Two old white men start talking about one of their new albums and, before long, find themselves going off on tangents about the growing sense of calm that comes with a receding hairline, the weather, lapdogs, family, Mallorca, cultural appropriation, racist incidents at German festivals and scandal surrounding a roast chicken.
Donna Hope on Dancehall as a mirror of Jamaican society – from class, gender and violence to Vybz Kartel, Trap Dancehall and cultural change.
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.
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.”
Originally published in 2019, this feature traces Ras-I’s musical roots, creative vision and the making of his deeply personal project “Tsojourna.”
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.”