Podcasts about international reggae

In this podcast, Amadon DellErba interviews Lutan Fyah, a revolutionary spirit delivering a message of love, peace, justice, unity and community through hard hitting reggae dancehall rhythms and lyrics, on stages all over the world.   Born and raised in Spanish Town in Kingston, Jamaica Lutan's initial influence of African consciousness was instilled by his grandfather Tamba, and his spiritual identity is rooted in Rastafar-I, Bobo Ashanti. Learn more about Lutan Fyah here: http://instagram.com/lutanfyahmusic And his music on Spotify. "Nothing You Do Matters, Unless What You Do Matters" Website: http://getrealordietrying.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5bhiI3d... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/getrealordietrying X: https://x.com/realordietrying "Pain is temporary. Victory is eternal."

G Cole rings in International Reggae Day with Reggae/Dancehall Sensation, Wayne Wonder. They catch up on the legacy, the music and the future. Wayne Wonder performs live inside The Homegrown Studios.   Check out the album Ocho Rios: https://music.apple.com/us/album/ocho-rios/732105437 Get the single "Peace Of Mind Is A Holiday" https://music.apple.com/us/album/peace-of-mind-is-a-holiday/1628617087?i=1628617096 Get the brand new single "I Know Your Story" https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-know-your-story/1662498436?i=1662498443 Please Subscribe to our YouTube Channel  https://youtube.com/c/GregoryColeHomegrownWithGCole

WESTERN CONFERENCE sits down with International Reggae Star J BOOG!! Watch as the they talk about the Humble Beginnings & also how the birth of the SMASH HIT “LET'S DO IT AGAIN” came about. 

This Episode Is Brought To You By: https://www.2linedmusichutstore.com | Enter promo code ERP20 at check out to receive 20% off your first purchase.International Reggae superstar RICHIE STEPHENS pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an EPICCC conversation about his career. Richie Stephens spoke about growing up in the countryside, discovering his voice, Dennis Brown being a major influence, his first hit song 'Buff Baff', touring the world with Shabba Ranks, his connection to Garnett Silk, a chance meeting with Beres Hammond, touring with the legendary Soul II Soul and Leroy Smart giving him a boost in confidence. Richie Stephens also spoke about working with top producers like Steely & Clevie, Dave Kelly, Donovan Germain and Bobby Digital. He also spoke about a new historic album he produced called 'Mother And Son' with his mother Mama Carmen. THIS IS A MUST LISTEN!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe. Enjoy!

As an artist, QUARA AHNYA has never limited his outlook, experimenting with different sounds to express himself. That commitment to diversity in music has helped keep him in tune over the years. His music reflects personal and professional maturity. "When I first started music I was a boy with no real-life experience. As I grew into a man I learned more about life and the struggles and happiness that love can bring. By incorporating my life lessons, I used my lyrical ability to create my unique sound. Which brought forth smoother melodies because it's coming from years of gained wisdom," he said. From East Kingston, he started his career as Ras Ikan . His early influences were a mix of lovers rock (Dennis Brown, Beres Hammond, Half Pint, Maxi Priest and Sanchez), and Dancehall (Capelton, Anthony B and Sizzla).Two years ago, he changed his stage name to Quara Ahnya, Hebrew for Call I. His songs, like No One and One For You, shows Quara Ahnya's willingness to appeal to different audiences by recording lovers rock ballads."What I am doing is singing about authentic love which speaks life into people That is roots in itself, bringing forth love and positive vibrations," he said. QUARA AHNYA soon to be released Seven (7) Tracks EP in September 2021 will be produced by Yaadflame Productions, ALKEBU-LAN POWER SOUNDS and Sly & Robbie. Musicians including Sly & Robbie, Franklyn "Bubbler" Waul, Cat Coore, Dean Fraser, Aubrey 'Prince' Manning, Ansel Collins, Keith Francis, Mickey Fletcher, Andrew Bassie, Billy Congo, Bongo Herman and Robbie Lyn.His song 'ONE FOR YOU' was produced by YaadFlame Productions. Managed by RA-UMI ALKEBU-LAN. RAHH MEDIA INTERNATIONAL is responsible for Marketing and Public Relations and Social Media Promotions. Contact Email: igiabeher@yahoo.com Telephone 8763321708

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Although COVID-19 has caused uncertainty about events and festivals, the International Reggae Afro Latin Music & Arts Festival has decided to transition to a virtual live performance instead of cancelling its event. Created to be the catalyst to express the underrepresented talents on a professional platform, the entire event is an opportunity for people to unite. Here is CEO & Founder Neville Hamilton and musician Jayda Charisse to share about this incredible festival and the importance of highlighting culture in music. The IRAL Virtual Party takes place Saturday, July 10, 7:30 PM CST. https://www.iralfest.com/ https://www.jaydacharisse.com/ Intro and outro music: Mind Games - Mathew Mcguire.

