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Sean Paul keeps you dancing

Saturday, September 24th, 2005

Sean Paul keeps you dancing
You know what they say about things that aren’t broken, and how they shouldn’t be fixed. It’s a philosophy international dancehall star Sean Paul seems to have taken quite to heart on his third album, “The Trinity.”

Our music

Saturday, September 24th, 2005

‘Our music’
Burning Spear is taking care of business - and music
“Our music / they think that we lose it,” sings Burning Spear in the opening line on his CD, “Our Music,” released on Tuesday. Coming from Burning Spear, this idea of “losing our music” could have any of several meanings.

Where Reggae is King

Saturday, September 24th, 2005

DrumMagazine: Where Reggae is King
There is something inherent about these and other foreign popular musics and cultures that cross oceans and language barriers to beat in the hearts of urban youth around the world. One such, which is as much a religion and lifestyle as a music, has broken new ground. This is African reggae.

Eek-A-Mouse returns

Saturday, September 17th, 2005

Eek-A-Mouse returns

One of reggae’s most original toasters has resurfaced on the local music scene after a long absence.
Twenty-five years ago when Eek-A-Mouse took centre stage with trademark catch-phrases he was inventing not only a new style, but one of the most unique and colourful stylings in the annals of Jamaica’s music history.

Catch the Riddim

Saturday, September 17th, 2005

Catch the Riddim
Da’Ville back from Japan, excited about new album
Singer Da’Ville is back in the island from a recent tour in Japan, where he promoted his new album In Heaven. The album has only been released in Japan and is being distributed there by Avex. Avex is known for its work with international R&B star […]