Minna LaFortune Drops Dance With Me Volume II – Live Celebration Concert on Facebook, June 7

Get ready to dance, feel, and celebrate—because Minna LaFortune is back with a powerful new album, Dance with Me Volume II, dropping June 7. A force in the reggae scene, Minna blends reggae, Afrobeat, dancehall, and amapiano into an electrifying mix of rhythm and soul, bringing messages of love, unity, empowerment, and social justice straight to your speakers.
"This album is my heart, my roots, and my hope for a better world—where music unites, heals, and uplifts," says Minna LaFortune. "I want fans to move, to feel, to connect. Let's dance together!"
With influences spanning rocksteady, ska, dub, Afrobeat, and dancehall, this album is more than just music—it's a movement. A standout track, The Black Star Liner, pays tribute to Marcus Garvey's vision of African unity, delivering a soundscape that resonates across generations.
Dance with Me Volume II features an unforgettable lineup of songs, each carrying deep meaning and infectious grooves:
- Don't Drink Your Sorrows – A soul-stirring anthem of resilience and hope
- Reggae Music is Love to Me – A heartfelt tribute to the transformative power of reggae
- The Black Star Liner – A musical journey toward pan-African solidarity
- Shine di Light – A call for awakening and economic justice
- Baby Baby I Love You – A romantic ballad filled with passion and tenderness
- Global Warming & Global Warming Dub – An urgent message about climate change
- This is the Time for Me – A fierce declaration of self-empowerment
- Dance to the Afro Beat (Afrobeat) – A pulsating celebration of African heritage
- Cease Fire & Cease Fire Dub – A compelling plea for a stop to gun violence in urban communities
- The Message – A tribute to reggae legends and their lasting impact
- Weekend Vibes (Amapiano) – The perfect feel-good party anthem
Watch, Listen, Experience! Several of the album's songs feature lyrical videos available now on YouTube, immersing fans in the powerful storytelling behind the music. Cease Fire already has an official music video, and the video for Global Warming is set to premiere June 18—a must-watch moment.
Be Part of the Celebration – Live Concert June 7 on Facebook
To mark the release, Minna LaFortune is hosting a live concert on Facebook on June 7—a spectacular event filled with high-energy performances, exclusive insights, and a deep connection to the music.
How to Get the Album
Dance with Me Volume II will be available for streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and all major platforms. Want a physical copy? Preorder your CD today by sending your order to the email: minna154@outlook.com.
About Minna LaFortune
A bold and soulful voice in reggae, Minna LaFortune is known for her passionate storytelling, socially conscious lyrics, and irresistible rhythms. She brings music that inspires, unites, and energizes, proving that reggae remains a powerful force for change.
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For more details, visit https://www.minnalafortune.com.
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Country: United States
Website: http://www.minnalafortune.com/

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‘Spotlight Celebration' showcases Sarah McLachlan School of Music in Vancouver

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‘Spotlight Celebration' showcases Sarah McLachlan School of Music in Vancouver

Friday was a big night for Canadian songwriting legend Sarah McLachlan and students at her Vancouver music school. Canadian music legend Sarah McLachlan and her eponymous school of music held their first-ever Spotlight Celebration in Vancouver Friday night. The event, which showcased some of the school's talented young musicians, was held to celebrate graduating students and the donor community that funds the school. In an interview with CTV News Vancouver before the concert at the school's Mount Pleasant building, McLachlan highlighted some of the key contributors to the school's mission. 'Part of the reason for the celebration tonight is donor appreciation and, in particular, Dona Wolverton and the Wolverton Foundation, who donated this incredible, 16,000-square-foot space to us, to the music school, for perpetuity, rent free, which is unbelievable,' McLachlan said. The musician has personally funded the school's administrative costs since it started, allowing for every donor dollar to support the school's free programming for underserved youth. In September, the school will enter its 24th year of operation. It has been in its current Vancouver location since 2011. 'I have a great sense of pride and joy and love for this place,' McLachlan said, recounting how she founded the organization in response to contracting public school music programs in Canada. 'For me, who grew up in a vibrant school music program and also had parents who could afford to pay for private music lessons, and knowing what music did for me and how it fed me and it saved me in so many ways, the idea of kids not having that opportunity just felt like a travesty to me.' From a starting point of a few hundred kids taking instrument lessons in a pilot project within the Vancouver-based non-profit Arts Umbrella, The Sarah McLachlan School of Music has grown to provide tuition-free music programs for 1,100 youth in Vancouver, Surrey and Edmonton each year. McLachlan described the school's current offerings as 'kid-focused' in a way music education sometimes isn't. 'You get to kind of try everything,' she said. 'You get to try all these different instruments and in second year you're already playing in a band and, you know, you're singing with someone else, you're doing songwriting, you're doing beatboxing … It's just an incredibly fun, safe, nurturing environment.'