Reggae Stars
Dennis Bovell MBE (born 22 May 1953) is a Barbados-born reggae guitarist, bass player and record producer, based in the United Kingdom. He was a member of a progressive rock group...
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Singer Naomi Cowan captured Reggae Recording of the Year at the 2026 JUNO Awards on Saturday night for her debut album ‘Welcome to Paradise.’...
Montreal-based reggae icon Jah Cutta is set to ignite stages across Western Canada as he embarks on a major tour in support of his...
Reggae artist Captain Love has returned with a powerful new single titled “Africa Arise,” delivering a stirring message of heritage, unity, and cultural pride....
Singer Tony Roy, who had considerable success in 2025 with a cover of Lobo’s ‘I’d Love You to Want Me,’ has followed up with a...
On ‘Stop Put Money Over Life’, singers Anthony Redrose and Hopeton Lindo call for more brotherly love and less focus on the almighty dollar....
Released in 1980, Judy Mowatt’s ‘Black Woman’ is one of reggae’s most emotive songs. When it was suggested, she cover it, singer KAEDI PHILO...
“I would really like to know… many promoters want you to work for free! Me nah work for free so pay me!” That statement,...
Jordan Malcolm Anderson is not just a visual creator—he is a storyteller who understands that every image holds meaning beyond what meets the eye....
The ‘Madadtu Yudayaty’ is the latest project from Jamaican producer Maka Lox. Tentatively scheduled for release in April, it has songs by Takana Zion,...
‘Together’ is the new song from singer Jahbradez. A call for global unity, he co-produced it with Sheldon “Clatta Bumboo” Townsend. It is scheduled...
Dancehall producer Dinesty King is making waves in the industry with a powerful slate of projects designed to dominate both the sound and culture...
Visionary creator and host Marcia Y. Ford is proud to unveil the relaunch of Authentic Me Talk Show, marking the beginning of a powerful...
Dennis Bovell MBE (born 22 May 1953) is a Barbados-born reggae guitarist, bass player and record producer, based in the United Kingdom. He was a member of a progressive rock group...
Sandra Sylburne is an astute businesswoman who started Superior Business Services (SBS) in 2005 after being employed in the corporate sector for more than...
Osbourne ‘Ifield’ Joseph was born in a little village called Wesley, on the beautiful Caribbean island of Dominica. However, whenever you enter his Rock...
For veteran disc jockey Steelie Bashment, consistency is what has kept him relevant in an ever-changing music scene. The New York-based selector says the...
Four Paths Primary School, located in Four Paths, Clarendon, was filled with excitement and inspiration on Tuesday, March 17, following a generous overseas donation and a...
Jay Douglas is a Canadian musician, based in Toronto. He is a long-time member of the Toronto music scene. Read More…
Reggae artiste Lazah Current, a former member of the JUNO-award winning reggae band Messenjah, who died a few weeks ago, was laid to rest...
Dancehall icon Shaggy says working on the new musical ‘The Last Ship’ with Sting has taught him the importance of stepping out of his...
What would the dancehall be without a little drama? ‘Gallis Code’, Mr. Vegas’ latest song, has the potential to hit the charts and grab...
While it is vibrant, Staten Island’s reggae community is not as pronounced as New York City sister boroughs of Bronx, Brooklyn or Queens. But producer Michael...
With new-found drive and energy, and a fit bikini-bod, the recording artiste who gave birth to her son, Trillion, in 2020, has stepped forward...
Veteran reggae artiste and producer Anthony Malvo has expressed gratitude for the support he has been receiving following the release of his latest single,...
While they have been together personally and professionally for over 30 years, Shango Trex and StarFyah never released a song together. ‘Give My Heart’,...
Fans of The Mighty Diamonds will pay respect to the legendary roots-reggae trio on April 4 during ‘Tribute to Their Legacy’, an event scheduled...
Money-O! The catch phrase made popular by dancehall entertainer Macka Diamond has become synonymous with the artiste. Read More…
