This episode is all about Robert Nesta Marley a.k.a The Legend a.k.a the King of Reggae.
We list some artists that have been compared to Bob or seen as the next Bob Marley at some point.
Then we explore why there hasn’t ever been another artist quite like him. No recording artist has been as revered and respected.
We also touch on conspiracy theories circulating around his assassination attempt, and death.
Jamaican State of Mind host, Nick, joins the team to discuss their opinions on the most underrated artists in Reggae and Dancehall. Top 5 Most Slept...
We all know by now that Pacific Reggae is a thing, but after his first trip to Hawaii, Kahlil Wonda gained a whole new perspective. Cloaked in...
The hardest part for any real Reggae Lover is choosing WHO deserves to be in the TOP FIVE.
The pandemic has affected both reggae and dancehall artists in more ways than one – we either have people shelving their releases or see...
Kahlil Wonda and AGARD count down the Top Five Selectors in Soundclash history. And there’s every reason for you to be checking them out! Top 5 Clash...
In this episode we will talk about artists, producers, and the economic problems existing in the music world. Is everybody receiving their part of...
Season 8 debuts with an overdue Top 5 list from the Reggae Lover hosts – their Top 5 Dancehall Sound Systems of All Time. This is the first and...
A continuation of the episode in which we described the foundation of Highlanda Sound. This part of the conversation recaps our first gigs and the...
Reggae Lover hosts, AGARD and Kahlil Wonda take time out to re-introduce themselves. Reggae Lover History They discuss who they are, where they come...
The first guest appearance by Nick, Jamaican State of Mind podcast host. The Reggae Lover crew reminisces about the most trendsetting decade, the 90s...
A replay of a classic show focusing on the Best Non-Jamaican Reggae Artists. This Reggae Lover Podcast Episode (118) highlights the global reggae...
Kahlil Wonda and AGARD share their personal TOP 5 Albums of All Time. These selections are not limited to reggae. This is the final new episode of...
Kahlil Wonda and AGARD discuss what they are listening to and how they are listening to it. Top song selections for the Summer of 2021 are listed...
We discuss the need for more Caribbean representation on film and television. Cultural content is winning right now and our culture has yet to be...
AGARD predicts parallels between the Roaring 20s (the decade of the 1920s) and the upcoming post-COVID19 period. We look back at some of the defining...
Reactions to the Jamaican government blaming dancehall music for contributing to the current violent crime spree. Stop the violence – Jamaica...
Drew and Iron Voice break down the world of sound clash and how it influences dancehall as a whole. Rumble Talk Interview Side B – How To Make...
Exclusive Interview with Drew and Iron Voice, hosts of Rumble Talk Thursdays. Rumble Talk is the hottest radio show on Sound Chat Radio and the most...
Macka B talks about his authentic reggae music journey which has soared due to his reggae and veganism content. Macka B’s Gentrification EP and...
We talk to rising star I-Maa-Ra about his journey as an indie reggae artist in Jamaica. I-Maa-Ra is featured as a top indie reggae artist on the...
[…] the process that led to his role as bandleader. He explained his philosophy on religion and how the Marleys and his father helped to shape […]
[…] his Reggae-loving parents played around the house. He learned and imitated the sounds and moves of Marley, also crediting Lucky Dube, Burning Spear, and Peter Tosh as sources of […]