Remembering Garnett Silk: Reggae Legend Who Would Have Turned 59 Today

Today, we pause to honour Garnett Silk, the golden voice of 1990s roots reggae, who would have turned 59 years old. Though his career was heartbreakingly brief, Silk’s voice, spirit, and message continue to echo across generations, reminding us of reggae’s deep spiritual and emotional core. Humble Beginnings in Manchester Born Garnet Damion Smith on […]
Reggae Singer McKada Shines Spotlight on Catcalling in New Single “Psst”

Most women have experienced catcalling at least once in their lives. Sometimes it comes in the form of awkward pickup lines, other times through unwelcome public interactions — but rarely are these moments ever pleasant. Unfortunately, when men are rejected in these situations, the responses aren’t always respectful. Rejections are often met with insults or […]
Reggae Month 2025 Concludes with 3rd Annual Jamaica International Music Awards & Gala, Celebrating Jamaica’s Musical Excellence

The 2025 Jamaica International Music Awards (JIMA) was a night of elegance, culture, and outstanding musical celebration. Held at the stunning Chateau Mar Golf Resort in the Inverrary neighbourhood of Lauderhill, Florida, on Friday, 28th February, the event marked the grand finale of Reggae Month 2025 in South Florida. Dedicated to honouring and preserving Jamaica’s […]
Celebrating Nadine Sutherland: 40+ Years of Hits, Resilience, and Musical Excellence

March 15th marks the birthday of Nadine Sutherland, born in 1968, one of Jamaica’s most enduring and versatile musical talents. With a career spanning over four decades, Sutherland has left an indelible mark on reggae, dancehall, and pop music. From her early start as Jamaica’s first female child star to her rise as a celebrated […]
The Story of the Electric Slide: Who Really Created the Famous Dance?

The Electric Slide has become a timeless favorite at weddings, parties, and celebrations worldwide. But did you know this iconic dance traces its roots back to Jamaica in the 1970s? Here’s the fascinating story behind the song and the moves that have united generations on the dance floor. A Jamaican Beginning It all started in […]
The Genius of Earl “Chinna” Smith : The Most Recorded Guitarist in Reggae History

Few musicians embody the essence of reggae quite like Earl “Chinna” Smith. A guitarist of rare talent and deep spiritual conviction, Smith has been at the heart of reggae music for over five decades, shaping its sound and ensuring its soul endures across generations. Whether in the studio or his own Chinna’s Yard, he remains […]
Bounty Killer: The First Jamaican Dancehall Artist to Perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show

Jamaican music has long captivated global audiences, but did you know that dancehall icon Bounty Killer was the first Jamaican dancehall artist to grace the Super Bowl Halftime Show? This historic moment took place in 2002 during Super Bowl 46, when the legendary deejay performed alongside the world-famous pop-rock band No Doubt. A Historic Performance […]
Reggae and Dancehall Music: A Subculture in Japan

Reggae and dancehall music, born in Jamaica, have traveled across the globe, finding a unique and thriving subculture in Japan. From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene landscapes of Yokohama, the influence of these genres is deeply rooted in Japanese society. The story of reggae in Japan began in the 1970s. The Pioneers, […]
Bob Marley: One Love Music Inspired By The Film (Deluxe) Wins the 2025 Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album

The album Bob Marley: One Love Music Inspired By The Film (Deluxe) has won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album at the 67th annual awards ceremony. The announcement was made during the pre-telecast at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles and shared via the Recording Academy’s official social media channels. Other Nominees in the […]
Photo Highlights: Inner Circle Kicks-Off Reggae Month 2025 at Star-Studded Private Media Launch Event in Miami

To launch Reggae Month celebrations in South Florida, the legendary reggae band Inner Circle hosted a spectacular media event last week at their Circle House Music Studios headquarters in Miami. Under the theme “Let’s Make Reggae Irie Again”, the Bad Boys of Reggae aim to celebrate, raise awareness, and promote the reggae music industry throughout […]