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The Belizean born veteran Reggae music artiste and educator Curly has released his long-awaited single “Money.”  The single is the first release from the upcoming album EDUTAINMENT.  Released on his own Tuff Kruffy Entertainment label, the single and upcoming music video is available now and distributed worldwide by Tuff Gong International.  The single will also be featured in a new film My Father Belize, that was written Ron Sierra and directed and produced by Leon Lozano and shot on location in Belize.

About Curly:

After break-out hits like “You Must Wake Up” & “Crack is a Killa,” 

Curly aka ‘Pupa Curly’, the socially and politically conscious ‘Dancehall Edutainer’ resumes his musical journey.

The debut single and upcoming official video “Money” from his forthcoming album titled Edutainment, features EljaiEDee and the ‘angelic’ vocals of Angelica, and is produced by veteran producer Carl McGregor 

of Diamond Mine Studios in Los Angeles.

Curly is an active recording artist and Education Specialist working with emotionally disturbed foster youths in the Antelope Valley (California) for over 10 years. He often uses rhymes and songwriting strategies to assist with behavior management and language arts development.  He is a USC under-graduate (International Relations & Business) and CSUBakersfield post-graduate (Education Specialist).

He has performed at many of Southern California’s elite festivals including: Santa Monica Pier’s Twilight Concert Series; Kangal California Reggae Splash; Bob Marley Day; Seabreeze Festival; and UCLA’s Jazz/Reggae Festival to name a few. Other notable performances include headlining the annual ‘Drug Awareness Week’ in Belize, where Curly entertained and spoke to youths from over two dozen Caribbean countries.

Curly was a guest on George Clinton’s “Paint the White House Black” single on Paisley Park Records, which also featured a host of ‘A-List’ Hip Hop recording artists, including Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Kam, The Red Hot Chili Peppers and many others.

After an extended break to produce two of Southern California’s largest outdoor reggae events, Seabreeze Festival, and Irie Reggae Festival, the ‘Edutainment’ continues, as Curly cements today’s important social and political issues ‘digitally’ for the unforeseeable future.

“Just as Politicians and great leaders have a responsibility to inform and lead their people, so do musicians and artists. I believe music is a significant element in communicating to the people – positive and uplifting thoughts.” – Curly

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