Last week Protoje announced that his Indiggnation Collective (including Lila Ike and Sevana) has inked a multi-album deal with RCA Records. ...
Who Runs Jamaica? examines the dichotomy that is the incarcerated, gold-selling, chart-topping, and ever polarizing Vybz Kartel. Who Runs Jamaica? If...
This episode explores the current trend of celebrity producers and song-writers going live and competing in pseudo-soundclash fashion. We have been...
A hilarious conversation about the Entertainer of the Year and other winners from the 38th annual IRAWMA. We previously made predictions on who would...
Since we are all quarantined, we took time out to share personal updates and recommendations. As a result of being quarantined, we read selected fan...
Part 2 of our interview with Kwasi Bonsu, co-founder of the Jamaica Music Conference, creator of The JMC Effect. In short, The JMC Effect is the...
In this episode’s main Segment catch an interview with Jamaica Music Conference founder and CEO, Kwasi Bonsu. The 7th annual Jamaica...
A talented group of Reggae producers has been spreading the culture worldwide without necessarily getting their due fanfare. Many listeners may...
Kahlil Wonda analyzing the Top Five 90s Roots Reggae Songs from reggae’s best decade. Kahlil has pieced together his personal Top Five 90s...
Listen to Reggae Lover episode 179, Financial Success in Reggae, on-demand. Kahlil Wonda and AGARD offer commentary and suggestions on gaining...
Research shows that Reggae is for the Children. That is to say, children who listen to reggae and classical music are more likely to become open...
Every Grammy nominees in the best reggae album category is a winner. That category is not enough to represent Caribbean music. Enter The...
Many WOMEN in Reggae HAVE MADE A NAME FOR THEMSELVES despite THE challenges of a MALE-DOMINATED industry. Here we speak of some current notable women...
1990s reggae music is arguably the best ever. The 90s was the most prolific era for dancehall music and one in which Jamaican music made many strides...