Known for uncompromising songs like Daddy and Keep It To Yourself, Queen Ifrica is back with Serendipity, a song that encourages female empowerment. Queen Ifrica “Predator’s Paradise” Like Predator’s Paradise, one of her previous songs, it is produced by Junior Brown of Nuh Rush Records. Serendipity is scheduled for release July 1. “Working with Queen Ifrica is a great experience, her ability to write is one that not many artists have and her delivery of lyrics is unexplainable; … Read entire article »

By Anna C /Carib News/NY– Jamaican dancehall artist Ishawna collaborated with Ed Sheeran on his new hit single ‘Brace It’ which reached number one for Top Reggae songs on iChart since its debut last week.This marks the duo’s first single together which has been highly anticipated since Ed Sheeran in an October 2021 interview where the ‘Perfect’ singer stated that he loves Ishawna’s ‘Equal Rights’ which is a remix to the UK artiste’s hit single ‘Shape Of You’.Within 24 hours since ‘Brace It’ … Read entire article »

Grammy winner, multiple Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping artist, and international reggae legend Buju Banton is set to release his latest single Madda Badda, produced by J august. This new single, which is a mix of classic dancehall rhythm mixed with contemporary sounds, highlights the hardcore dancehall lyricism and flow that brought Buju Banton to prominence in the 90s. Madda Badda is released in collaboration with Ghetto Youths International and Gargamel Music. Scheduled for release Friday June … Read entire article »

As a precursor for his upcoming album, singer Little Hero premiered his song and music video, World Right Now, on May 25 which is celebrated as Africa Day.World Right Now is one of five songs featured in Africa Day!, a half-hour documentary by Boston-based Jamaican film-maker Dr. Empress Rose Green. It was produced by her Intl Starz Film Productions.With nutrition and a healthy lifestyle being the theme for this year’s Africa Day, Dr. Green looked at … Read entire article »

While she is into original music, singer Alijay enjoys putting a reggae flavor to pop songs such as Hrs And Hrs, originally done by American R&B vocalist Muni Long. Her version, produced by Chris Knight, was released on June 17. Alijay “It was Chris knight’s idea to do the cover. He heard my sound and thought it would be a good idea to do a cover for the song,” Alijay disclosed. “I didn’t do anything really different vocally … Read entire article »

Naomi Cowan— KINGSTON Traffic is the latest single by singer Naomi Cowan. Arranged by Cleveland “Clevie” Browne and produced by her dad, Tommy Cowan, the song addresses myriad challenges that are ‘congesting’ the human race in its plight of seeking a better life. “The song is a metaphor to the reality of what we’re facing, not only in Kingston but across the globe. So much war, unrest, distrust amongst people; it’s almost as though everyone is grasping for … Read entire article »

By Maria Jackson…Richie Stephens Offers Advice To Anyone Under A Malison “Reverse The Curse”Jamaican singer, songwriter and producer Richie Stephens – who hails from the parish of  Westmoreland – has just released another inspirational record titled Reverse the Curse. According to Stephens, he penned the song after observing how mean-spirited and grudgeful some people behave, especially towards someone who is succeeding in his or her pursuit.The production of Reverse the Curse is a collaborative effort between Richie Stephens and his longtime friend and … Read entire article »

Dancehall fans who have followed Moses I’s career know his strong preference for songs with conscious themes. He shows a different side to his artistry with Deja Vu. The lovers rock ballad, produced by Ansel Owen for Crown Production, is scheduled for release in early July. Based in South Florida, Moses I says a good artist should always look at trends and give the audience what they want. “Right now di people dem a cry for some lovers … Read entire article »

By Howard Campbell— One of countless songs from the Dennis Brown hit parade, Should I is a bonafide classic that was a staple of the Crown Prince of Reggae’s live show. Singer Dona-V, an avowed fan of the reggae legend, covered the song for a “personal album” five years ago. After dogged encouragement from his friends, he finally released it in May. Dona-V “I think that Should I is one of Jamaica’s national anthems; it’s one of the most … Read entire article »