Orange Street: Jamaica’s Beat Street
There are several streets around the world that have had a significant impact on global
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Burna Boy Bringing Africa to the Globe
A fortunate byproduct of being one of the fastest rising music genres, is the ability for its practitioners to not only command top dollar for their live sets
A New Chapter For Jah Bradez
Born in Jamaica’s fifth parish, the musician goes by the stage name ‘Jah Bradez’. Set to debut the release of his first official vocal presentation
To be a Humble Kydd
Humble Kydd is a Jamaican musician, born Nicholas Shepherd coming out of the streets of Clarendon.
Reggaeology presents: The Mellow Moods of Judy Mowatt
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.
Reggaeology presents: Diana King – The Warrior Girl
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.
Sly & Robbie and The Legacy of Drum and Bass
Drum and Bass are one of the most important sections of any band. A sound so important that it itself has become a musical sub-genre, it is often the mastery of this section that determines what is a memorable hit and what just passes by failing to leave its mark. With Sly & Robbie, Jamaica has one of the world’s most famous and sought after (drum and bass) rhythm sections working
The Business of Sampling vs Artiste Features
Making good music has always been about economics. Before the creation of record labels and