Category: Entertainment
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Romantic Monsta – NHANCE
Life is about love. Music is about love. So life is love and so is music. Romantic Monsta is all about that. Here is a young Dancehall act penning his way forward through the maze of love and romance. Yes…
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Medium/Outlets/Reggae & Dancehall
As a youth growing up in Jamaica the 1980s & 1990s had a soundscape and presence that was hard to ignore. We had Third World, Bob Marley, Sophia George, Sugar Minot as for Bands we had Chalice, Home T4. Events…
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2 – Evolution Of Dancehall
The Evolution of Dancehall: WYFL Riddim Reggae and dancehall music have always been an integral part of Jamaica’s cultural and spiritual identity, born out of oppression, imperialism, and slavery. However, with commercialization, the genre has increasingly become a product of…
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Evolution Of Dancehall- A Look Back & Question for The Future.
The early nineties were a pivotal time for dancehall, with Shabba Ranks bringing the genre to the global stage. The Grammy Awards, capitalizing on the international success of Bob Marley, began to recognize reggae and urban culture, opening the door…
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Skpandaboiii Drops Heartfelt “Lost Love” EP on Valentine’s Day
By Valdino Smith Emerging artist Skpandaboiii unveils his latest project, the Lost Love EP, releasing February 14. This six-track body of work dives deep into heartbreak, vulnerability, and the emotional aftermath of love, offering listeners an intimate and unfiltered journey…
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DELLA RHYMES RELEASES NEW EP M.E (MY EXPERIENCE)
Della Rhymes releases new EP M.E (My Experience) 🎶 The five-track project dives into real-life stories, covering themes of gratitude (Give Thanks), family (Daughter), personal growth (Must Better), confidence (Gyalis Attitude), and perseverance (Nah Complain). The EP highlights Della’s authentic…
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Amlak The Fari
Reggae is a vibe, an energy, a lifestyle that’s deeply rooted in Rastafarian culture and tradition. To live up this tradition and lifestyle it gets harder with capitalism, consumerism and everything that comes with it. Amlak Redsquare is a prime…
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Back to the Blackboard
The Lost Art of Lyricism When Beenie Man said, “Gyal, I goin’ take mi chalk and mark up your blackboard,” everybody could sing along. Of course, the sentiment meant something entirely different to children than it did to older folks.…
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