DJ Treats revisits the meaning of Born Jamericans' "Gotta Get Mine" (featuring Shinehead and Mad Lion) through the lens of U.S. Independence Day, July 4.
Words by DJ Shirkhan
Along with Sammy K., his partner in Malmo, Sweden's Safari Sound, DJ Shirkhan has been a staple on our Mixtape Mondays column, thanks to Safari's steady stream of consistent, high-qu... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
Remember Born Jamericans? If you were checking for dancehall-inflected hip-hop in the '90s, or if you're just a regular visitor to this site, you're probably familiar with Born Jam... Read More...
Words by LargeUp Crew, Photos by Kevin Ornelas—
The weather was perfect, the vibes were just right and the jerk chicken was delicious at LargeUp's Winter Music Massive Thursday night at Blackbird Ordin... Read More...
Words by Eddie STATS Houghton and Jesse Serwer
As with any other nation or genre, the last-half century of Jamaican music, from ska and rocksteady to reggae and dancehall, is littered with hit records ... Read More...
Words by Teddy King and DJ Gravy
Recently, our own DJ Gravy and DJ Teddy King of Boundless NY partnered on Back in Time, a mixtape gathering some of the best hiphop remixes of '90s dancehall tunes. As yo... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer
For my money, British R&B singer Junior Giscombe's "Mama Used to Say" is one of the most crucial—and original—tributes to motherly wisdom, right up there with this and this. Not... Read More...