Donna Hope: On Dancehall
Donna Hope on Dancehall as a mirror of Jamaican society – from class, gender and violence to Vybz Kartel, Trap Dancehall and cultural change.
Fantan Mojah – Backpacking
Republished in tribute to Fantan Mojah after his passing, this 2004 RIDDIM interview captures the reggae singer's spirituality, humility, humour and unwavering love for his people.
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.
Lee ”Scratch” Perry – Remembered
Remembering Lee "Scratch" Perry: a visionary producer whose groundbreaking dub techniques reshaped reggae and influenced global music culture.
The Singer & The Song: Tanya Stephens – It’s A Pity
Tanya Stephens reflects on her hit "It’s A Pity," its real-life inspiration, recording process, and how the song connected with audiences worldwide.
Jimmy Cliff – Many Rivers To Cross
From rural Jamaica to global stages: the life and legacy of reggae pioneer Jimmy Cliff – singer, actor and cultural ambassador.
Laurent ”Tippy I” Alfred – Dub To The Time
Reggae’s dub futurist Tippy I on spirituality, studio science, Vaughn Benjamin and transforming Protoje’s music with Zion I Kings.
Mighty Diamonds – The Roots Is There
From Trench Town to international acclaim – the story of harmony trio Mighty Diamonds and their tragic final chapter.
Randy’s Records – You Name It, We Have It
Vincent Chin & Miss Pat built a ska & reggae empire from downtown Kingston – explore their journey from jukebox records to global success.