Reggae Times

In the era of toast one cannot say they have not heard the name Trinity. A popular member of toasting during the 1970’s, when no song was complete without a toast being incorporated. Born in Payne Land Kingston as Wade

Tommy Cowan has had a long run in the music business since his Festival Song Competition Win in 1967 as part of the group “The Jamaicans”. Shortly after Cowan’s stint with the group had ended he went on to become

The soundtrack for the critically acclaimed film, The Harder They Come, is to be added to the Library of Congress National Recording Registry. This will be the second time a reggae album is added to the distinguished Recording registry. The

With the onset of a coronavirus, the music industry taking a hard hit and world economies in turmoil; reggae music has still managed to affect people positively. Reggae artiste Junior Reid and GRW, a Nashville- based artiste, have collaborated on

Chronixx has released his first single since the start of the year and he has not disappointed. The single follows the usually upbeat spin on reggae as well as continuing to drive home the positive messages the artiste brings to

The final resting place for Bunny Wailer is set to be the 142 acres Dreamland on the border of St. Thomas and Portland. his body will be laid to rest at a secret location on the property. The property was

Founding member of The Wailers, which included Peter Tosh and Bob Marley, Neville “Bunny Wailer” Livingston has died. Livingston died at the Medical Associates Hospital this morning after suffering a second stroke in 2020. Born in Trench Town Livingston is

Rastafarian musician, singer and songwriter Burning Spear celebrates his birthday today. The 76 year old Winston Rodney (Burning Spear) began recording in 1969, his songs centered around repatriation and racial inequalities and oppression of blacks. For some decades during his

Just when we thought the reggae scene was booming with attention and several recognition going out to key industry players in Reggae Month 2021, things will end indeed with massive virtual events ;but come May the annual IRAWMA is to

The pioneering 79 year old Ewart “Daddy U-Roy” Beckford died last night at The University Hospital of the West Indies. The man credited with starting toasting was a trailblazer in the field who also started the movement for MCs and

Johnny Clarke veteran roots singer is to receive a Bob Marley One Love Award on February 16 (Ash Wednesday). The 40th year since the event is being held will see Clarke being one of five persons being honoured. Clarke started

The Young, Gifted and Black Caribbean Music Entertainment ICON Hall of Fame in New York will be inducting Marcia Griffiths and Freddie McGregor of Big Ship into the Hall of Fame come February 24th. The YGB will be doing so

Well known for his conscious vibe on the reggae music scene Kabaka Pyramid released “Believe”, three weeks ago. “Believe” is produced by Tip God Music and the music video directed by Quan Nelson of Studio9. Known for songs including “Reggae

Yet again Reggae’s resilience has shown through, with the power-packed list of events set to take place, even though, the month’s celebration has to be moved to a virtual platform. Reggae month 2021 started with just the right spark. crowned

Check out this new single by Skaii D Limit!

Pat Chin of VP Records is scheduled to release an autobiography on March 20,2021. The 83 year old is co-founder of Randy’s Record Label and VP Records. VP Records was started some 42 years ago in 1979 and today is

The Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) Honour Awards which is to mark the end of the activities for reggae month 2021 will be awarding Stephen “Cat” Coore. Coore is a founding member of the reggae band and several time Reggae