MAD YARDIES from Treasure Beach
I am doing what I love.. music. Wall Street to me was like a prison cell in the office and you go on the subway to another cell, a tiny little apartment. For me Jamaica IS freedom!”
I am doing what I love.. music. Wall Street to me was like a prison cell in the office and you go on the subway to another cell, a tiny little apartment. For me Jamaica IS freedom!”
Chronixx calls for an uprising during a dire time filled with hypocrisy and corruption. He declares the need for “more love flowing in the streets” and “evolution time.” He carries a timely unifying message, yearning for the global community to feel safe and sound
MusicPhill has released the first segments of his video series ‘YARDSTYLE LIVE’ in collaboration with BACKAYARD magazine. His first guest, Abby Dallas, is no stranger to fans of the MusicPhill Roots Reggae Show
Halonai signed to UK record label Geme Records after honing his production skills over at the legendary King Jammy’s studios
Colorado band Niceness presents their second album, Realize. Three years since their debut album Sunshine, the group has returned to the studio to record their new work on all analog equipment.
While there were little opportunities for TK to make her voice heard, she capitalized on those small opportunities that came her
way
Etched reggae history as Jamaica’s first international teen pop sensation, Millie Smalls groundbreaking cover single in 1964 held open the floodgates for the island’s musical presence in the global arena. And though her rise to stardom is known by many, her bittersweet journey is told by few.
when two of Jamaica’s most prominent artists, from opposite ends of the island, Skillibeng and Jahvillani link up, it elicits a special kind of anticipation.