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Nine years ago, while he was studying for a degree in Communication Arts and Technology at the University of Technology (UTech), Jamacia in Kingston, Jean-Andre Lowell Lawrence created a beat late...
A few months back I went to a big party for the first time in a while. It was very vibesy. Everyone was laughing and enjoying themselves and especially dancing up a storm to the seemingly endless ...
ST JAMES, Jamaica – After a two-year hiatus from live shows owing to the coronavirus pandemic, Reggae Sumfest returned to Catherine Hall with a stellar lineup on Friday, as performances from establish...
Govana With his July single, 'Likkle Bit A Money', being used in the last general election, dancehall deejay Govana was not surprised it found its way to the Houses of Parliament. A clip of Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie reading from a flyer which was promoting an illegal dance, during his address to the house on Tuesday, has since gone viral. "Shut Yuh Mouth Wid Yuh Likkle Bit A Money. That is the name of it, Madam Speaker," McKenzie said, eliciting laughter from those in the House. Not surprisingly, the deejay reposted the clip to his social media account, along with a cheeky c...