Making its way onto the Foundation Radio Network Top 30 Music Chart in less than two week's rotation, Nadine Sutherland's "Inna Me Blood" has become one of the most requested
Entertainer Nadine Sutherland (right) shares stage with Paul Elliott at his album launch at Reggae City Bar on Camp Road in Kingston. PAUL Elliott launched his album, Reggae Music TUN
BY CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON AND RICHARD JOHNSON-- Deejay’s climb up ZIP FM tower sparks radio play debate-- POPULAR dancehall figure Emcee Nuffy is urging radio disc jocks to give up-and-coming artists
BY CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON---- Nadine and her proud father Lenford---- LOCATED in the cool hills of Above Rocks, St Andrew, the district of Long Coconut Tree's most famous citizen is singer
By Howard Campbell--- Phillip ‘Fattis’ Burrell----LIVING Heart, a 12-song tribute to producer Phillip ‘Fattis’ Burrell’s Xterminator Records, was released on March 11. The album’s release marks the 25th anniversary
Young Kareem 'QQ' Dawkins, who became famous at 10 years old with his hit song, 'Poverty'. By Sadeke Brooks-- Being in the music industry is no easy feat. But being
Jade Lee (left) and Denyque at last year's Youth View Awards. By Jordane Delahaye--- Jade Lee's career in the 'big' music industry, as she puts it, started on a bitter
By Howard Campbell---- ONLY the ignorant would bypass Yellowman's role as a dancehall trailblazer, given his achievements in the 1980s. That legacy is revisited in Reggae Anthology, Young, Gifted And
By Richard Johnson---- AT the recent Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival in Trelawny, two singers took the stage on several occasions, yet were never on the bill. The brother-sister duo
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