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- The full experience of One Love Cali Reggae Festival 2019 | Top Shelf Reggae
- Bulby York ft. Christopher Martin, Beenie Man – Lots of Signs
- Photos: One Love Cali Fest 2019
- Eesah – Tell No Lie
- Reggae History Reasonings: Half Pint, February 2019
- Twiddle & Iya Terra headed to LA’s The Troubadour | Top Shelf Reggae
- Empress Imani – Over Tonight
- Busy Signal – Great Man
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Protoje Speaks on the Dying Art of Rasta Crowns
Jamaican Reggae Star Protoje on the Dying Art of Rasta Crowns Source: Vogue by Rachel Hahn Protoje’s new album A Matter of Time premiered at number one on the Billboard reggae charts. Whenever he […]

Sly & Robbie meet Dubmatix – Overdubbed
Artist: Sly & Robbie meet Dubmatix Title: Overdubbed Label: Echo Beach Genre(s): Dub, Reggae, Breakbeat, Triphop, Afro-Brazilian, Electronic, Indie Format: 12″ Vinyl, CD, Digital Sly & Robbie Meet Dubmatix In reggae, all roads lead […]

Vibronics Celebrate Women In Reggae and Dub
Vibronics and Cross Club Prague team up to bring you a new project that celebrates women in Reggae & Dub. “Woman On A Mission” is a new release featuring 8 female vocalists on 8 brand […]
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Sign Petition: Demand REGGAE MUSIC gets played on national radio Stations
There is huge concern among the fans of reggae that this genre of music is rarely played on national radio stations and even more (395 signatures on petition)
Music and social change (III) - The Nation Nigeria
One genre of music that impacted my generation and acted as a catalyst for understanding poverty and social justice is reggae music. It originated from Jamaican as ska, metamorphoses into roots reggae, rocksteady, dancehall and lovers rock when it berthed in Britain following the influx of large Wes...
Music and social change (III) - The Nation Nigeria
One genre of music that impacted my generation and acted as a catalyst for understanding poverty and social justice is reggae music. It originated from Jamaican as ska, metamorphoses into roots reggae, rocksteady, dancehall and lovers rock when it berthed in Britain following the influx of large Wes...
I'm not standing with Bushman ... Tarrus Riley explains his post about reggae singer
I'm not standing with BushmanWhile numerous recording artistes and music industry professionals, have joined in support of Bushman, at least one person has voiced that he does not 'Stand with Bushman' which is officially a trending hashtag within...
Donisha Prendergast: “My grandparents are revolutionaries”
Bob and Rita Marley's granddaughter opens up about her Rastafarian childhood
Jr Gong predicts good year for reggae
For award-winning recording artiste Damian “Junior Gong” Marley 2019 is poise...
Slavery and its legacy in the spotlight for Yvonne’s novel
QUESTIONS ABOUT slavery and how the ‘family’ existed after emancipation was the inspiration for the novel of one northern-based writer who is set to celebrate her publishing success with a launch at Waterstones.
The music label that brought reggae to Britain - Keep The Faith ® - The UK's Black-focused faith magazine
Trojan Records launched in 1968 at a time when the country was divided over mass migration from the Commonwealth. The record label was known as the Motown of reggae, with dozens of hit records. It influenced generations of musicians including The Clash, The Specials, Madness and Culture Club. Watch....
13/11/2018: "The Invasion" by Burning Spear
Burning Spear are one of the roots reggae golden era greats. With deeply held Rastafari convictions, with the attendant lyrical content about the ills of slavery and the present day situation in Jamaica, they made
They can’t steal our music Entertainers happy foreigners doing reggae | The Star (Jamaica)
There is the recurring argument that reggae and dancehall, though indigenous to Jamaica, is at risk of cultural appropriation to the point of theft. But some performers, including Jesse Royal and Wayne Marshall, disagree that the music is being stolen...