By Kevin Jackson---Observer writer--- Shaggy--- Singer Christopher Martin and deejay Conkarah and Shaggy are the latest Jamaicans to achieve success in the Netherlands. On the country's Dutch Top 100 Singles
JOY REID MAKES HISTORY!..THE FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO HOST PRIME TIME CABLE SHOW…”THE REIDOUT” ON MSNBC!
Reid, who previously served as the theGrio's Managing Editor,speaks exclusively about her new show premiering July 20--- By Christina Greer-- Congratulations are in order for theGrio alum, Joy Reid,who has been named host
By Yasmine Peru/Senior Gleaner Writer--- ATF Band.---- Sometime in 2015, a collective of seasoned musicians pooled their immense talents to form the ATF Band, with the stated purpose of breathing
By Shirvan Williams--- There is no word on when Rihanna will be debuting her highly anticipated reggae-inspired album, which has been dubbed ‘R9’ by fans. This after the Bajan pop sensation
By Andre Cooper--- Family members of the late reggae and cultural pioneer Bob Marley will re-record the iconic anthem One Love in an effort to bolster the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
By Devi Seitaram--- R&B Singer H.E.R dropped a new reggae track Do To Me, and fans think the song is about Skip Marley, the soulful grandson of Bob Marley. H.E.R. and Skip
BY BRIAN BONITTO---Associate Editor -- Tommy Lee Sparta--- DANCEHALL deejay Tommy Lee Sparta will have to wait behind bars at the Freeport Police Station in Montego Bay, St James, until
BY HOWARD CAMPBELL---Observer senior writer--- Kim Thomas--- For many fans of easy-listening ballads, Smokey Robinson's Cruisin' is the yardstick for that genre. Kim Thomas chose the 1979 standard to cover as her first
When Jason Mraz decided to record a 'weed chune' for his reggae album, Look For The Good, producer Michael Goldwasser knew the perfect artist for him to do it with.
BY BRIAN BONITTO--Associate Editor -- Linton Kwesi Johnson--- JAMAICAN-BORN poet/musician Linton Kwesi Johnson (LKJ) yesterday won a major British literary award, PEN Pinter Prize 2020, for his unwavering commitment to