Cara Vickers News Today

Former Main Street Records producer Haldane “Danny” Browne has lamented the fact that there are recording artists and producers in Jamaica, who are in a

In his farewell address to fans delivered through host, Neisha-Yen Jones, dancehall artiste Skeng dropped the phrase “death before dishonour” as he thanked his loyal supporters for coming out to his E...

Dancehall artiste Shaneil Muir reportedly collapsed on Saturday from exhaustion and stress-related symptoms in Montego Bay, St James. A release from her manager, Cara Vickers, said Muir was taken to G...

ON Sunday morning, a bonus track was added to Nicki Minaj's Queen Radio: Volume 1 hits compilation. The track is a remix of dancehall artiste Skeng's current hit single Likkle Miss. Queen Rad...

JAMAICAN songwriters could cash in on a July 1 decision by the American Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) to increase the headline rate paid to songwriters from on-demand streaming services between th...

Recording artiste Gibraltar wants his latest single, “Calling on You” to be the newest anthem in the local Jamaican Music Industry. Produced by Easton Entertainment, the song provides an uplifting feeling with lyrics that are relatabl

Nvasion and Shaneil Muir Dancehall artiste Nvasion has released a remix of his ‘Wicked’ smash hit which features a saucy female perspective delivered by emerging dancehall star Shaneil Muir. “I wrote the original a long time ago I recorded it but didn’t really get the feeling of triumph wid it. I’ve grown as an artist and so I am excited about this version,” an enthusiastic Nvasion said. When it was released last year, the original “Wicked” track became an instant social media ...

THE STAR asked a few industry insiders to give their take on 2020. Public relations guru and artiste manager Cara Vickers opined that artistes had "made leaps and bounds this year in spite of everything that has transpired". "Many artistes were forced to go more online than they were accustomed to and I feel like the attempt is noteworthy. The international world went virtual and Jamaica followed suit," she said. "Streaming numbers are at some of the highest we have seen and its not just beca...