At a time when Jamaica’s new digital soundscape had captivated dancehall, and on sheer tenacity and support from her brother Brigadier Jerry, Sister Nancy would cut her path to legendary status, but not without trials, sweat, and tears.
There are certainly few concepts more furtherly opposed than the teachings of the Nyabinghi sect and the idea of Christmas. However, of all the things the power of music can do, it surely can bridge a divide
Paul St. Paul grew up on the rough streets of Chicago’s Southside where he was one of 14 children
Humble Kydd is a Jamaican musician, born Nicholas Shepherd coming out of the streets of Clarendon.
Hot off the heels of a blazing EDM style track, featuring Bounty Killa titled “ Di Touch,” a Denazi Records production, the label is firing hits once again. The single is now enjoying rotation on the airwaves
Judy Mowatt is historically synonymous with Bob Marley, and her work with the Gaylettes, The I-Threes, and her shepherding Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers on tour in the band’s early years.
But it is her journey as a solo act spanning 5 decades, that leaves us with one of the most enduring stories in Reggae History.
In this episode we take a journey through the life, the times, and the music of Diana King, one of Jamaica’s most successful female artists of all times.
Jamaican born Kenne Blessin is a multi-talented artist with a crossover sound that compliments any genre.
