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More airplay demanded for Reggae music (The Jamaica Star) Music industry players are begging members of the media, in particularly radio, to share air time evenly between reggae, dancehall and foreign music. They claim reggae is not getting sufficient air
‘Here Comes The King’: Snoop Lion Drops Another Major Lazer-Produced Reggae Single (The Huffington Post) Rapper turned reggae star Snoop Dogg Lion has a new single he’d like you to hear: “Here Comes the King” off “Reincarnation,” is a dubby reggae track
Trademark Jamaican reggae (The Jamaica Observer) VICE-CHAIRMAN of the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) Charles Campbell, says it is imperative to establish a trademark for Jamaican reggae. According to Campbell, this will help protect, preserve and promote the authentic brand
Jamaica: The loudest island on the planet? (BBC News) Everywhere you go in Jamaica, you hear music – loud music. Although authorities recently enforced an island-wide musical curfew, there is a growing campaign to relax the restrictions. Why has the Caribbean
Let The Beat Drop: Dancehall Censorship In Jamaica (Council of Hemispheric Affairs) Boasting its fiftieth year of independence, the Greater Antillean isle of Jamaica touts a large and progressive musical catalog that makes the industry one of the country’s most internationally known
Positive Signal: Judge impressed by Busy’s transformation (The Jamaica Observer) IT’S not customary for an accused to rejoice when given a prison sentence, but deejay Busy Signal broke that trend last Friday. A judge in the United States ruled that the