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Wanna know how to the power of music can change, heal, comfort and inspire others? In this episode, Matt @mattgottesman sits down with legendary Reggae musician, Bushman (International Reggae Artist & Cannabis Advocate) and they go all in on developing your state of being, expressing your most authentic self, how the power of reggae music has connected him to his work and the people he inspires, how music has been instrumental in the popularity of cannabis, the state of the cannabis industry, how the plant is cultivated… natural versus modified, self-love and the power of self-awareness, the “waking up” of people globally, finding purpose and expanding it to the people for impact, inspiring others to think critically and much more…   FEATURED GUEST: Bushman Instagram: https://instagram.com/original_bushman   HOST: Matt Gottesman Instagram: https://instagram.com/mattgottesman  Instagram: https://instagram.com/hdfmagazine Website: https://mattgottesman.com   PODCAST: All Platforms: https://ampl.ink/dZ2Xd Instagram: https://instagram.com/hustlesoldseparately

On this episode, I sit down with Cas Haley. Cas is a husband, father, singer/songwriter with 6 albums out. Cas and his reggae-inflicted music first appeared to a national audience on Season 2 of America's Got Talent in 2007, where he came in 2nd place. Nominated as best reggae rock entertainer in 2013 for the International Reggae and World Music Awards. In 2020 Cas was the grand prize winner of Lincoln Motor Company's ‘Chart Your Course' contest with his winning song ‘Every Road I'm On', which is on his latest album ‘All the Right People'. Cas is, in my opinion, one of the 'good guys', with a beautiful soul and a talent that has had a positive impact on others throughout the world.

Chilling with me today on Island Lime is International Reggae artists Isasha.  He spoke about dealing with his brother's death and maintaining a healthy relationship, in the entertainment business.  

With 2020 effortlessly winning the Messiest Year Ever award, we are steady watching 2021 with an eagle eye. On today's show, International Reggea Artist , J'Angelo

Possessing a silky yet grainy, versatile voice, singer Delroy Melody has been playing his trade for 50 years. Born Lassive Jones, he began his career in late 60s trio The Schoolboys, with Lawrence Weir (brother of the Jamaicans’ Norris Weir) and one Jacob Miller (who would lead Inner Circle). Not to be confused with Prince Buster’s namesake child ensemble, The Schoolboys recorded the fast-reggae sides Guilty Of Love and Oh Tell Me for producer Bunny Lee. Guilty Of Love would be refashioned by Miller as Love Is A Message at Coxsone Dodd’s Studio 1 and Keep on Knocking for Augustus Pablo. In the 1970s, Delroy Melody went solo, cutting debut Tears for Bob Mac’s Abeng label. Six years later he voiced roots anthem Dread Must Be Fed for Dickie Wong’s Tit For Tat Records (written by his friend, drummer Sly Dunbar, in response to Haile Selassie’s passing). The song got a makeover for soundman Emperor Marcus, crowning his 1979 collector’s LP of the same name. Like his close comrade, Jamaicans member, Errol “I Kong”, Mr Melody experienced the vicissitudes of the Jamaican record business. The Dread Must Be Fed album was released abroad without Delroy seeing any royalties, while Marcus served jail-time for herb. The following year, Ease Up The Pressure - a remake of Dennis Brown’s Easy Take It Easy for Ruddy Williams - was repurposed in 1980’s infamous election and banned by the radio. Again like I Kong, Delroy retired to the St Elizabeth countryside during the slackness era, where he and his wife have been happily self-releasing via their Level Head Music label. Lately, he has branched out to European imprints: reissuing Ease Up The Pressure and Dread Must Be Fed on France’s Jamwax Records; and updating 1986 Harry J hit Buss Shot for Glasgow’s Scotch Bonnet Records’ Puffer’s Choice compilation. https://unitedreggae.com/articles/n2331/013018/interview-delroy-melody-part-1

Elijah will be sharing music from his vast body of work and discussing his thoughts on what's going on in the world today.

