Top 15 Drake Leaks For Reference Tracks Over The Years
Drake leaks? Is the King of Hip Hop now the King of references? There was once a time when rappers were expected to write their lyrics solely by themselves and even take
How Mad Cobra’s ‘Yush’ Inspired One Of The Biggest Parties Series In The Caribbean
Gold-selling Dancehall deejay Mad Cobra‘s “Yush” is the eponymous name of a party series that features 90s dancehall music and is headlined by an artist from that era. “Yush,” produced by Donovan
Dancehall’s First Billboard Hot 100 #1 Song “Here Comes The Hotstepper” In New Starbucks Commercial
Jamaican Dancehall’s first Billboard Hot 100 #1 song “Here Comes The Hotstepper” by Ini Kamoze is getting a streaming boost 30 years after its release. The song re-peaked at #1 on US
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Designates May 11 as Issa Trust Foundation Day
New York City- Saturday, May 11, 2024 will be declared the “Issa Trust Foundation Day” in the city of New York by Mayor Eric Adams. The special honor is in recognition of
Rihanna And A$AP Rocky Still Obsessed With Each Other And They Are In Miami For F1
Rihanna and her beau A$AP Rocky have been making waves with public appearances and performances, including entertaining at Indian weddings. Their latest outing took them to an arcade in Miami for a
10 Biggest Concerts Of All Time
Mass gatherings and big concert culture is as old as organized societies in ancient Africa, Greece and Rome. Fast forward to present dat when event ticketing is the main money maker North
Reggae Star Alaine Challenges Ageism: “You Are Enough, Whether You Are 1 Or 100”
Reggae sensation Alaine is dismissing the notion of ageism in the music industry. Reflecting on her journey spanning two decades, Alaine opens up about the harsh realities of ageism, particularly for female
UB40 Band Member Says They Introduced The World To Reggae After Bob Marley Died
UB40’s original member Robin Campbell says the U.K. band played a lead role in introducing reggae to people in places like Australia after Bob Marley died in 1981. “Marley, was the guy who
Labeling Reggae Concerts As ‘Jazz’ Festivals Is Miseducating Young People Says Herbie Miller
Labelling concerts as ‘Jazz’ festivals is misleading when Reggae or American R&B acts are the headliners,” according to Herbie Miller, Director/Curator of the Jamaica Music Museum (JaMM). Miller expressed contempt for the
Olivia “Babsy” Grange Reflects on Breaking Shabba Ranks and Patra into the American Hip Hop Scene
Olivia “Babsy” Grange, Jamaica’s Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment, and Sports, speaking at the launch of the book Dancehall Queen by Professor Donna Hope shared insights into her experiences as a former
Ozempic Is Helping Women From Hollywood To Dancehall Lose Weight
Semaglutide, marketed under the name Ozempic, is helping several top women in the dancehall to lose weight according to several sources. The new drug manufactured by Novo Nordisk is being used by entertainers in
Primary Wave, FiveCurrents and Marley Family To Bring “Bob Marley Hope Road” Experience To Las Vegas
Global production company FiveCurrents announced its latest venture: Bob Marley Hope Road. Set to debut later this year at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, this immersive experience promises to redefine entertainment as