Last night the Sons of Negus called fellow Bobo-Shanti turned murder suspect Louie Ganzie "wicked" and they vowed to issue judgement against him themselves if they have to. Well tonight veteran dancehall artist Dan Man has joined the discussion. He isn't a Bobo-Shanti but he is a Rastafarian, and his is a lyrical assault on Ganzie - a man he's been friends with for ten years. He calls the song "gone too far." He says he wrote "gone too far" less than 24 hours after Keisha Sutherland was murdered allegedly by Louie Ganzie. He told us more about the song and gave us an impromptu performance.
Dan Man,
"It was a shock to me. I feel a great pain for the Empress knowing that I've lost her and we have lost of the one of the sistrens who was setting as perfect example to the rest of ladies, a lot of ladies need to step up the faith and one who has carrying the faith so strongly has been executed. Then the very next day after the incident I noticed a change in the public's reaction towards me and people who used to bid me the day bright looked down in shame and so with all that I just had to do something, I had to say something."
Dan Man says half of the proceeds from the sale of the CD will go to Keisha Sutherland's children. That CD should hit music stores next week.
