Feluké – In God’s Hands
Feluké’s story was one of survival, forgiveness and healing. The late Jamaican artist turned personal struggle and his battle with cancer into roots reggae with purpose.
King Addies – 35 Gun Salute
King Addies built a sound clash empire through legendary dubplates, fierce selectors and unrivalled ambition. A deep dive into the Billboard Sound legacy.
Protoje on: ”Welcome to Jamrock”
Protoje talks about Damian Marley’s "Welcome to Jamrock," the album’s impact, and what it still means to him today.
Ras‑I – Mind The Gap
Ras-I speaks about Kingston, Rastafari, the Reggae Revival’s second wave and the making of his deeply personal album “Kingman.”
Ras‑I – Tsojourna
Originally published in 2019, this feature traces Ras-I’s musical roots, creative vision and the making of his deeply personal project “Tsojourna.”
RIDDIM CHECK: May 2026
The newest sounds from Jamaica and beyond: Michael Landolt reviews fresh dancehall, shatta and roots reggae releases, riddims and standout tracks.
L‘il Red print, Souled Out Studios, Bangkok, 2008
PORTFOLIO: Talking Out Of My Art
A selection of artworks from the book “Talking Out Of My Art – The Artworks and Travels of Mau Mau” by the artist Mau Mau.
Earnest Ranglin
Ernie Ranglin – The Old One In Search Of The New
Ernie Ranglin’s legacy spans ska, reggae and jazz. At over 90, the Jamaican guitar pioneer is still searching for new sounds on “Two Colors.”
Echoes from the Machine – Why AI-Generated Dub Is Shaking Our Understanding of Creativity and Music Culture
AI-generated dub, creativity, and cultural identity: René Wynands explores how artificial intelligence challenges our understanding of music, art, authorship, and authenticity within reggae and dub culture.