(From left) Actor Paul Campbell, music producer Donovan Germain, former Kingston College vice-principal and teacher Jasmin Reid, music producer Gussie Clarke, and sound engineer Dennis Thompson share lens time a
By Howard Campbell-- (L-R) Tony Rebel, Queen Ifrica & Nikki Burt-- ON the evening of November 4 2007, the world was transfixed on the historic presidential elections in the United
By Richard Johnson--- ANOTHER JUNO FOR EXCO---- JAMAICA-BORN, Canadian reggae artist Exco Levi created history by winning his fourth-consecutive Juno Award on Saturday. The announcement was made ahead of Saturday
Exco Levi-- CANADA'S reggae market has been growing steadily over the years with Jamaicans and their descendants working to take the music to that market. However, the artists in that
By Brian Bonitto--- Garnet Silk and Donovan Germain---- MUSIC producer Donovan Germain believes every generation has a unique artist. For him, roots singer Garnet Silk was the standout of his
"Dat nah guh work" ft. Ikaya "mi ears deaf to dem talking // cause ah pure negative them promoting // ah walk wid black yeye and ah run red light
By Howard Campbell--- Tony Rebel and Garnet Silk--- THE Jamaican dancehall was mired in lewd and violent lyrics throughout the 1980s. That carried over into the 1990s until a group
Anthony Winkler---- AUTHOR Anthony Winkler and music producers Donovan Germain and Gussie Clarke are recipients of the 2014 Musgrave Award. The Institute of Jamaica (IOJ), which presents the annual awards,
Duane Stephenson--- SINGER/songwriter Duane Stephenson is slated to release his 15-track album, Dangerously Roots, on September 23. This is Stephenson's third album. He released his debut August Town in
Emerging roots reggae vocalist Righteous Child (R.C.) is currently prepping his debut EP, titled ‘Rough Survivor’. The EP will feature eight tracks, some of which are previously released, while most