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COVID-Creative: How The Pandemic Inspired Innovation In The Jamaican Music Industry

We’re all familiar with the saying, “only the fittest of the fittest will survive.” But when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic and the music industry, only the most creative…

Five Virtual Concerts We’re Waiting For

Online performances have temporarily replaced in-person concerts, and stage shows because of the coronavirus pandemic. Early concerts were more geared towards raising funds for COVID-relief, like 'Telethon Jamaica: Together We…

Producer Jahboy To Release Afrobeats Album Featuring Davido, WizKid, Anthony B

Jamaican Afrobeats producer Jahboy is confident that his upcoming debut album will reap Billboard chart-topping success. The project, dubbed Afrobeat Nation, will be headlined by Afro-fusion heavyweights Davido and WizKid,…

The Impact Of Bob Marley’s Music On Surf-And-Skate Culture

“You can meet me where the music meets the ocean.” Bob Marley On September 4, 2020, Ride Natty Ride, episode six of Bob Marley’s ‘Legacy’ 12-part documentary series was aired,…

A Richie Spice ‘Earthstrong’ Playlist Of His Best Songs

Roots-reggae singer Richie Spice celebrates his 49th year around the sun today. In commemorating his special day, the singer shared a gratitude post on Instagram, with a photo taken earlier…

Ten Takeaways From Protoje’s New Album ‘In Search Of Lost Time’

Like his alma mater Munroe College’s motto “In Are Sitam Quis Occultabit (A City Set On A Hill Cannot be Hid), Protoje’s raw musical talent cannot be hidden. With the…

Reggae Grammy Album Predictions: Five Likely Contenders To Watch For The 2021 Awards

The music world has now officially gone into Grammy Awards season, as the eligibility period for the prestigious peer awards came to a close on August 31.  Upon assessment, it…

The Great Divide In Dancehall: The Lasting Effects Of The Gully VS Gaza Feud

The lines that split the Dancehall landscape into two during the Gully vs Gaza feud years ago are still prominent today.