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Bounty Killer seeks peace

TOP FLIGHT DJ Bounty Killer is stretching forth the olive branch. Despite his involvement in a verbal onslaught on Merciless at the Ocho Rios Pier two weekends ago, 'The Warlord', has declared that he's not seeking to create further animosity in the music business.

"I was just giving support to Ninja Man. He and I were on stage deejaying together and I just hatched lyrics with him. It's not that I am bitter at Merciless or anyone else in the music business. I have been saying over the past weeks that I have no problem with anyone and I am not interested in a clash of any sort. So I just want to make it clear that Bounty Killer wants peace," he said.

The DJ told Showtime that he got turned off the clashing scenario because of developments with producers who lured him into clashes in the past then backed out on him, saying that he was solely responsible.

"I have past that stage. I am not the 21-year-old Bounty Killer who would react in a particular way to everything people say and do.

"I am now 28 years old and there is a different level of maturity. I am now the 'Poor People's Governor' and I have a lot more titles which indicate that I have larger issues to deal with. I have to address the injustices which are taking place in Jamaica. I have no time for petty wars," he said.

Meanwhile, Bounty Killer said the final touches are being put to his triple CD album B2K (Brain to Knowledge) Ghetto Dictionary which is due in the spring. The CD is expected to contain 30 tracks, all of which he said will be hard-core dancehall tracks.

- Andrew Clunis

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