Christmas Dance Mix: narcotics and lewdness don’t fit the blend

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A review

If you’re looking for some Christmas music with a bouncy Caribbean flavour then Prince Ally’s new album ‘Christmas Dance Mix’ may not be the thing for you.

But perhaps if your sense of humour can accommodate it and if you don’t mind your children singing about lighting up the ganja this Christmas, then you can go ahead and spend your money on it.

Matt’s Record Bar is the sole local distributor of Dance Mix. It is the latest of 15 albums which Toronto-based singer and producer Ahmad…..

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