Reggae artist Eric Donaldson was born in Kent Village, Jamaica, on June 11, 1947, and launched his music career in 1964 when he recorded some tracks for Studio One in Kingston, which have remained unreleased. Shortly thereafter, Donaldson formed the vocal outfit the West Indians along with Leslie Burke and Hector Brooks. The group hooked up with producer J.J. Johnson, who helped guide the group to a hit in 1968, "Right on Time," before recording for Lee Perry a year later; they changed their name to the Killowatts shortly thereafter. But the name change failed to ignite the group's career and they eventually split up after such obscure releases as Slot Machine and Real Cool Operator. Donaldson decided to continue to pursue music on his own, which led to him submitting an original composition, "Cherry Oh Baby," to the Festival Song Competition in 1971. The song took the top spot at the competition, eventually being issued as single and becoming a local hit. The song would reach a wider audience when it was covered by rock artists, including the Rolling Stones (on their 1976 Black and Blue release) and UB40 (1983's Labour of Love). Donaldson continued to issue albums -- including such releases as Miserable Woman (1972), What a Festival (1973), and Freedom Street (1977) -- among others, and has taken the top spot at subsequent Festival Song Competition's as well in 1977, 1978, 1984, and 1993. Donaldson runs the Cherry Oh Baby Go-Go Bar in his hometown of Kent Village.

Ghee P says that he feels a special connection to Africa and has learned some of the languages spoken there despite not ever visiting the continent. "One Love changed the world when Bob Marley sing it, and that is the impact I want my records to have," he said. "Music is education, and so, I do my research because I take my craft very seriously. Music is about enlightenment and reaching our brothers and sisters to evoke change," he said.

Pressure Busspipe hails from the ghettos of St. Thomas, U.S.VI. 32 square miles from end to end. Listening to him speak you quickly realize that his upbringing contributed in him having a fire within to be great. He worked his way through the twists and turns of life to become a household name in music. In this episode he speaks on Rastafarianism, His Upbringing and his story, Legalization of marijuana and much more! Don’t forget to DOWNLOAD, LISTEN, SHARE, and REVIEW! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

RASMORGAN DETAILS RasMorgan is a roots rock reggae and dancehall artist with his unique style. His first single, African Girl, is an upbeat ode to the women of our ancestral homeland of Africa, where the single is still generating great waves from its pre-release. Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica as the last of 9 siblings in the Morgan family, Ras Morgan subsequently migrated to Canada at the age of 17 in 1993. The move marked an exciting new chapter in his life so he focused on taking advantage of the educational and financial opportunities that Canada had to offer. His first love was music, however, therefore Ras Morgan never gave up his dream of a career in music. Although he has never released his music before African Girl, Ras Morgan has been involved in the Canadian Reggae music scene for quite some time. He has assisted other well-known artists and even hosts a weekly radio show on www.rootzreggaeradio.ca. In 2017 Ras Morgan decided to take his love of making music to the next level and by the end of the year, he had produced the single African Girl with an accompanying video, which is currently trending on YouTube.

Tall Rich website Tall Rich is an international Reggae Artist sharing powerful wisdom and social awareness in his music. He will be discussing his ultimate 2020 Mixtape and sharing his thoughts about spirituality, health and current world issues.

ALL SONGS MENTIONED IN THIS INTERVIEW CAN FOUND AT Sycorah youtube channel or purchased from Sycorah music Sychora is a singer, songwriter and poet with a distinctive smooth soulful Lovers Rock sound. On the show, we will be playing some of her popular songs as well as discussing her journey into the music business. Reggae singer-songwriter Sycorah has just released the first single and official video for, "Skin" (2017), from her forthcoming EP, “Rustique Energy,” which is set to be released in 2018. “Skin,” is produced by Delroy "Phatta" Pottinger from Phat Trax Records in Jamaica. He also produced her recent release, “Undercover Lover” (2017). Her distinctive smooth soulful Lovers Rock sound can be described as reminiscent of Lauryn Hill, with a strong delivery compared to Diana King. She was born Simone Samantha Daley to former teacher Desmond Daley and Singer Barbara Brown. She is the second of four children and was raised in Kingston 11, Jamaica. Her music career began in 2009, with an introduction to legendary Reggae producer Bobby Digital. She recalls, “Bobby Digital said I had a 'fresh sound,' and we started working together that very same night in the studio.” She enjoyed working with Digital, and went on to complete her first single, "Satisfy You" (2010). It was brought to life on the airways by radio disc jockey Mighty Mike. The song played over the Tantric Rhythm on Irie FM. Sycorah is inspired by her parents. Her late mother was the Dancehall artist known as Sneaking Rachel. She managed Sycorah’s music career until she died. Her last words to her daughter were, "You're going to be a star." Sycorah also carries the words of her father, who continues to be a forceful influence for her success. His motto of encouragement to her is, “If you believe in something hard enough, you will achieve.” In 2009, she recorded two dubs, "Healing," and, "Your Fingers." These were released in 2010, by producer Mikey Brooks on the Coptic Lion Record Label. She changed her name to Sycorah, which reflected her decision to pursue a professional music career; she says she felt compelled to reinvent herself. Sycorah later went on to work with Ernie Wilks on a single called, "Keep It on the Low" (2010), on the Rude Boy Rhythm under his label Mistawilks Productions. She explains how "That song is a tribute to my life in the employment environment. I must tell you, it was very rough as I searched for work to support my music." She also worked with producer-singer Elijah from Switzerland on a single called, "Tell Me How You Feel.” While Sycorah is working on her forthcoming EP, she is also in preparation for an upcoming tour. You will certainly be hearing more of this distinctive voice in 2017 and beyond! Sycorah youtube Sycorah music

