Reggae is Dead, Who Killed Jah Music? Technology and materialism have replaced musicianship and human rights—what’s left is lifeless and soulless By Steve J. When, exactly, did reggae music cease to exist?
Joshua Polacheck---- Public affairs officer at the United States Embassy in Kingston, Joshua Polacheck, is suggesting that some Jamaican entertainers who say they are being kept out of the United
VP Records executive Christopher 'Chris' Chin--- Kingston, JA:--- Some of the biggest stars in the reggae industry including singer Beres Hammond, Capleton, Chronixx, Etana, Nadine Sutherland, Ibamah, Lloyd Parks
By Mbali Langa--- JOHANNESBURG, 6 July 2016 - Jamaican artist Chronixx recently concluded his African tour with two performances in Johannesburg and Cape Town. eNCA's Mbali Langa caught up with show
By Caroline Nyanga---- Jamaican reggae super-star Jamar Rolando McNaughton Jr popularly known as Chronixx is scheduled to perform in Kenya this Saturday evening at KICC during a grand show dubbed Epic Promotions. The
By Cate Mukei-- Jamaican reggae artist, Chronixx, will be performing in Kenya on June 18. This will be his second visit to Kenya. In March 2013, the singer performed at
By Curtis Campbell--- Olivia 'Babsy' Grange-- Member of Parliament for Central St Catherine, Olivia 'Babsy' Grange, said singer OMI was not snubbed by the Grammys. According to the politician/producer, who
BY KEVIN JACKSON--- Renee Neufville--- IN 1993, the duo Zhane scaled the Billboard Hot 100 Chart with the hit single, Hey, Mr DJ. Their follow-up hits, including Groove Thang, Jamboree
By Kevin Jackson---- Popcaan THE success singer OMI enjoyed in 2015 has been rewarded with a nod for Best Reggae Act at the 20th annual UK MOBO Awards. OMI competes
Mystic Revealers--- HERB Must Legalise, the pro-ganja song from roots-reggae band Mystic Revealers, is scheduled for release in October. The digital launch of the song coincides with its music video,