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Fashion Review: Reggae Sumfest 2026 Delivered Historic Music, but the Style Fell Short
Reggae Sumfest has never been just about the music. For more than three decades, the festival has stood as one of the Caribbean’s most influential cultural events, serving as an annual showcase where music, fashion, art, and identity intersect. Every…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Urban Vine Media Presents “Art & Art” — An Evening of Poetry and Music at Cafe Rosa KINGSTON, Jamaica — July 8, 2026 — Urban Vine Media, in association with Push A Yute Inc., is set to stage Art &…
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Women – Reggae & Dancehall
Let’s examine this music culture presently in Jamaica. We have had the resurgence of the “juggling riddim”. The very essence of what made us great is slowly coming back to the forefront. Now we here at Urbanvine Media have been…
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No Space – No Stage
The photos say it all. Red lights, full band, phones in the air, crowd locked in. That was Lost In Time Festival — and it wasn’t just about Protoge’s set. It was about pulling off a two-night event without a…
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Fyah Burning Culture
Divide in culture or division in music? Or did the forces of capitalism force this competitive nature within the industry of entertainment. Let’s genuinely ask a couple questions. When did a hobby become this? When did a talent become an…
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The Met Gala 2026: A Masterclass in “Serving” and the Reign of the Gold Standard
by Dwayne Hinds Today, May 4, 2026, the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art have been transformed into a living gallery for the “Costume Art” theme. While the world watches the live arrivals, the conversation is dominated by the…
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SUPERNOVA – RUNKUS
Do you love Earth? Do you love this universe and everything that makes it up? Sounds like trick questions. In reality it’s not. They are basic questions that we should ask ourselves. The project and artist we’re gonna examine is…
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90s Dancehall
URBANVINE FEATURE 1989–2000: When Dancehall Owned The World Because Jamaica Owned The Street The nineties, from 1989 to the millennial shift in 2000, remain the most hyped, glorified, and creative stretch in dancehall history. This wasn’t just music. It was…
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