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Tems Wins NAACP Image Award With Cover Of Bob Marley’s ‘No Woman, No Cry’

For the second year in a row, Nigerian singer Tems has won the NAACP Image Award for Oustanding International Song, this time for her cover of Bob Marley's No Woman,…

Lisa Hyper The Dancer? Artist Reveals Dancing Was Her First Love

Long before she became the sole female deejay on Vybz Kartel’s Portmore Empire roster, Lisa Hyper was stealing the spotlight as a dancer among hotshots like John Hype and Shelly…

Tu-Lox Says Gender-Based Violence Doesn’t Exist

Dancehall artist Tu-Lox is declaring that gender-based violence does not exist.  His sentiment aired during his My Tu-Sense ‘podclass’ on Monday night which centered around Matthew Hyde, the 20-year-old university…

Gov’t May Introduce Content Quotas To Get Radio Stations To Play Majority Jamaican Music, Grange Says

Minister of Entertainment Olivia “Babsy” Grange says the Government might have to consider the establishment of minimum quotas to get Jamaica’s radio stations to play majority local music, similar to…

Mýa Celebrates 25th Career Anniversary In Jamaica, Says Fans Should Expect Collab With Bounty Killer

American singer Mýa is celebrating 25 years in the industry, and over that quarter century, she's become almost like a Jamaican cousin.  Her debut single was the Billboard Hot 100…

Sean Paul, Beenie Man, And Barrington Levy To Headline 2023 Reggae Land Festival In UK

Organisers of Reggae Land have announced the full lineup for this year’s festival to be held between August 5 and 6. The mega-event will take place at The National Bowl in…

Rotimi Performs In Jamaica For The First Time With Serani, Gyptian And Busy Signal

Nigerian-American actor and singer Rotimi was nothing less than a musical treat during his debut performance in Jamaica at the Lovers and Friends concert at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in St.…

Jamaican Music Is Not “Noise” – Minister Babsy Grange

Minister of Entertainment and Culture Olivia “Babsy” Grange has reaffirmed that Jamaican music ought not to be classified as “noise,” as exists under the Noise Abatement Act, as the issue…