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Joe Bogdanovich Brings Home World’s Largest Reggae Archive To Jamaica

The domain name reggae.com was registered in 1995 and is being sold for upwards of $300,000. The name sits idly without an active website. Similarly, reggae’s most valuable artifacts are housed by

21/05/2022

Art·Reggae

Bob Marley exhibit heading for Toronto in July

“Bob Marley One Love Experience” “transports you right into the heart of Marley’s music,” Lighthouse Immersive says. After making its debut in London, England, in February, the “Bob Marley One Love Experience” will

17/05/2022

Art·Reggae

Elon Musk Thinks This Jamaican Invented Beverage “Is Insanely Good”

When Elon Musk is not busy launching Starlink Satellites, Blow Torches, Teslas or buying up social networks, he enjoys a glass of chocolate milk. The richest man in the world revealed on

12/05/2022

Culture·Features

Tarrus Riley Not Bothered By The Grammys, ‘I was always more interested in the respect from my peers and my family’

With 7 full length critically acclaimed studio albums and one Ep., Tarrus Riley has separated himself from many of his reggae counterparts. One of the few to have a gold certification in

26/04/2022

Features

“Little Jamaica” In Toronto Canada Under Threat

The father of Canada’s current Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau relaxed immigration rules in the 1970s and many Jamaicans were on the first thing smoking in search of a better life. This created

21/04/2022

Culture·Features

Omi’s ‘Hula Hoop Hit’ 100 Million, He Says Jamaican Artists Wanting To Go Pop Should “stick to what they do very well”

Omi is one of the ten most streamed reggae artist on Pandora and his single Hula Hoop just hit 100 million streams on YouTube. The singer returned to to instagram to celebrate

13/04/2022

Features·Pop·Reggae

Here Comes The Hotstepper Featured In Sonic The Hedgehog 2

Here Comes The Hotstepper featured in Sonic The Hedgehog 2, an animated movie that has children ages 5- 55 from South Africa to South Carolina is excited. The movie is driven by hits

10/04/2022

Features·Music

Music Executive Nolan Baynes Says Jamaicans Should Consider Doing Own Award Shows

Nolan Baynes, has been in the music industry for a long time. His connection to Jamaica runs deep and rightfully so being from Guyana. At one point in his career he almost

06/04/2022

Culture·Features

Grammys, Billboard and Mainstream, What’s In It For Dancehall?

The 2016 Grammy nominations were announced on December 6, and although many dancehall songs were featured on the nominated albums , like Drake’s Views album and Kanye West’s Life of Pablo album, there was little

01/04/2022

Culture·Editorial

Shenseea; Dancehall’s Diamond Princess

Dancehall princess Shenseea hails from the gritty neighborhoods of Kingston Jamaica where diamonds are not a mainstay for streetwear. She may not be going gold or platinum with her latest album but

29/03/2022

Features

Krystal Tomlinson On Success And Her Top Dancehall And Reggae Artists

Krystal Tomlinson is one of the most influential women in Jamaica. Her career path ranges from being at the helm of radio stations and the Digicel foundation to being a political youth

29/03/2022

Features·Lifestyle

Gramps Morgan ‘Big Up The Grammys’, Says Billboard Does Not Salute Reggae Music

Gramps Morgan is the son of legendary reggae artiste Denroy Morgan, who recently passed away and member of Grammy Award-winning reggae band Morgan Heritage. He has three solo albums, his feature with India Irie Therapy,

26/03/2022

Features·Reggae

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