There was a point in the late 70's when Bob Marley had become such an international icon that Jamaica's people were identifying more with artists who were still based locally. Jacob Miller and his band Inne... Read More...
Words by Rasta Claus—
If you ever search for reggae Christmas music online, you'll probably find your way to the YouTube channel of Rasta Claus85. The enigmatic poster has gathered what must certainly ... Read More...
Words by Emily Shapiro—
As you all know, Jamaica celebrates its 50th Anniversary of Indepdendence in a few weeks and the country has planned some massive celebrations. If you can’t swing a trip over for ... Read More...
Words by Colin Channer—
Author of books such as Waiting In Vain and the founder of Jamaica's renowned Calabash Literary Festival, Colin Channer's latest act was curating and editing Akashic Books' Kingst... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer and Sherman Escoffery—
The Mayan calendar predicts the world will end this year, or so many people believe, and these fears have inspired at least one forgettable movie. But when ... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
Two of reggae's longest running bands, Inner Circle and Third World share roots dating back to the late '60s, when brothers Ian (bass) and Roger Lewis (guitar) formed Inner Circle ... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
Tiombe Lockhart is smitten. With some lucky fellow, and the music of Augustus Pablo. Or maybe that dude is the departed Augustus himself. Alls we know is that Lockhart, of Brooklyn... Read More...
Words by Eddie STATS Houghton
Yes, Memorial Day weekend is over--and if you were here experiencing the sparkling hot weather here in NY, it was probably spent in the first of many picnics, park jams, coo... Read More...
Words by Eddie STATS Houghton, DJ Gravy and Martei Korley
What were you doing at 4:20pm on 4/20? We were looking at a computer, making this Top 10 weed tunes of all time for the rest of you slacker-ass w... Read More...