Jahmiel – Been Through The Fire
With “Nirvana”, Jahmiel channels pain into uplifting power. Faith, melody, and growth define one of Jamaica’s most versatile voices.
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.
Imeru Tafari – Hotter Fire Bun!
Imeru Tafari blends militant roots messages with modern sounds on his debut “The Essential” – a powerful voice for Rasta youth in Jamaica today.
Alborosie – Spiritual Homecoming
On his tenth studio album “Nine Mile,” Alborosie blends reggae with Latin sounds, rock ballads, and spiritual reflections — a bold, personal journey from Kingston to Ethiopia and back.
The Singer & The Song: Johnny Osbourne – Truths & Rights
Johnny Osbourne talks about his reggae classic "Truths & Rights," its origin and his first recordings at the legendary Studio One.
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.
Keith Hudson – From One Extreme To The Other
Keith Hudson broke rules and redefined reggae with haunting dub, raw vocals and radical concepts – his legacy still resonates.
REVIEW: Jesse Royal – No Place Like Home
Blending reggae, hip-hop & Afrobeats, Jesse Royal’s "No Place Like Home" proves worthy of its second Grammy nod.
Junior Murvin at Greensleeves Records, London, UK 13 October 1986
Junior Murvin – Cool Down the Heat
From “Police And Thieves” to digital roots with King Jammy: Junior Murvin’s posthumous release “Cool Down The Heat” proves his timeless talent lives on.