Beres Hammond - File Reggae hit machine Beres Hammond will join Australian soft-pop duo Air Supply as headline acts at the annual Groovin' In The Park Concert at Roy Wilkins Park in Queens,
New York, NY----- International Reggae Queen Marcia Griffiths and legendary reggae/gospel singer Judy Mowatt, two thirds of the world famous I-Threes group, who provided backing vocals for reggae superstar Bob Marley in the 70's, were
I-Octane By Sadeke Brooks---- A musician by profession, Dexter Blake, owner of Linkage Radio in New York, says he has first-hand knowledge of the struggles artists face. So in 2010,
Clifton 'Specialist' Dillon---- Shane Brown, Busy Signal split begs the question---- By Davina Henry---- Coming on the heels of the Busy Signal and Shane Brown split, the consensus among managers is that artists
As we observed International Women's day on Friday, under the theme 'The Gender Agenda: Gaining Momentum', we were reminded of the contribution female vocalists have made to the early development
Beres Hammond---- By Mel Cooke----- With just over a week to go before the Rebel Salute festival celebrates its 20th anniversary in its new home, the Richmond Estate in St
By Richard Johnson---- SHAGGY & Friends — the annual charity concert which raises funds for the Bustamante Children's Hospital — will not be staged this year. According to Sharon Burke,
BY RICHARD JOHNSON----- JAMAICAN female artists have been tasting international fame for nearly 50 years. Singer Millie Small was one of the first to do so when her cover
BY CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON----- THE rape of five females in St James last week has sparked outrage throughout Jamaica, players in the music industry included. Last Wednesday, several artists came together
By IAN BURRELL ------- If Bob Andy had received the same recognition as Bob Marley or Jimmy Cliff he “would be dead now”, he conceded over a cup of tea in London