FORT-DE-FRANCE, Martinique — The rhythm of reggae will once again take center stage in Martinique as the Reggae Therapy Festival returns for its highly anticipated fourth edition on July 11-12, 2026, at Stade Louis Achille in Fort-de-France.

LAUDERDALE LAKES, Fla. – The City of Lauderdale Lakes proudly honored internationally acclaimed reggae artist Tarrus Riley with an official proclamation recognizing his outstanding contributions to music, culture, and community service. The proclamation was presented during the 2026 Caribbean American Unity Fest, where Riley served as the event's headlining performer.

As someone raised in Jamaica during the 1970s roots-reggae revolution, Sydney Salmon knows all the militant anthems from that era. Every now and again, he likes to chill and listen to some romantic ballads.

New York, NY - Sean Paul continues to prove why he remains one of the most commercially successful Caribbean artists in history following the completion of his highly successful Timeless Tour, a European run that attracted thousands of fans across the continent and reinforced dancehall’s enduring influence on the global music landscape.

In recent years, we have seen many of our legendary and well-loved reggae artists prove that success on the global stage does not mean forgetting the communities that helped shape them.  Whether performing at major international festivals and stadiums, touring worldwide, or topping music charts, these performers are increasingly making time to engage with local audiences and diaspora communities.

The temperature is officially rising. Spice returns with “Volcano,” an explosive new single built to dominate clubs, festivals, TikTok feeds, and summer playlists across the globe. Released via Easy Star Records, the track serves as the first official single from Spice’s forthcoming album, launching a bold new era for one of dancehall’s most influential global voices.

Friends for 30 years, Hopeton Lindo and Hawkeye finally decided to collaborate on a song. Favorite is the title of that debut track, which was released on May 29 by Zojak Worldwide.

Women with light skin and long hair have been the beauty standard for the entertainment industry for over a century. Well into the 21st Century, that remains an unofficial policy of the music, movie and cosmetic sectors.

When Wayne Wonder performs at Miramar Cultural Center on May 30 on the ‘Step Into A Journey to Kingston’ show, there will likely be memories of the singer’s youth in the East Kingston community of Dunkirk.

The murders of Marsha and Tami Ottey in Toronto 31 years ago, remains one of the most gruesome incidents in Canada. Avis Ottey, their Jamaican mother, returned home from work in August, 1995 and discovered their lifeless bodies.

PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. — Father’s Day plans are officially handled.

Montego Bay, Jamaica: It's official! RIDDIM FM is pleased to announce the addition of veteran broadcaster Owen Brown (OB) to its programming lineup.