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Rap veteran Doug E. Fresh, R&B singer/actress Teyana Taylor and hip-hop superstar Cam’ron will be featured on the lineup of the Harlem Festival of Culture,

The Harlem Festival Of Culture launches in July with appearances by Wyclef, Cam'ron, Teyana Taylor, Coco Jones, Doug E. Fresh, and more.

Teyana Taylor and Wyclef Jean are among the bevy of artists who will be performing at the inaugural Harlem Festival of Culture this summer. MC Lyte will serve as host for the festival, which will also feature Cam'ron, Doug E. Fresh, Estelle, Fat Joe, and more. The post Teyana Taylor, Wyclef Jean Headline Harlem Festival of Culture This July appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.

Mad House Records: 30th Anniversary Collection, a 13-song compilation album showcasing some of that label's biggest hit songs, will be released on April 22 by DubShot Records. That date is recogn...

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Kabaka Pyramid is doing his part to revive juggling in Jamaica through his own Victory Rock Riddim. The reggae and dancehall singer, birth name Keron Salmon, is making his major debut as a producer on this project which features 14 artistes. With calls increasing in the music sector for juggling to be revived, this project is timely. Kabaka told Loop News that while he has been working on the riddim for over two years the intention was to bring back juggling as it helps unknown artistes to get ...

15 Great Reggae Albums of 2020 In 2011, Jamaican writer and activist Dutty Bookman coined the phrase "reggae revival" to describe artists like Protoje, Chronixx, Jah9, Kabaka Pyramid, Jesse Royal, and others who tended to favor live band instrumentation, a socially conscious message, and a return to the Jamaican music that predated the pop-dancehall explosion of the 2000s. Almost a decade later, the reggae revival movement continues to grow, and at this point, it feels like an injustice to call...