How this media platform strives to Preserve and Showcase Jamaican Music to the World
From its inception in 1995, Jamaica’s music has been an important part of Jamaicans.com, the premier online community for those interested in all things Jamaica, and in 2021, reflecting its importance, Jamaicans.com was recognized for preserving and promoting Jamaica's music with an award from the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA)
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Culture Dance returns to Dancehall
The birth of Dancehall inspired a change from the easy skanking of the Reggae genre, in some sects of society, to a more stylized way of dancing, with complex movements coupled with adorable names.
By Darynel Beckford
Culture Sevana shines in 'Losing Patience'
'Losing Patience', is a (very) mini series which is packed with relatable moments and humour-riddled punches!
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Culture Celebrating Love, African Culture and Creativity with Siwatu Jewelry
Siwatu Jewelry was created by Mr. & Mrs. Abayomi, positioning themselves as a modern-classic jewelry duo crafting their way through an Afrocentric landscape and presenting nothing short of breathtaking pieces. We caught up with Sentwali & Ashenafi to learn more about the brand and its inevitable future!
By Biko Kennedy
Culture Ben and Jerry's Bob Marley flavor - This is what peace tastes like
"Bob Marley stood for more than just music – he advocated for social change and inspired millions to think about peace, love, and equality," noted co-founder of Ben and Jerry's, Jerry Greenfield.
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Culture Effortlessly accentuate your locs with Coilies Accessories
Coilies Accessories is creating a niche for themselves amongst hair accessories while pushing the boundaries of fashion forward. Learn more about the brand and its budding future!
By Biko Kennedy
Culture Reimagine your style with Enbois By Maxim
There's a slight hint of autobiography paired with artistry and history in the making with Enbois by Maxim. Whether reframing the idea of forestation with The Haiti Tree Project or pushing the limits on fashion, Maxim's pieces embody the idea of here and now while creating a glimpse into a hopeful future. We caught up with Maxim to learn more about the brand and its vision for the future.
By Biko Kennedy
Culture The Jamaican Mermaid: Royanne DeSilva
Ever wondered what life as a mermaid is like? To live freely, beyond borders as a citizen of the world? With twenty-five countries and counting under her belt, Royanne DeSilva, also known as the Jamaican Mermaid, allows her audience the opportunity to experience life through a mermaid’s eyes.
By Shana-Kay Hart
Culture Galavant Jewelry: A celebratory explosion of cultural pride
Mirroring the braggadocious persona of Jamaican pop culture while channelling modern elegance, Galavant Jewelry has craved out a niche for themselves amongst the plethora of accessory houses while pushing the boundaries of fashion over style. We recently met with mastermind Anna Ruth Henriques for a brief interview to learn more about the brand and its vision for the future.
By Biko Kennedy
Culture Celebrate Jamaica’s Independence With Appleton Special’s Dream Weekend In Jamaica
There is no better time to visit Jamaica than during Dream Weekend’s week-long independence celebration. From July 28 through August 1, the entire island goes into party-mode, but Dream Weekend in Negril has built a worldwide reputation for class, excitement and a wild, beach-party experience unlike anything you’ll find anywhere else.
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Culture Summer's must have: miSimBeachBabe
Imagine this: You're laying on the beach (or poolside) with a swimwear that hugs your curves so sensually the sun dims with jealousy. Okay, to be honest these eye-popping pieces are near indescribable; they simply have this allure that pulls you closer with each glance taken. We caught up with designer Simone Michelle to find out a bit more about the ultimate miSimBeachBabe!
By Shana-Kay Hart
Culture Have a cup of Stoneleigh Estate
Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee is renowned for it’s full body and mild acidity. These coffee beans are grown in a clearly defined area of Jamaica’s Blue Mountains.
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Culture JCDC GOSPEL SONG ELIMINATIONS KICKS OFF FEBRUARY 3
The Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) an agency of the Ministry of Youth & Culture kicks off the first audition/elimination round for the 2015 JCDC Jamaica Gospel Song Competition in Central Jamaica on Tuesday, February 3 at the St. Mark’s Anglican Church Hall in Mandeville, Manchester starting at 10:00 a.m.
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Culture Kaci Fennel robbed of Miss Universe Crown?
Jamaica's Kaci Fennell was placed fifth (fourth runner up) in the Miss Universe in Miami on Sunday, January 25th. But the question every one is asking is "Was she robbed of the title to keep persons talking of the event?".
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Culture Ziggy/ Stephen Marley model John Varvatos #LegendaryStyle
John Varvatos is proud to feature Ziggy and Stephen Marley in the Spring 2015 advertising campaign. The legendary black and white imagery was shot in Austin, Texas by distinguished rock photographer Danny Clinch. Dressed in John Varvatos tailored clothing, the sons of Bob Marley were photographed for a timeless family portrait.
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Culture Paint Jamaica opens online store
Some of you may be familiar with Paint Jamaica: the art & social intervention uplifting communities in downtown Kingston through street art! This year has been a very special year for us, as we kicked off at 41 Fleet St with our first milestone over the summer and shortly thereafter completed another project beautifying the walls of a Primary School.
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Culture Captureland...
A short film by Nabil Elderkin inspired by the words of the late Nelson Mandela, and the song 'Capture Land' by Jamaican artist Chronixx. Captureland was shot in early November 2014 in the very welcoming and historic community or Port Royal, Kingston - Jamaica.
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Culture 'Bruk Out' set to explore the world of becoming a Dancehall Queen
Bruk Out! follows six of the world’s top Dancehall Queens from around the globe —Japan, Italy, America, Poland, Spain, and Jamaica—as they prepare to do battle at the world's biggest dancehall competition: the International Dancehall Queen (IDHQ) Competition in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
By Biko Kennedy
Culture Majesti Accessories channels the art of simplicity with sophistication
Adding a touch of elegance to your original style, Majesti Accessories is creating a niche for themselves amongst male accessories while pushing the boundaries of fashion forward gentlemen. We met with C.E.O Andy Heaven for a brief interview to learn more about the brand and its vision for the future.
By Biko Kennedy
Culture The women of Jamaican Music gets overdue homage in "SONGBIRDS: PIONEERING WOMEN IN JAMAICAN MUSIC"
Songbirds: Pioneering Women in Jamaican Music by Heather Augustyn has been published by Half Pint Press and is now available. The book is a comprehensive look at Jamaican vocalists, instrumentalists, record producers, dancers, wives, mothers, and deejays who helped to shape the course of Jamaican music on the island and worldwide.
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Culture Paint and Plant Jamaica returns to Parade Gardens with one of a kind project merging art and nature
The Paint Jamaica project started in July 2014 when a group of Jamaican artists and a French traveler got together and decided to bring art into the streets of Kingston in unexpected ways and in unexpected places.
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Culture NLS partners with ARC Magazine to stage its second exhibition abroad this year
ARC and NLS will present at (e)merge art fair October 2 - 5 with an exhibition that puts local artists in direct conversation with contemporary art outside of the Caribbean.
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Culture Become a part of the Prosperity Jamaica Film Project
Through this film, their aim is to deliver ideas that are relevant, simple, realistic, inclusive and perhaps more doable than any one philosophy presented to the people of Jamaica in the past 40 years. It is a documentary to inspire Jamaican citizens by way of tangible, workable non-partisan solutions. It's about tax revenue and productivity with strategies for immediate action.
By Biko Kennedy
Culture Inspirational Reggae and Rastafarian Quotes to think about
There are a number of Reggae/ Rastafarian quotes that have surfaced over the years, inspiring us in varied ways. Here's a compilation of 20 quotes that are sure to keep you thinking.
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