By Howard Campbell--- Duckie Simpson--- Black Uhuru founder Duckie Simpson says he has been ‘badly disrespected’ by producer Lloyd ‘King Jammy’ James and VP Records over the release of King
Jojo Mac---- United States-based reggae singer/songwriter JoJo Mac recently signed a contract to record a single for California-based R&B label Lujon Records. "I am looking forward to working with Jermaine
Fitzroy Francis (left) and Zanadu---- Having worked with a number of artists as manager since the 1980's, Fitzroy Francis knows how critical it is to secure proper distribution. Four years
By Howard Campbell-- Garth Dennis--- Garth Dennis belongs to a select group of reggae artists who have been members of two successful groups. In his case, Black Uhuru and the
Don Carlos is a classic well loved reggae act with his Dub Vision band, his horn section and his strong catalog of albums. Don Carlos's music is healthy and clean
By Howard Campbell--- Junior Reid--- SINCE leaving Black Uhuru in 1985, Junior Reid had spent considerable time out of Jamaica and had not had a massive hit song in
“Mi Deh ya fi 35 years and mi just nah run, 35 years and mi just cya dun!!!” With passion and confidence oozing out, he chants in the studio, rocking
Black Uhuru’s Grammy-winning trio of (from left) Duckie Simpson, Puma Jones and Michael Rose.---- THIS year marks 30 years since reggae music has a presence at the Grammy Awards, the
Returning to Nigeria, 22 years after his first visit, reggae music icon, Don Carlos, recounts intimate experiences with his Nigerian fans. Nseobong Okon-Ekong reports--- Not customary with the character
By Howard Campbell--- Gary ‘Dr Dread’ Himelfarb (left) and late reggae singer Gregory Isaacs on the cover of The Half That’s Never Been Told. Bottom: Bunny Wailer-- FOR almost 30