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Skatta Burrell Refutes Junior Reid’s Claims Of Being Shunned By Reggae Sumfest

Reggae Sumfest Marketing Strategist Skatta Burrell has sought to refute claims by One Blood singer Junior Reid that veteran artists are being shunned year in and year out by the…

Byron Messia Regrets ‘Not Influenced By Jamaica’ Comment 

Jamaican-born, St. Kitts and Nevis-based Dancehall artist Byron Messia has clarified comments he made in a since-deleted The Fix Podcast episode, in which he denied Jamaica’s influence on his music.…

Byron Messia On ‘Talibans’ And His Meteoric Rise In Music

Though originally born in Jamaica, Byron Messia was moved to St. Kitts and Nevis at two months old and has lived there since. His inclination to become a Dancehall artist,…

Boom Dandimite Is Dead

Former Scare Dem crew member Boom Dandimite died this morning in a hospital in the US after suffering a major relapse during his recovery from a terrible car accident in…

Bounty Killer Scoffs At Opposition Leader’s Pledge To Give 80% Of Salary Increase To “Needy Causes”

Bounty Killer has scoffed at Opposition Leader Mark Golding’s announcement that he will be giving 80 percent of his salary hike to “needy causes”. On Friday, after learning of Golding’s…

Chronixx Wins British Ivors Academy’s Novello Awards

Reggae/Dancehall superstar Chronixx has added another international accolade his repertoire, this time the Ivors Academy’s Novello Awards for his contribution to the 11 album by British funk band SAULT. The…

Will Smith, Martin Lawrence Vibe To Inner Circle’s ‘Bad Boys’

As American actors Will Smith and Martin Lawrence continue filming Bad Boys 4, the pair grabbed the opportunity to render their version of Inner Circle’s classic hit, Bad Boys. Luckily, handlers of…

Tanya Stephens Urges Jamaicans To Protest Against Politicians’ Increased Salaries

Dancehall and Reggae singer Tanya Stephens is urging Jamaicans to join a protest today against the restructured salaries of Jamaica’s political directorate.  The demonstration, advertised for an 8 a.m. start…