Interviews

Exclusive interviews with Reggae and Dancehall artists, record execs, producers, engineers, dancers, and other celebrities.

Sean Paul’s Manager Steve ‘Urchin’ Wilson On Music, Life And Streams

Sean Paul’s manager Steve “Urchin” Wilson is in promotion mode with the Dancehall superstar’s new album Live N Livin, as well as his own book Look Down. He manages Sean…

Sean Paul Says VP, Atlantic Records Own All His Hits, Wants Dancehall Artists To Choose Collaboration

Dancehall superstar Sean Paul has not one but two albums dropping this year, and he has been busy promoting the first one out the gate, Live N Livin. I am…

Four More Dancehall Artists Ready To Roll Up Sleeves For COVID Jab

Jamaica began rolling out its COVID-19 vaccination program on Wednesday (March 10) and there has been an indisputable increase in the number of people who say they are ready to…

Damian Marley Says Reggae Industry Should Learn From South Korea’s K-Pop

Known as the “youngest veteran”, Damian Marley has made a name for himself locally and internationally in the music business although he is from Reggae royalty. In this conversation, we…

21 Questions With Walshy Fire: Making Hits For The Time

Walshy Fire has played a major part in the development of Caribbean music.  The Grammy Award-winning producer has been instrumental in the careers of Reggae superstars Chronixx and Koffee and…

Kranium Releases New ‘Toxic’ EP, Speaks On His Love For Music And Defending Dancehall

For a long time Jamaicans have validated, and in so doing spread, the idea that artists native to the country need to break out locally or risk not breaking internationally.…

Chino McGregor On Spending Time Overseas, His New EP And The State Of Jamaican Music

Jamaican music is fast-paced primarily because of the audience’s insatiable demand for it, and yet there are those artists who manage a timely balance of their own design. Chino McGregor…

Brady O’Connor On Living, Loving And Making Sweet Music In Jamaica

Jamaica is a sea of muses, and inspired artists, something which is reflected in both our music and culture. Often because we have such a diverse and sometimes saturated music…