Rebel Souljahz.--- AMERICAN artists continue to dominate the Billboard Reggae Album chart. They occupy more than half the top 15 positions on the weekly table. Leading the pack at number
BY KEVIN JACKSON--- Jemere Morgan.--- Jemere Morgan, son of Morgan Heritage member Gramps Morgan, makes his debut on the Billboard Reggae album chart this week. His debut album Transition enters
Musicians Josh Dun (left) and Tyler Joseph of Twenty-One Pilots. (Photo: Jason Merritt)--- There is a reggae song making a huge impact globally. Ride, by American duo Twenty-One Pilots, is
Rebelution--- California band Rebelution earns its fifth number one this week on the Billboard Reggae Album Chart. The group’s latest effort, Falling Into Place, also debuts at number 32 on
By Kevin Jackson--- Rebelution--- FOLLOWING the success of its fourth studio album, Count Me In, journeyman reggae band Rebelution recently released its unplugged version, Count Me In Acoustic. It debuted
By Cecelia Campbell-Livingston---- Omi--- It is almost a given when perusing entertainment news in many publications and blogs to read about reggae singles or albums that have topped the Reggae Billboard
By Patricia Meschino-- Reggae Band Rebelution Aiming for Best Chart Week Ever--- “Count Me In," the fourth album from California reggae band Rebelution, released on June 10 as a joint venture
Eric Rachmany brings the reggae band Rebelution to Portsmouth on Saturday--- By Mike Holtzclaw, The way Eric Rachmany sees it, reggae music was meant to be played live, and preferably
By Cecelia Campbell-Livingston--- Beres Hammond and Toots and The Maytals are among the headliners for the February 1-2 Ragga Muffins Festival in Rotorua, New Zealand. According to a statement from
BY KEVIN JACKSON----- THE trend of American reggae acts outselling their Jamaican counterparts continues. The latest figures from sales tracker Nielsen Sound Scan should be of concern for producers of