The producer and selector is one of the most intriguing phenomena on Europe’s dancehall-and-beyond scene. Originally from Italy and now based in Amsterdam, Kybba is the driving force behind the ever-expanding Basshall Movement, where every genre with a connection to dancehall is thrown into the mix.
When we first interviewed her in 2019, Lila Iké had only released three tracks, a few remixes, and some freestyles. But those who knew her already considered her the Lauryn Hill of the Caribbean. Whether sensual, serious, or humorous—her sultry, seductively rich voice, her laid-back melodies, and her nonchalant delivery inspires great admiration even with such a small catalog.
From German soundsystem roots to global chart success, Jugglerz discuss dancehall, international collaborations and the making of their album "Jugglerz Family".
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 built a sound clash empire through legendary dubplates, fierce selectors and unrivalled ambition. A deep dive into the Billboard Sound legacy.
Ras-I speaks about Kingston, Rastafari, the Reggae Revival’s second wave and the making of his deeply personal album “Kingman.”
A selection of artworks from the book “Talking Out Of My Art – The Artworks and Travels of Mau Mau” by the artist Mau Mau.
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.”
David Katz revisits the life and legacy of Freddie McKay, the underrated reggae vocalist behind classics like “Picture On The Wall” and “I’m A Free Man.”