Features of outtanational Reggae Artists
Jamaican Reggae Revival brought us organic reggae bands like Raging Fyah, Pentateuch, Rootz Underground and artists like Chronixx, Protoje, Kabaka Pyramid and Dre Island who insist to play and tour with their own bands. The Uprising Roots have been spearheading that movement since 2003 and released their critically acclaimed album “Skyfyah” in 2012 already. Continue reading …
A couple of days ago a new reggae music video has been released: “Draw We Out” by Promise No Promises. Major Lazer’s Walshy Fire who also put Chronixx on the map for EDM lovers with the Start a Fyah Mixtape, signed again with his name. Jah Army nuh follow no hype but that tune is a hit and so we wanted to know more about that artist with the enigmatic name. We contacted him on facebook and asked him some questions. Continue reading …
September 11th is quite a historical date. We remember freedom fighter Peter Tosh who got killed on that day in 1987 just like Salvador Allende in 1973 and all innocent victims who died in 9/11/2001. Continue reading …
Not even two monts ago french dub-label Tube Dub Sound Records released a classical showcase album with almost forgotten jamaican roots singer Kojo Neatness. The man who sounds a bit like Horace Andy and Rod Taylor is one of the best hidden secrets, when it comes down to sweet reggae voices. We wanted to know about Kojo’s personal Reggae Revival and hat a chat with him and his producer Fredread, responsible for the REGGAE STREET SHOWCASE. Continue reading …