Robbo Ranx of The Beat, 103.6 FM in London On November 29, 2021 when The Bridge, 99 FM in Kingston, Jamaica began simulcasting with radio stations in Toronto, Canada and New York, it was hailed as a groundbreaking move that was a first in Diaspora radio. In another blockbuster move, The Bridge 99FM has expanded its reach to the United Kingdom, this time teaming with the talented Robbo Ranx of The Beat, 103.6 FM in London, who connects radio listeners … Read entire article »

By Howard Campbell— With his denim jackets, Stetson hats and Kenny Rogers sound, Wesrok has endeared himself to lovers of country music in Jamaica. In July, he makes his debut on one of reggae’s biggest stages. The singer will perform on closing night of the July 18-23 Reggae Sumfest which takes place at Catherine Hall in Montego Bay. He will share the card with some of dancehall’s heavy hitters including Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Cham and Wayne Wonder. Wesrok … Read entire article »

By Kediesha Perry/Jamaica Observer writer— Freddie McGregor— SIXTY years ago when Freddie McGregor relocated from Hayes in Clarendon to Kingston with The Clarendonians, he had no idea his life was going to change forever. “I never had any experience in music. I didn’t know what I was doing. I don’t know, maybe that was just my calling. I was just excited to go to Kingston, because during those times, it was like going to New York. I didn’t … Read entire article »

Talented singer and songwriter, Tanya Stephens, features Cedella Marley and Diana King, as she drops a new record titled “Diamonds in the Sun.” Tanya Stephens has worked with other passionate entertainers to release “Diamonds In The Sun,” a captivating new single, to serenade her fans and lovers of good music with great vocals and meaningful lyrics. The talented songstress collaborated with Cedella Marley and Diana King to create the masterpiece, which has already started to enjoy massive airplay, as they come … Read entire article »

Dona V’s cover of the Dennis Brown classic ‘Should I’ will be released on May 20. Dennis Brown may be the most-covered reggae artiste given his amazing catalogue of reggae and lover’s rock songs. Talented reggae singer Dona-V is a ‘D Brown’ superfan who stands out among the Brown’s legion of fans, and he recently paid homage to the Crown Prince of Reggae with a cover of the popular classic, Should I. “Being a die hearted fan of … Read entire article »