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Charlie Chaplin To Face Court On June 3 On Property Damage Charge

Veteran Dancehall artist Charlie Chaplin is getting ready to face the music as his trial on malicious destruction of property charge will begin on June 13. According to an article…

Shaneil Muir Calls Out Fans For Not Supporting Her New Song ‘Black Is Beautiful’

After the release of her new single Black Is Beautiful, Top Gyal Shaneil Muir issued a stern word to Dancehall music fans. According to the Yamabella singer, who is known…

Marcia Griffiths Laments Reggae Month Not Becoming A Massive International Affair

Reggae icon Marcia Griffiths is lamenting the fact that after 14 years, Reggae month has not grown to become a massive international affair, given the global importance of Jamaican popular…

Reggae Legend John Holt Goes Gold In The UK

Scwayne “Bamm” Holt—grandson of late Reggae icon John Holt—is overjoyed after the lover’s rock mogul’s 1000 Volts of Holt was certified Gold in the United Kingdom on Friday (February 4).…

Africa: A New Frontier For Dancehall Music?

Popcaan and his Dancehall compatriots’ recent sojourns to sections of the African continent to headline sold-out concerts have resulted in the resurfacing of suggestions that the Motherland is the “new…

Marcia Griffiths Says Only Music Can Unite Jamaica, Calls For More Positive Songs

The Queen of Reggae Marcia Griffiths is pleading with Jamaican musicians to record more positive songs, especially in light of the turbulence Jamaica is undergoing, as music has proven time…

Bob Marley’s Daughter Cedella Says He Would Have Been A Ganja Farmer If Alive

Bob Marley's firstborn biological daughter Cedella Marley said that if her father were alive today, he would be a marijuana farmer. The author’s statement came while attending the Saatchi Gallery's…

Marley: ‘A Family Legacy’ To Be Exhibited In Grammy Museum

On February 9, Legendary Reggae Hitmaker Bob Marley and his family’s legacy will once more be on exhibition for fans to see. The event will run for eight months at…