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 A section of the audience at Startime held at Mas Camp in St Andrew. Clarendon, which produced several artists who figured prominently in the early years of Jamaican music, hosts

By Brian Bonitto ---  Jacob Miller---- NEARLY four decades after his death, Jacob ‘Jakes’ Miller’s legacy is alive and well, according to Inner Circle founding member Roger Lewis. Miller, who

BY: DENIECA BROWN--  CNN News anchor Ashleigh Banfield, came under heavy criticism on social media yesterday when she described Jamaica as an "extraordinarily violent place". "It's astounding to think that

By Dre1alliance - After not being featured on Drake’s new ‘Views’ album, Dancehall artist Popcaan found himself in hot water during his performance in Antigua on Monday night. According to reports, the

Billy Ocean on controlling his ego, maintaining his marriage, and getting sacked from his tailoring job in Savile Row By Davina Hamilton--- STILL GOING STRONG: Billy Ocean “I THINK that

Campaigners aim to create a permanent memorial to war veterans who fought for Britain during the two World Wars Written by Ade Onibada--- REMEMBERING THE FORGOTTEN: African soldiers who fought

 Popular figure Damion Crawford--- Former People’s National Party (PNP) member of Parliament Damion Crawford has been given his own radio program. The nationally popular figure, who lost his bid to

 Klimax--- FLORIDA-BASED recording artist Klimax said his latest single Danger Wine is destined to be one of the anthems for this summer. “Summer is a time when most of the

BY RICHARD JOHNSON---  Leea Stewart---- HER father is Willie Stewart, former drummer of reggae band Third World. Her brother, Monea, is a music producer. Now, Leea Stewart is making her

 Clive Chin--- AS a teenager, Clive Chin witnessed what became some of the most pivotal recording sessions in reggae at his father Vincent’s Studio 17 in downtown Kingston. By the