London beenie man   featuring: yum yum moses davies alias beenie man is the most popular living reggae star of jamaica. at the tender age of five moses would compete in sound clashes with some of the biggest names. the caribbean community of london offers a kick start to the careers of many reggae and dancehall musicians from jamaica. reggae legends such as bob marley and jimmy cliff lived in london before they became superstars. beenie man sees himself as a dancehall musician. dancehall is about a feel good vibe. the message is normally hidden. whereas with reggae there is always a message or ideology. beenie man's favourite takeaway in london is yum yum which serves original caribbean specialities.  yum yum public transport tube station ladbroke grove COMMENTS Your voice on beenie man
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craig deeming
Commented on Slinkachu
05 January 2012
"Love this guys work :)"
Craig Deeming
Commented on Lily Allen
05 January 2012
"You gottat love Lily Allen :)"
Victoria
Commented on Lily Allen
31 August 2011
"Love Lily Allen - she's so talented!"
damian (producer)
Commented on acupuncture
09 June 2010
"the ceo of acupuncture had to have his porridge before he could face being interviewed. took him 15 mins to cook it, eat it and do the dishes, while camerman, soundguy, producer and presenter were waiting. talk about getting your priorities right. "
Denise (Director)
Commented on gorillaz
08 June 2010
"This was the first Gorillaz interview where they did not refer to the band as real. Only because I felt daft pretending and they went along with it."
Sebastian
Commented on nag nag nag
07 June 2010
"Gwen Stefani refused to be filmed dancing with Gavin Rosdale because her dancing was not up to scratch. Boy George used a different strategy by moving a mate in front of the lense, but we still got him."
Jack
Commented on dillinja & lemon d
07 June 2010
"I read that they are hoping to start a permanent Valve club, so they do not have to travel with all their gear."
Sebastian
Commented on dillinja & lemon d
07 June 2010
"It was quite impressive to see the store room with all their equipment piled up to the ceiling in their South East recording studio next to the Dome."