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The 1990s in Jamaica were marked by resilience and cultural resurgence. While the island continued to rebuild from Hurricane Gilbert's impact in 1988 the Reggae Boyz's World Cup debut echoed national pride.
Shane Brown Shane Brown is one of the most in-demand engineers in Reggae and Dancehall music. He comes from a long legacy of musicians and has been in the business for over two decades producing and engineering for Shabba Ranks, Ritchie Spice, and Tarrus Riley. He produced Riley’s latest album Healing which was totally recorded during the pandemic. Most recently, he produced In this interview, we talk about his journey to become a notable music engineer at the heart of some of the genre’s major hits. How are you doing Shane? I am great, I am home working. I am always home, they say to...