On any given night, somewhere in the world, Mr Easy's global hit "Drive Me Crazy" is playing. From arenas to TV and film placements and celebrity love, "Drive Me Crazy" -- 22 years later -- helps define the Dancehall sound the masses love.
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Washington, DC – This past weekend, Caribbean culture-lovers from around the globe converged in Washington, D.C. for the vibrant and much-anticipated Hookie Weekend 2024. The event, held from June 13th - 17th showcased the best of Caribbean music, entertainment, food and camaraderie, drawing thousands of attendees who celebrated the rich and diverse cultural heritage of the region.
As a budding musician during the 1980s, Delroy “Wormbass” Niven studied the classic bass lines that defined reggae. Many of them are from the rocksteady era of the 1960s, which he often emulates.
The Anguilla Summer Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary! From July 21st to August 11th,locals and visitors are invited to join the festivities and enjoy a week full of cultural events,music, and fun activities. The 50th edition of the Anguilla Summer Festival, aptly coined "TheFamily Reunion," will attract record numbers of visitors and returning residents to the island.
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – Audiences in Jamaica will have the opportunity to view the feature film Trafficked later this month.
New York, NY. - Govana, the multi-talented dancehall artist renowned for his captivating style and poignant lyrics, is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of his sophomore album, ‘Legacy’, on June 28. The 12-track album will showcase Govana’s growth and evolution as an artist, solidifying his position as a leading figure in the dancehall industry.
While he enjoys a comfortable life in California, Krueshef never forgets his youth in St. Croix when there were many economic challenges. The deejay recalls those years in You Born With Greatness, his latest song.
New York, NY. - Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, a four GRAMMY AWARD® winning reggae artist, has released his poignant new single “Wisemen”.
As someone who oozes confidence, self-esteem is important to Sophia Brown. She projects those traits in Look, her latest song which features Turbulence.
It took singer V Merchant two years to complete We Will Rise, his debut album. A 13-song mix of roots and lovers rock reggae, it contains previously-released singles and collaborations with high-profile acts.
Most days finds KR Kinetic at recording studios in Kingston, cutting songs he hopes will give him the big break. Several of those songs will be on his debut album, scheduled for release on Wildfire Records in July.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Entertainers Vybz Kartel, Shawn Storm and their co-accused will have to wait until July to hear if they will be retried.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fl. – The summer is heating up as the LOOP Fort Lauderdale Beach kicked off their Second Annual Caribbean American Heritage Month Celebration, a colorful showcase of culture through food, art, music, and entertainment at Las Olas Oceanside Park, on Saturday June 1st with Haitian inspired events that spotlighted the island’s many contributions to the advancement of West Indian culture worldwide. The opening weekend’s festivities featured meet & greets with Haitian-American celebrity chef and author Chef Thia, who also signed copies of her book “50 Favorite Haitian Recipes: Taste the Islands Essentials”, as well as Haitian celebrity vegan chef Nzingah Oniwosan, who created the wildly successful “Yes Baby I Like It Raw” Instagram page. Nzingah also led an “Intro to Haitian Dance” class that delved into the enthralling world of Haitian folklore dance through rhythmic expressions and spirited movements that invited the community to discover the stories and rituals woven into each dance form.
