Earth Hour 2022 Live
Watch the live stream of the 2022 Earth Hour concert.
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Bob Marley Earthstrong Celebration 2022 LIVE
Tune in live at 12:00 PM on February 6 2022
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Watch Earth Hour 2021 Live
Join us for an acoustic concert on Earth Hour!
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Music Who deserves the Grammy Reggae Album of the Year?
Looking back, the year 2017 was a good year for Jamaican music, especially Reggae. The Chronology and Stony Hill albums were the two major albums of the year, the former written and co-produced by young reggae superstar Jamar ‘Chronixx’ McNaughton and the latter written by reggae icon Damian ‘Junior Gong’ Marley.
By Darynel Beckford
Music Why Spice is winning in Dancehall
With killer vocals, crazy dances and talented dancers, Team Spice had an extremely successful 2017. However, Spice has been progressively successful throughout the years, and must be commended for her work ethic.
By Darynel Beckford
Music Is it really a 'Your View' award show?
With the rebranding of the YVAs from the Youth View Awards to the Your View Awards, we expect a top notch award show. Right?
By Darynel Beckford
Music Top 5 2017 Occurrences In Dancehall
The year in Jamaican music has been rather eventful, as usual. From a myriad of success stories to inevitable controversies, this year in Jamaican music was rather eventful to say the least. Here's our top 5 moments that made 2017 a year we'll forever cherish in our memories.
By Darynel Beckford
Music Kojo Rigault - Loved Up
Loved Up is the debut single from Kojo Rigault, the reggae pop singer and songwriter from Trinidad residing in West London.
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Music Selah Marley wows with debut single 'Breathe'
“Essentially, that song for me is me standing up for myself–or more standing up to myself,” she said. “Because it’s clear I’m talking about some guy, some love interest that I’m not dealing with anymore, that I’m over it."
By Biko Kennedy
Music Ce'Cile gets sultry on 'Never Been Loved' with Max Stone
Never Been Loved is the new single by the uniquely talented performer and songwriter Max Stone, who you might recognise as the X-Factor finalist who was determined to only perform the music he loved. He covered Bob Marley’s No Woman No Cry and Turn Your Lights Down Low gaining him an impressive new fanbase and recognised by The Mirror, The Sun, The Daily Mail, ITV This Morning and much more.
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Music Naomi Cowan readies her vision #Jamaica2030
"I want to carry on my family's legacy, and it is not necessarily from a financial point of view. I have seen the experiences and the work my parents have done, and I believe that with excellence, more persons will notice and the brand will become more widespread," - Naomi Cowan.
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Music Estelle lives happily with 'Love Like Ours'
Give her a pen, paper and a mic and this songbird is sure to melt you heart away. We caught up with Estelle to explore her musical journey thus far, her frame of mind presently and her upcoming album led by the Tarrus Riley-assisted Love Like Ours.
By Biko Kennedy
Music Protoje Delivers Cinematic Visuals for Powerful “Blxxd Money” Single
There are some songs that need interesting visuals to make it more appealing, and others that are so vivid that the entire picture instantly paints itself within each listener’s mind. Protoje’s single “Blxxd Money” is definitely the latter. In just under four minutes, the Jamaican artist packages a story of corruption into a catchy song that allows the message to sink in deeper with each replay of the single.
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Music Watch Reggae Sumfest 2017 Live!
Be a part of the Reggae Sumfest 2017 experience!
By Biko Kennedy
Music BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS: The Ultimate Illustrated History
The new book, BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS: The Ultimate Illustrated History (Voyageur Press, September 1, 2017 / US $35) documents the Jamaican legends’ crucial role in establishing reggae's global popularity and enduring influence with socially conscious lyrics that made Marley a global symbol of pride and justice.
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Music Complex Media Breaks Down the Caribbean's Impact On The DNA of Hip Hop
Complex unfolds the often under-reported story of how important the Caribbeans are to Hip Hop music, the creation of the genre and where today's culture would be without the influence.
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Music 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF GREENSLEEVES RECORD LABEL CELEBRATED WITH NEW YORK CITY CONCERT
On Wednesday June 21, 2017, VP Records and the famous B.B. Kings Blues Club in Times Square, New York held an epic night of international roots reggae and dub to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of historic U.K. reggae label, Greensleeves Records.
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Music Mini-Documentary: Reggae Band EarthKry, The making of Debut Album "Survival"
As EarthKry prepares for the release of their anticipated "Survival" debut album June 30th, and a summer tour kicking off on International Reggae Day, July 1st, the reggae band has taken fans and music lovers into the making of their inaugural anthology.
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Music New Bob Marley Autopsy Documentary
Watch this new documentary: Autopsy - The Last Hours Of… Bob Marley"A documentary series that reveals the truth behind the controversial deaths of global icons and people whose untimely deaths were surrounded by scandal and intense media attention."
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Music Chris Brown flexes Dancehall prowess with Konshens
Dancehall, the difficult to quantify and forever shape-shifting genre, finds Konshens consistently evolving with its sound yet remaining true to his core fanbase. With a little over a year since its debut, his single Bruk Off grabs an irresistible remix from RnB crooner Chris Brown.
By Biko Kennedy
Music Protoje’s Blood Money Begs No Pardons
Every now and then, there comes a song that helps make sense of the world around us. Even if just for a minute, the song transports its listeners into the depths of an artiste's mind and soul, giving a voice to far too frequently unspoken, muffled or suppressed thoughts and beliefs.
By Shana-Kay Hart
Music UB40 Embraces Vocal Tranquility with 'Unplugged' and 'Greatest Hits' Compilations
"This is the first time we've taken iconic UB40 tunes and done them in an acoustic style," says Ali Campbell. "It all sounds very fresh. It's completely unlike anything we've done before."
By Biko Kennedy
Music Courtney John returns with 'Strangers'
Meet Courtney John, the lovers rocker, that enigmatic, rare artist who comes along every once in a while, with uniqueness that simply radiates. His peers have called him a modern-day Slim Smith; some say he’s like a young Eddie Kendrick’s or even Curtis Mayfield.
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Music Rototom Sunsplash 2016 Day 8: A reassuring conclusion!
The end of the festival arrived and caught us unprepared. We were ready to spend at least another week here, but we will be also happy to wait for the next Rototom’s edition. After the show all the members of the organisation went on the Main Stage to thank the people and they told us to have faith: the european reggae festival will be happy to welcome everybody next year in the same amazing and enjoyable location!
By Ferruccio, Gianluca, Giulio
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