Glen Washington is a Jamaican Reggae/Soca singer, songwriter and drummer. #Washington evolved from humble beginnings. Born in the parish of #Clarendon, #Jamaica he is currently a popular artist in reggae music. this has come after many years of recording and waiting in the wings. #Reggae live on stage:#Chat with International  Reggae legend-Glen Washington

In 1965, Romeo joined up with Kenneth Knight and Lloyd Shakespeare in The Emotions, whilst also working in sales for the Caltone label. The group was unsuccessful in auditions for other producers, but Lack offered them an audition after overhearing Smith singing to himself while working. In 1966, the group had their first hit, with the Lack-produced "(Buy You) A Rainbow". The Emotions went on to release several hit singles. and by 1968, the singer, by that point known as Max Romeo began his solo career in 1968 but did not have any great successes on the charts. Romeo returned to The Emotions, now recording for Phil Pratt, and founded a new band,

Reggae  Artist on Stage: International Reggae Super Star-Tanya Stephens Chat.Reggae Artist on Stage Tanya Stephens

Cali P takes time out to talk with our very own Daddy English. The International Reggae and Dancehall artist talks about his latest EPs Vision I and Vision II and his many adventures along his musical journey. The 'Guiding Shield' singer endeavours to spread the musical message of Culture, Pride and Love across borders. Enjoy @ReggaeInTheCityPodcast @DaddyEnglishBI Facebook @ReggaeInTheCityUk #Gorilla #AimToTheHead

The Raptors won, school lunch issues and an insightful talk with the international dancehall reggae artist Razor B!About Razor B:Taking the dancehall charts by force Razor B has climbed the charts with hits like, Bruk Fi Mi Back, Happy Moment, and Up In Deh. His music has touched the world and brought back enjoyment for all. Razor B message to the world: "The only person that can stop you from being successful is you."Follow Razor on all social platforms:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealrazorb/Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealrazorbFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Razor-B-366880536765597/Be sure to connect with Angel Fit & Healthy on her various other social platforms:Email: body@angelfitandhealthy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelfitandhealthy/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Angelfitandhealthy/Twitter: https://twitter.com/angelfithealthy?lang=en-caYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUJnSBek0RkrT9Z1LA8GydgBlog Site: https://mypurposelifestyle.com/

Max Romeo (born Maxwell Livingston Smith, 22 November #1944] is a #Jamaican #reggae and roots reggae recording artist who has achieved chart success in his home country and in the United Kingdom. #Romeo had several hits with the vocal group the Emotions. His song "Wet Dream" (1968) included overtly sexual lyrics and launched a new style of #reggae. Born in St. D'Acre, St. Ann, #Jamaica, Romeo left home at the age of 14 and worked on a sugar plantation outside Clarendon, before winning a local talent competition when he was 18. This prompted a move to the capital, #Kingston, in order to embark on a #musical career

Tanya Stephens, (born 2 July 1973 in St. Mary, Jamaica, as Vivienne Tanya Stephenson is an influential reggae artist who emerged in the late 1990s. Stephens is most known for her hits "Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet" — the single was later featured on the Reggae Gold 1997 compilation album — and "It's a Pity", for which Tanya achieved international recognition. She and business partner Andrew Henton have together co-founded Tarantula Records.  Jamaica's International Reggae Super Star Tanya Stephens chat "ITS a PITY"

