Aba Shanti‑I – A Labour of Love
UK roots sound system veteran Aba Shanti-I celebrates 35 years of sound system culture, roots music, and Rastafari teachings with spiritual power and unity.
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Chronixx – Music For Service
After five years of near silence, Chronixx returns with "Exile" – a raw, spiritual, genre-defying album rooted in reggae tradition and driven by a mission: music as sacred service in turbulent times.
L’Antoinette Stines – Dancehall Is Us
L’Antoinette Stines on the spirit of dancehall, cultural memory, African roots, and why dance is black liberation. Dancehall is us.
Commentary: Dreadlocks In Jamaican Schools
Despite reggae's global image tied to dreadlocks, Jamaica's schools still battle over them. A landmark court ruling challenges discrimination and exposes deep-rooted tensions between Rastafari culture and the island's education system.
Burning Spear – In His Own Drum Beat
After 15 years, Burning Spear is back with “No Destroyer” – a powerful roots reggae album that blends history, faith, activism, and musical excellence.
Fred Locks – True Rastaman
From Kingston’s beaches to global praise: Fred Locks tells the powerful story behind “Black Star Liners” and his lasting Rastafari mission.
Haile Selassie I – Babylon by Train
How Haile Selassie I’s 1924 journey shaped Rastafari, pan-Africanism, and the concept of One Love in reggae culture.
Haile Selassie I in the Rastafari Philosophy – Until The Color Of A Man’s Skin… (Part 1)
Haile Selassie’s fight for equality shaped Rastafari and reggae. Discover his impact on faith, justice and Black liberation. (Part 1 of 3)
Haile Selassie I – Earth’s Rightful Ruler (Part 2)
Part 2 of our trilogy explores Haile Selassie’s global journey, pan-African mission, and moral leadership as “Earth’s Rightful Ruler” in Rastafari philosophy.