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Sanchez Says Jamaica Hasn’t Given Him His Flowers After 30 Years In Reggae Music

Reggae star Sanchez says Jamaica hasn't given him the recognition and respect he deserves. “I know that the people of Jamaica love my music because everywhere I go they show…

Toots Hibbert Estate Loses Major Copyright Battle To The Reggae Legend’s Former Manager

The Toots Hibbert estate has lost a major copyright battle in the Supreme Court against producer-manager Cabel Stephenson regarding an album that the late ska and reggae singer had worked…

Fat Joe Shares How He Missed Out On $2 Million Bag From Jamaica’s Red Stripe

Mere weeks after Bounty Killer said that artists who strut about with huge entourages appeared unprofessional and paranoid, iconic American rapper Fat Joe has revealed how the actions of his…

Musical Youth Thrilled After ‘Stranger Things’ Taps ‘Pass The Dutchie’, Twice

Pass the Dutchie, a 1982 hit by Grammy-nominated British-Jamaican band Musical Youth, is the latest Reggae song to be featured in an American TV series. The song, which is a…

Maxine Stowe Calls Out Chris Blackwell’s “White Knight Storyline”

Attorney-at-law Maxine Stowe has taken issue with some of the content from Chris Blackwell’s upcoming memoir, maintaining that what the Islands Records co-founder described as an ‘unfounded perception of favoritism…

Chris Gayle Thrilled About Being Featured On First Album

West Indies cricketer turned artist Chris ‘Universe Boss’ Gayle is enthusiastic about being a featured act on The Tropical House Cruises to Jamaica: The Asian Edition album, set for release…

Skeng Leaps Into Swimming Pool During T&T Performance

Radio disc jockey and 12 Nine Records music producer ZJ Sparks has come to the defence of Skeng, who became the subject of memes about being under the influence of…

‘Molly’ Of Increasing Concern To Dancehall Elders

The use of the drug ‘Molly’, which is being glamorized in song by some Jamaican Trap artists, and which has been under the radar of the National Council for Drug…