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The State of Jamaican Radio in Diaspora, Survive or Adapt?
Stan Smith
  • 4 min

The State of Jamaican Radio in Diaspora, Survive or Adapt?

Programming on Jamaica radio in the diaspora connects Jamaican immigrants to their homeland. Radio programming in advanced markets like...
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Ranting  From Bobby Hustle an American Reggae/Dancehall artist
Bobby Hustle
  • 3 min

Ranting From Bobby Hustle an American Reggae/Dancehall artist

As the Debate over reggae band, Soja's Grammy win in the Best Reggae Album category continues we get the perspective of another American...
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Is This Love? Why we can't trust Hollywood to portray Jamaicans
Danae Peart
  • 7 min

Is This Love? Why we can't trust Hollywood to portray Jamaicans

From Bob Marley to Bushmaster, Hollywood never seems to get Jamaica and Jamaicans right! The most popular Jamaican is Bob Marley. One of...
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Lee 'Scratch' Perry the Black Ark Miracle, his influence on Popular Music
Lisa Tomlinson
  • 4 min

Lee 'Scratch' Perry the Black Ark Miracle, his influence on Popular Music

Lee 'Scratch' Perry, the enigmatic and mystical reggae singer and record producer, has been one of the significant figures in Jamaican...
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Beyond the Music: How Artists Can Stay Relevant during a Pandemic
Chandapaul Brown
  • 6 min

Beyond the Music: How Artists Can Stay Relevant during a Pandemic

Chasing a career in music is a challenging and brave thing to do. It can be a rollercoaster ride presenting you with challenges and...
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Dipping in the Creative Echo Chamber
Ricky Dawes
  • 1 min

Dipping in the Creative Echo Chamber

It's hardly a secret anymore that Jamaica has had a big influence on hip hop music in America, from DJ Kool Herc toasting over breakbeats...
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Jamaica's culture of homophobia may be crumbling
Danae Peart
  • 4 min

Jamaica's culture of homophobia may be crumbling

As a child of the Jamaican soil, there were a few things we knew as staple or gospel when growing up, and some were: power cut is a must...
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Reggae’s Outsiders are not Our Saviours
Danae Peart
  • 4 min

Reggae’s Outsiders are not Our Saviours

Reggae and its child Dancehall are invariable the most captivating and coveted genres globally. I know every genre lover will say the...
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Celebrating Marcus Garvey in Song
Dennis Howard
  • 3 min

Celebrating Marcus Garvey in Song

In previous columns, I have looked at the issue of the lack of a cohesive cultural ethos which is needed to drive the country to...
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The Making of a Dancehall Star from Struggle to Stardom (Part III)
Dennis Howard
  • 3 min

The Making of a Dancehall Star from Struggle to Stardom (Part III)

Asylum man start let mi in free now... an a pure hail up mi a get when mi go ah de club now. Mi tune a run di place; mi no care whey some...
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The Making of a Dancehall Star from Struggle to Stardom (Part II)
Dennis Howard
  • 3 min

The Making of a Dancehall Star from Struggle to Stardom (Part II)

DI JOURNEY Continues Bwoy, if mi did know sey dis deejay business so hard mi wouldn’t even start. A two years now and mi voice 15 song...
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The Making of a Dancehall Star from Struggle to Stardom (Part 1)
Dennis Howard
  • 3 min

The Making of a Dancehall Star from Struggle to Stardom (Part 1)

DI PLAN Hey, I man want to be famous, get a lot of women, drive some hot cars and go farin nuff nuff. Mi no inna nuh hard wuk still,...
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The Awesome Power of The Dancehall ... Oops ...The Church
Dennis Howard
  • 5 min

The Awesome Power of The Dancehall ... Oops ...The Church

In the '80s, Sugar Minott declared, "Give dem inna dancehall stylee" and "Inna dancehall we deh, we a play reggae." These two songs...
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