By Shereita Grizzle SOJA’s front man, Jacob Hemphill. --- Jamaica needs to change its strategy if the country is going to continue to hold on to reggae music. That was the
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
Copeland Forbes--- By Shereita Grizzle-- Billboard magazine's findings in their 2014 year-end publication, showing how poorly Jamaican reggae acts fared in comparison to non-Jamaican acts for the year, has left a bitter
By Richard Johnson--- Top: Magic! Bottom: Mariah Carey(L) & Soja WALTER Elmore, executive producer of the Jamaica Jazz and Blues festival, is confident his line-up for this year's event rivals similar
Canadian reggae band Magic!--- CANADIAN reggae band Magic! is among several performers scheduled for the Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival at the Trelawny Multi-Purpose Stadium on January 29 --
Copeland Forbes---- By Shereita Grizzle-- Reggae and Jamaica have been inextricably linked since its origin in the 1960s. The genre of music is considered to be 'the heart and soul' of
Chronixx-- By Shereita Grizzle--- In June, Billboard disclosed some news that many may have found surprising, or perhaps not. The website revealed that United States (US) reggae acts were outselling their Jamaican counterparts, by comparing the
GOING BIG IN BOB MARLEY'S FOOTSTEPS Need proof that reggae is alive, well and very much a needed part of Top 40 radio? Look no further than SOJA and the
By Cecelia Campbell-Livingston--- Sister Carol---- SISTER Carol has been spreading reggae's roots and culture message for over 30 years. She gives her fans more 'consciousness' on Live No Evil,