David Rodigan at the turntable.---- BRITISH radio jock David Rodigan has responded to the recent statements made by Lloyd Coxsone, founder and member of Sir Coxsone Outernational Sound in
BY APRIL CLARE WELSH---- Rodigan will launch the book with a tour that includes sets from Massive Attack’s Daddy G and Jazzie B. David Rodigan, the UK’s premier reggae selector, has
By Shereita Grizzle--- David Rodigan--- A small crowd gathered at the Vera Moody Concert Hall at the Edna Manley School of the Performing Arts last Thursday night for the second installation
By Richard Johnson---- Top: David Rodigan--- Bottom: Party goers Reggae Wednesday in Mandela Park, Kingston--- YET another call has come for a museum dedicated to reggae music in Jamaica. This time
By Howard Campbell--- Chris Goldfinger---- STORIES of poor sales for dancehall music have become the norm in recent times, as the genre struggles to keep up with trendier sounds such
Veteran disc jockeys David Rodigan (left) and Barry ‘G" BACK in 1985, dancehall music was emerging from the Kingston and London underground into the mainstream. Disc jockeys Barry 'Barry G'
There is no doubt that this Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend will be one of the most musically memorable moments of the decade in the New York Tri-State area. On Saturday, November
Nadine Sutherland---- Singer Nadine Sutherland is preparing to leave for the United Kingdom in a few weeks to do promotional work on her latest single Inna Mi Blood. Released two
By Richard Johnson--- British radio jock David Rodigan--- WORDS failed reggae-loving British radio jock David Rodigan as he tried to express how he truly feels about the award bestowed on
The famed Jamaican musician feels that young Brits of Jamaican heritage should emulate Rodigan’s passion for reggae music By Davina Hamilton--- REGGAE CHAMPIONS: Dean Fraser (left) and David Rodigan---- REGGAE VETERAN