VP Records executive Christopher 'Chris' Chin--- Kingston, JA:--- Some of the biggest stars in the reggae industry including singer Beres Hammond, Capleton, Chronixx, Etana, Nadine Sutherland, Ibamah, Lloyd Parks
By Howard Campbell--- Chris Chin (left), VP president, shares lens time with music producer Donovan Germain at a recent event.--- Chris Chin was still a teenager when his parents, Vincent
CLIVE CHIN TO RELEASE “THE LOST ARCHIVES OF STUDIO 17” TRIBUTE TO THE RANDY’S AND THE IMPACT LABELS!
Clive Chin--- AS a teenager, Clive Chin witnessed what became some of the most pivotal recording sessions in reggae at his father Vincent’s Studio 17 in downtown Kingston. By the
Pat Chin (second left) Patricia ‘Miss Pat’ Chin, widow of Vincent Chin and co-founder of VP Records, received the Lifetime Achievement Award Thursday night at the Libera Awards in New
By Howard Campbell--- Vincent ‘Randy’ Chin--- VINCENT 'Randy' Chin was trying to establish himself as a music producer in January 1962 when he first met a Trinidadian singer named
By Janice Brown----- For the past several months, reggae producer Clive Chin and The Kennel chief engineer Billy “Prince Polo” Szeflinski have been working to digitize, catalog, embellish and mix hundreds of hours of previously unreleased recordings