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Craving Jamaican cuisine? We asked an expert for her top five spots in Toronto
Opal Rowe came home one evening craving something hot and delicious and at least somewhat healthy. “I went looking for something that looked like a satisfying meal and not a greasy snack, but I couldn't find one,” she says. "So, I made…
Craving Jamaican cuisine? We asked an expert for her top five spots in Toronto
Opal Rowe came home one evening craving something hot and delicious and at least somewhat healthy. “I went looking for something that looked like a satisfying meal and not a greasy snack, but I couldn't find one,” she says. "So, I made…
Miss Pat Chin – My Reggae Music Journey
Subscribe to our Policy NewsletterNY for the latest coverage and to stay informed about the 2021 elections in your district and across New YorkJamaican American Miss Patricia Chin has published her seminal autobiography of her musical…
OD for Mighty Diamonds, the longest reunited group in the history of reggae music | Entertainment
In the history of reggae music, slick vocals have always been a big thing, as has the revolving door that has seen members come and go at will, but one band has steadfastly resisted the trend and has proven that…
Churches Amplify Use of Reggae Music for Emancipation | Entertainment
In Jamaica in the early 1800s, the church played an important role in the dismantling of slavery. Baptist missionaries, in particular, have expressed their distaste for this evil system. So, on Sunday, it's no surprise that…
Brazil requests intangible cultural heritage status for reggae dance | Entertainment
The people of São Luís in Brazil are proud that their city is known around the world as “Brazilian Jamaica”. And the reason for this designation is the fact that reggae music is the heart of São Luís. People are so in love…
Interview with the author: talking to Miss Pat about her “reggae musical journey”
By Noah Schaffer
Miss Pat, the Sino-Jamaican reggae matriarch, looks back on a life in riddim.
Jamaican popular music has evolved considerably from the ska sounds of the early 1960s, but there has been one constant: the Chin family. In…
Charlotte has a solid selection of excellent Jamaican food
Through Beth mack
March 24, 2021
For a country the size of Connecticut, Jamaica has had a disproportionate global influence. Sure, there's Bob Marley and Red Stripe, but that only scratches the surface of Jamaican culture and…
OPINION: The history of reggae music is a bigger part of black history than you might think | New
"It doesn't matter where you're from," sang Peter Tosh on his 1977 album Equal rights. "As long as you are black, you are African." The song is a Tosh classic, a forceful declaration of unity among blacks across the diaspora, stretching…
Why Toots Hibbert is the most important name in reggae music
Toots Hibbert is perhaps the most important name in the history of reggae music and here's why.
While many fans of reggae music are only familiar with products like Bob Marley, the name Toots and the Maytals is an integral part of the…
Buju Banton celebrates reggae music with Fat Joe on International Reggae Day
Buju Banton was a reggae music vibe during his chat with rapper Fat Joe on Instagram Live as we mark International Reggae Day.
Jamaican music legend Buju Banton has been busy since returning to the stage in 2019. He released his…
Reggae music lovers will be in for a treat today | New times
Every July 1, the world celebrates International Reggae Day, also known as "July One", which celebrates great Jamaican music and the global reggae brotherhood.
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Reggae music pioneer Delroy Washington dies of COVID-19
(Jamaica Gleaner) The death of British reggae pioneer Delroy Washington, who died last Friday, is the result of the coronavirus pandemic. His friend, Winston Francis, another veteran reggae singer also based in the UK, confirmed this to…
Reggae music pioneer dies of coronavirus | Entertainment
The death of British reggae pioneer Delroy Washington, who died last Friday, is the result of the coronavirus pandemic. His friend Winston Francis, another veteran reggae singer also based in the UK, confirmed this to…
Reggae Music Industry Hails Bob Andy | Entertainment
The death of former reggae music statesman Bob Andy on Friday has plunged the industry and legions of fans around the world into mourning for a giant whose decades-long career has earned him the title of "Musical…
Jamaican Consulate in New York hosts reggae music exhibition
To celebrate Reggae Month, the Jamaican Consulate General in New York, in collaboration with VP Records, will host a pop-up exhibition titled "A reggae music journey" at the consulate from February 1 to 21, during Reggae Month.
The…
Jamaican Consulate in New York hosts reggae music exhibition
Consul General of Jamaica in New York Ms Alsion Wilson
by Derrick…
Jamaican Consulate in New York hosts reggae music exhibition
Consul General of Jamaica in New York, Ms. Alsion Wilson
NEW YORK - To celebrate Reggae Month, the Consulate General of Jamaica in New York, in collaboration with VP Records, will host a pop-up exhibition titled "A Reggae…
“Ras Kitchen”, “Italian cuisine”, reggae music and Jamaican culture
Like most people, my introduction to Jamaican music began with Bob Marley, whose well-titled collection of hits Legend set my standard for all other reggae music. Soon after, I discovered Peter Tosh, Toots and The Maytals, Black…
An Empowering Catamaran Cruise in Barbados – Loud Reggae Music in the Eastern Caribbean |…
Bridgetown, BARBADOS:
The sounds of Pluto Shervington I was born Yah echoed through the speakers of the catamaran on which the The gleaner Embark on the early morning of emancipation at our first reunion to celebrate Crop…
Appropriation or appreciation? The Global Impact and Influence of Reggae Music | Entertainment
The global impact and influence of reggae music cannot be denied or limited. And even as this beating heartbeat of our people permeates all corners of the earth, questions arise about the use and abuse of Jamaican…
The ‘River Nile Crocodile’ inspired to play reggae music | Entertainment
Perhaps the first fascinating thing everyone will learn about the award-winning Dynamq Sound System Selector is that it's a refugee. And just for clarity, this is a genuine refugee from Sudan.
Dynamq, who calls…
Julian ‘Jingles’ Reynolds | The true history of Reggae music [Part 2] | On point
The start of the reggae journey was extremely difficult for those who did. A significant block was broadcast on the two existing radio stations, RJR and JBC.
It took acts of force by young 'Turks' producing and…
Julian ‘Jingles’ Reynolds | The true history of reggae music [Part I] | On point
See on the Internet the elation and expression of satisfaction of people around Culture Minister Olivia 'Babsy' Grange as the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) meets in Mauritius…
Reggae music added to UNESCO’s intangible heritage list – IR INSIDER
Bob Marley is one of the most popular reggae singers and is credited with exhibiting music to mainstream audiences outside of Jamaica. Photo: Reggaeville.One of the earliest documented reggae songs is the 1968 song "Do The Reggae" by Toots…
How the Silver Screen brought reggae to the masses
Reggae music has never been quite mainstream. Its biggest stars have struggled to be taken seriously by the rest of the world. Even when a reggae artist hit a hit on the charts, it was usually a one-off, and the next album…
Amazing and unforgettable moments for retro reggae music | Entertainment
(This is the first part of the FAUM series - Five Astonishing and Unforgettable Moments - which explores aspects of reggae, dancehall and soca music through the lens of performers, promoters, producers and other…
Vinyl, the key to boosting reggae music sales | Entertainment
They may be considered old-fashioned, but vinyl records have brought more revenue to reggae artists than digital sales lately. Vinyl regained popularity, having gradually lost popularity to cassette, and nearly died…
Jimmy Cliff, Shepherd of Reggae Music: NPR
Jimmy Cliff performs in 2003 in Nice, France.…