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Kurtici continues promo run
Entertainment, Latest News, Music
BY KEDIESHA PERRY Observer writer  
July 16, 2025

Kurtici continues promo run

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Recording artiste Kurtici is currently promoting his single Chip to Di Code. Produced by Money #Code Records, the track was released on January 16, 2025.

A song that highlights the joys of having money, the official music video adds to the song’s appeal with vibrant colours and high energy dancing over the catchy beat.

“The track has been getting some good publicity so far. My hope is to get it to the next level and get it introduced to new audiences worldwide,” the artiste said.

Born Kerrick Bartley, the Jamaican artiste migrated to England in his teens, which is where he eventually kicked off his music career. Honing his love for music that started at an early age, Kurtici made his debut at 16 years old with a performance in his community, and kept the momentum going since then.

His first official single Fussing and Fighting was featured on the Bombshell Riddim and released in 2002. Since then, he has released tracks such as Money to Di Code, We Party, Realway, Life and most notably Bloody War, which was released in 2010 and chronicles the 2010 Tivoli Gardens incursions.

More new projects are on the horizon for Kurtici, as he continues to work towards building his brand and leaving his mark on the music scene globally.

“I have a lot more in store, as I’m aiming to make a big impact into the music industry. My intention is to get more promotions going and to continue networking with other artistes and producers,” the artiste said.

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