Top 10 Scariest Reggae Songs of All Time
What reggae songs scare you? We put together a list of scary reggae tunes about duppies (Jamaican for Ghosts) and vampires. These songs are infectious lyrically as they talk about scary spirits and characters. These great artist show their inventiveness in these songs. Be sure to add your scary reggae songs to this list. 1. […]
5 Things You Did Not Know About Protoje
We caught up with Protoje who will be performing this week in St. Petersburg & Miami, Florida. The contemporary reggae singer and songwriter have emerged as one of Jamaica’s leading musical ambassadors with the resurgence of conscious reggae. Here are 5 things you did not know about Protoje. 1. How did you get the name […]
Apollo Slates One Love! Bob Marley Tribute Concert
One year before the untimely May 11, 1981 passing of reggae superstar Bob Marley, on Sept. 19, 1980 the Rastafarian musician opened for the first of a two-night concert with rhythm & blues legends The Commodores at Madison Square Garden and many of his fans have not stopped talking about what transpired that evening. True, […]
Top Ten Reggae Dancehall Male Singers
This list is compiled to reflect male dancehall singers who have come to prominence in dancehall music since 2000. Their songs have dominated the dancehall scene. The special mention list singer from another decade whose past and current songs continue to be the most played and influential . You the viewing public will get to […]
Review: Great Vibes At Richie Stephens Album Launch
Great Vibes At Richie Stephens Album Launch Reggae artist Richie Stephens performed live to launch his album “Real Reggae Music”, which features 14 songs. Stephens performed songs from the new album showcasing his experience and versatility as a seasoned reggae musician, compelling the audience to shout out their appreciation. Despite being held at 10.30p.m. on […]
Review: Reggae Jam Germany – Cool since 1994
So there may have been a couple new perks added like a 38m Ferris wheel and an app developed exclusively for this year’s festival but Reggae Jam 2014 however still remained cool. Yes, cool, cool in a way that only Reggae Jam has managed to seamlessly pull off for twenty years now in a row […]
A Conversation with the lyrical Jamaican Music Artist, Royal Blu
Sean-Michael Francis, more popularly known as Royal Blu (Formally known as Blukid), is a new face on the Jamaican music scene. His style and lyrical delivery is taking Jamaica. As an artiste, Blu has ventured in many styles of music. He began his journey with hardcore lyrics which reflected the culture of Jamaican dancehall at […]
Conversation with Italian reggae, Train to Roots
The Sardinian band, Train to Roots, is one of the most respected Italian reggae bands and has recorded 4 albums since their debut in 2004. Here is our conversation with Train to Roots. Question: How did the band get started?The band was born in 2004 when some of us, with passion for reggae music, decided […]
Review: Groovin’ On A Sunday Afternoon – Marcia Griffiths and Friends, Chronixx and Beres Hammond
New York City: ‘Groovin’ in the Park’ formerly Reggae Rhythm and Blues, made a statement seeking to replace Irie Jamboree, the largest music/reggae music festival held at Roy Wilkins Park in New York City. Weather-wise the 4th staging of ‘Groovin’ in the Park’ was perfect day. Groovin’ featured an impressive array of talent, taken from […]
Tessanne “Count on My Love” Low CD sales, is it too early to Panic?
The enthusiastic euphoria surrounding Tessanne Chin success as season five winner of the “Voice” seems have lost its momentum. As the headline “Tessanne Chin’s “Count on My Love” Album Pacing to Flop” appeared as the official report of her debut album sales, in Herdline Report, many are wondering what happen. The initial CD sales are […]