BY KEVIN JACKSON---- Top: Romain Virgo Bottom: (From left) Richard Lue of VP Records; Wayne Miller of Grace Foods International; and Eddy Edwards of Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival Inc, at
BY KEVIN JACKSON--- Queen Ifrica-- Despite a return of female acts to the top of the Billboard Reggae Album chart, sales for the sisters are not good. The current number
QUEEN IFRICA’s NEW ALBUM “CLIMB” TOPS BILLBOARD REGGAE CHART, THE FIRST FOR A FEMALE IN THREE YEARS!
By Kevin Jackson--- Queen Ifrica FOR the first time in three years, a female artist is number one on the Billboard Reggae Album chart. Queen Ifrica’s Climb, released March 3
Queen Ifrica (Photo: Kenyon Hemans)--- Reggae singer Queen Ifrica has never been one to back down from offering her views on a controversial topic and hence when asked by Splash
Queen Ifrica--- Jamaican award-winning singer, songwriter, and social activist Queen Ifrica has collaborated with reggae artist Damian 'Jr Gong' Marley for 'Truversation' that will be featured on her new studio
By Mel Cooke--- Queen Ifrica--- Speaking at the medical sciences complex University of the West Indies (UWI), last Tuesday during a Reggae Talk organised by the Department of Literatures in English,
Top: Pressure Buss Pipe Bottom: Duane Stephenson--- QUEEN Ifrica and Duane Stephenson have been confirmed for the third annual Virgin Islands Nice Peace Concert, scheduled for the territory of St Thomas
BY RICHARD JOHNSON DUE to backlash for the inclusion of reggae performers I Wayne, Queen Ifrica and Capleton in Canada's Edmonton Reggae festival, a code of conduct has been
Festival spokesperson says there is “no cause for concern” and the performers have been briefed on their expectations. By Lauren Strapagiel--- Jamaican-Canadian activists are raising concerns about the headliners of this
By Sadeke Brooks--- Clive Hunt--- For decades, music producer Clive Hunt has been arranging songs behind the scenes, but lately, he has come forward as a VP Records-signed producer, working with