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#GoodVibes: Reverse It by @JCapri_Hcr
From #VirtualVibes: We send our condolences to the family and loved ones of the late rising star J. Capri. The Head Concussion artist was a rising dancehall sensation whose vocal style of toasting and singing helped propel her songs like “Boom and Bend Over,” “Pull Up to Mi Bumper” and Reverse It” into full-fledged Jamaican dance anthems. May she continue to shine her light through the memory of her music. Rest in Peace Jordan Phillips.
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