Christopher Martin  Reggae and Dancehall star Christopher Martin boasts love and national pride in his new single “Guaranteed.”  Taking his girl to main attractions and landmarks across Jamaica, the artist confidently proclaims that her ‘good time is guaranteed.’  The feel good easy-vibe song, produced by Robert Livingston is the follow-up single to “You’ll Never Find.”  Christopher maintains his smooth modern vocals with a touch of soul.  Martin’s vocal styling and lyrics make him the ultimate lovers tour … Read entire article »

After a successful album listening party, veteran singer-songwriter Tanya Stephens‘ new project – Some Kinda Madness – is now available on all streaming platforms. The record is a collaborative effort between Tanya Stephens and producer Tad A. Dawkins Jnr. And it was done exclusively for Tad’s Record Inc. The LP launch was held at Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston, Jamaica, and was streamed live on Bob Marley’s Tuff Gong Radio; broadcasting on SiriusXM’s channel 19. With the exception of a very noticeable late start … Read entire article »

Forced to stay home during the Covid-19 lockdowns was tough for Junior Toots, an avid outdoorsman. With anxiety around the pandemic considerably down, he decided to write a song about his experience ‘behind bars’. That song, Fayah Fi Di Wicked, will be released on September 1. It is produced by Soulfyah Productions, a British independent company. On Fayah Fi Di Wicked, Junior Toots shares the mic with Blessed San, a rapper/deejay from Uganda and King Kanashi I, … Read entire article »

Skip Marley— ‘JANE’ FT. AYRA STARR Two-time GRAMMY® Award nominated songwriter and musician Skip Marley returns with a brand new single titled ‘Jane’ featuring Nigerian-based Afropop sensation Ayra Starr. An irresistible end-of-summer jam, ‘Jane’ was produced by Rykeyz (who also produced Skip’s #1 single ‘Slow Down’ with H.E.R., as well as hit songs by Jessie Reyez, Ari Lennox, Demi Lovato, and Rick Ross, among others). Recorded in Miami, the single comes with an official music video directed by Mid Jordan, featuring both Marley and Starr. Speaking on … Read entire article »

Born in South Florida, Stevie Malekuu developed an appreciation for his Costa Rican heritage early in life. At the same time, there was a strong attraction to Jamaican culture. On What Will Be, his latest song, Malekuu sings about the importance of resilience. He also reminds fans in his best Jamaican patois, that “the sweetest time is when a rub-a-dub”. Released in July, the song is produced by Wayne Armond and Orville Marshall for MY MM Productions. … Read entire article »

By Kevin Jackson— Tanya Stephens Some Kinda Madness, the eighth studio album by Tanya Stephens, is slated for release on September 3, via Tads International Record. Produced by Tad Dawkins Jr, it features two previously released singles — Diamonds in The Sun featuring Cedella Marley and Diana King, and Fifty, a collaboration with Patra. “Me and Tads have been trying to do work for a long time and somehow something else gets in the way. Yes, we’ve done singles before and this … Read entire article »

Two of the hottest deejays in Jamaica during the 1990s were Tiger and a soundalike named Zebra. A similarity in delivery made them the Bounty Killer and Merciless of their day. Wingy Danejah was a big dancehall fan during their reign. He revisits that era with Split Personality, his latest song which encourages youth to be themselves. “I used to pretend to be somebody that I’m not. The message I’m trying to send is, to tell people … Read entire article »

Veteran performing artist Papa San delivers his new anticipated album ‘Life Lessons’ with hit-filled songs that accentuate messaging that praises God, balanced with sonics that seamlessly blend with Trap-Dancehall, Dancehall, and Reggae. As a trailblazer in music, Papa San is known to push the boundaries in music.  Taking Gospel to new levels, he acquired international success and a hearty signature sound that labeled him as a visionary in Reggae music while being anchored adamantly in Kingdom building.  ‘Life Lessons’ … Read entire article »

By Howard Campbell— First recorded by soul singer Bobby Blue Bland in 1974, Ain’t No Love in the Heart of the City captured the decay taking place at that time in major American cities. With Jamaica experiencing similar rot, Ambelique thought a reggae version would be appropriate. His rendition, released two weeks ago, is produced by Willie Lindo. Ambelique, who has lived in the United States for over 40 years, grew up in the Waltham Park area of Kingston. He is … Read entire article »