around them.

    Terry Lynn captures with words a sense of Kingston’s environment and Jamaica’s struggles the way a camera captures images with a lens.

    The sound is distinctive, hard and impassioned unlike anything heard from the sunny shores of this Carribean hotspot.

  • Jamaican Girls

    DZDL018

    Artist: Terry Lynn

    Label: Despotz Records

    Terry Lynn hits again, this time with the fresh new single "JAMAICAN GIRLS" representing positive Jamaican women, and icons of the island.

    Jamaican Girls was recorded with producer du jour Johan Hugo of Radioclit (The Very Best), as a US single from the North American EP "It Was Written" created with Red Stripe/Cornerstone celebrating new Jamaican music.

    The tropical Jamaican stylings of Terry Lynn mixed into a molotov cocktail of danceable goodness.

    "Jamaican Girls, got style and flair, we top the world, like everywhere
    Jamaican Girls got grace and guts, them boys a lust, can't get enough..."

    Despotz/Phree Music

  • Kingstonlogic

    DZDL016

    Artist: Terry Lynn

    Label: Despotz Records

    Terry Lynn was born and raised in Olympic Gardens, otherwise known as Waterhouse, an impoverished area in Kingston, Jamaica. Her favorite hobby aside from survival was lyrically clashing with guys selling produce amidst the chaotic markets and crowded arcades of Kingston. She would fiercely take on anyone causing an uproar from passersby witnessing a female spitting hard, insightful lyrics about the city swirling around them.

    Terry Lynn captures with words a sense of Kingston’s environment and Jamaica’s struggles the way a camera captures images with a lens.

    The sound is distinctive, hard and impassioned unlike anything heard from the sunny shores of this Carribean hotspot.

  • ALBUM: KINGSTONLOGIC 2.0

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    Artist: TERRY LYNN

    Label: phree music

    "Stark, merciless electronic beats and noises ricochet like gunshots."
    (The New York Times)


    "Might be the strongest release this year."
    (Discobelle.net)


    "A buzz-bomb electro-rap debut, she poses and chats like she’s had to knife-fight for her dinner."
    (Spin Magazine)


    "This is more than a well-crafted album from the Jamaican underground; it's a portrait of denizens from an unjust society that aim to break free of the dance-hall norm and enact change."
    (CMJ)


    "Bumboclaaaat." (Anonymous)