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Skip Marley has made history for being the first Jamaican to be nominated in two major categories for the Soul Train Music Awards which has its inception for 33 years now. Marley was nominated for Best Collaboration and Video Of
The “Not An Easy Road” reggae artiste basket is overflowing. Born Mark Myrie; a Grammy award-winning entertainer, has surprised his fans with his charitable demeanour. He has launched his “Destiny Newsletter” which elaborates on the Buju Banton Foundation. On October
Popcaan has always been setting trends in the music fraternity. He now has two songs that have been streaming on the Billboard charts. In Britain, his hit song “Come Over” featuring British singer Jorja Smith has taken the Number 41
Dalton Browne, a veteran guitarist funeral service will be held today, scheduled to begin at 11:00 am at the Karl Henrickson Auditorium on the grounds of Jamaica College, Old Hope Road, Kingston. Browne died at the age of 64
Born George Boswell, but is famously known as “Winston Niney Holness” is planning to re-claim his spot in the music industry with his album which is scheduled to release in early 2021. “Thank You”, which is one of the songs
Born Albert Scarlett, but is professionally known as Bertie Dan is a veteran singer who has started his journey for nearly 40 years and has no intentions of retiring. Bertie released his new song “Jamaica on Battlefield” which was produced
Eventhough Epixode whose given name is Theophlus Nii Ardey Otoo Jr has never visited Jamaica, he believes that he has some connection with the birthplace of reggae music. He was born in Ghana but pursues his career in reggae/dancehall
Gregory Isaacs – Night Nurse Night Nurse was released in 1982 via Tuff Gong Studio. This album consists of 8 smashing hits which include: Night Nurse, Hot Stepper and Sad To Know (You’re Leaving). He was born on July 15,1951
The Journey Chosen, Spragga Benz’s latest album was released on September 28 via Red Square Production. It consists of 11 singles which features collaboration with artistes such as : Konshens, Ky-Mani Marley, Kranium, Wayne Wonder and Jahazeil Myrie; Buju Banton’s
Hot Shot which was released 20 years ago has finally made its way on the Billboard Reggae Albums Chart. His diamond-certified album has been his fifth studio album and was firstly released in the United States by DreamWorks Records in
The 81 year-old veteran singer/producer Derrick Harriot is in no way upset about rumours stating that he had died. Instead, he is grateful for the many calls he received which shows that persons cared about him. Harriot, who is still
On Sunday, November 15, the frontman of Toots & the Maytals; Toots Hibbert will be laid to rest. The interment of the body of reggae icon will be interred at National Heroes Park in Kingston, next to another reggae
PROTOJE – IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME In Search Of Lost Time was released on August 28,2020 via In.Digg.Nation Collective/RCA Records with singles such as : Switch It Up, Deliverance and Same So. It is the fourth title for Protoje
Andrae Sutherland, who is best known for his stage name “Popcaan” single Twist and Turn from his Fixtape album is twisting and turning its way to the top on the Billboard. Twist and Turn, featuring Canadian rapper Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR,has
Some of Jamaica’s very own trending reggae artistes have been included on the Black Entertainment Television (BET) on Tuesday’s Hip Hop Awards. Artistes included were: Shenseea, Koffee, Skip Marley and Bounty Killer. The event which was held virtually, depicted
Reggae singer and songwriter Bob Andy would have celebrated his 76th birthday if he had not lost his battle with cancer. Andy’s first child; Godfrey Bobby Anderson’s publicist have stated that his father used a line of American singer
The “Got To Be Tough” reggae singer and legend Toots Hibbert will be officially laid to rest on Sunday, November 8 at the National Heroes’ Park located in the country’s capital city; Kingston. The legendary frontman of Toots and the
Originated in Spanish Town is Kirk Diamond who migrated to Brampton, Ontario and has constructed his path based on the foundation of classic roots and pop music. In 2018, he won a Juno Award for his song “Greater” in the
Born and raised in Kent Village, St Catherine is Eric Donaldson; a veteran of reggae music and also a man of many profession. The reggae singer attended Crescent Primary which has nurtured him and later resulted in him taking up
Octavia, whose birthname is Ashiek Muir is now dominating the music industry in a similar fashion of her father; I-Octane. Octavia came up with her stage name by combing the “Oct” from (Octane) and attached “avia” which resulted in Octavia;