Topics covered: Buju Banton dropping "Country For Sale", Shaggy releasing his new album Wah Gwaan?!, Tarrus Riley out of Sumfest, Etana and Romain Virgo in, Steel Pulse set to release Mass Manipulation their first full length project in fifteen years, the 37th annual International Reggae and World Music Awards and much more. A video of this wrap up can be seen at gibbopresents.com gibbopresents.com facebook.com/gibbopresents instagram.com/gibbopresents twitter.com/gibbopresents gibbopresents@gmail.com

The singer who put the rude in rude boy, #MaxRomeo was responsible for launching an entirely new sub-genre of reggae, whose overtly suggestive lyrics caused an outcry but took a massive hold of the music scene regardless. Yet innuendo was the least of the singer's stylings, previous to the release of his infamous "Wet Dream," #Romeo had garnered a string of sweet hits with the vocal trio the Emotions. And once the nocturnal naughtiness faded, the singer established himself as one of the most important figures in the roots scene.#nowplaying #trending, #music #reggae On Stage :The-legendary-international-Reggae-star-Max Romeo

Topics covered: Koffee and Tony Rebel hosting the 37th annual International Reggae and World Music Awards, Buju Banton in Trinidad and Tobago, Beenie Man and Bounty Killer being added to Reggae Sumfest 2019, Protoje, Lila Ike and Agent Sasco teaming up for “Not Another Word”, Christopher Martin getting set to drop his second album And Then and much more. A video of this wrap up can be seen ay gibbopresents.com gibbopresents.com facebook.com/gibbopresents instagram.com/gibbopresents twitter.com/gibbopresents gibbopresents@gmail.com

Alvin Henry, best known as SELEKTA SIR HENRY,is one of the founding members of the famed Umojah Sound System, Kenya’s first ever Reggae Sound System. He is also a passionate photographer, environmentalist and highly respected Reggae Dub selector both locally and internationally having worked with musicians, emcees, selectors, deejays and producers from all over the world. Recently added to be a contributor on Riddim Lion Radio

Alvin Henry, best known as SELEKTA SIR HENRY,is one of the founding members of the famed Umojah Sound System, Kenya's first ever Reggae Sound System. He is also a passionate photographer, environmentalist and highly respected Reggae Dub selector both locally and internationally having worked with musicians, emcees, selectors, deejays and producers from all over the world. Recently added to be a contributor on Riddim Lion Radio

Alvin Henry, best known as SELEKTA SIR HENRY,is one of the founding members of the famed Umojah Sound System, Kenya’s first ever Reggae Sound System. He is also a passionate photographer, environmentalist and highly respected Reggae Dub selector both locally and internationally having worked with musicians, emcees, selectors, deejays and producers from all over the world. Recently added to be a contributor on Riddim Lion Radio

Today I have very fun, cool and special guest – Zeb a/k/a Jamey Dakofsky who is the drummer for Tribal Seeds.   Zeb is from L.A. and has been playing drums since he was 8 years and old and by age 10 he was gigging in a punk and classic rock. All the while playing with various musical ensembles, working on Timpani, hand percussion and full drum set.   He attended the performing arts high school in California and by age 20 he was backing his first Reggae artist Mikey Dread H.R. from Bad Brains hand drumming specialist Ras Michael when came back to the states, his career skyrocketed.   He has worked sessions with Grammy award winning songwriters such as Diane Warren (Aerosmith and Leann Rimes) and worked with top producers such as Ashley Ingram (Des'ree), Randy Jackson and Fabian Cooke (“Lion King” Soundtrack).   In 1994, he helped form Detour Posse which has since become the premiere backing band of International Reggae artists from around the globe. Working over 250 shows a year, sometimes he even plays more than one bill on the show (like he did it the night I saw him live with Tribal Seeds, he also played with Fortunate Youth).   In 2011 Zeb performed with Grammy winning artist Shaggy on the Lopez Tonight and again in 2012 on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.   I had the chance to see Zeb live first hand several weeks ago. They were playing with Fortunate Youth, and Pepper. The Jannus was packed to the gills and it was one of those hot, hot, humid evenings, and you'd never know it as they rocked the audience all night long.   Zeb was gracious enough to grant me an interview. I was so excite to meet him, because I've been listing to Tribal Seeds for about the past three years now and was really digging their sound. So, to get to watch Zeb play the skins was a real treat. His speed, chops, stamina and agility rocked the house.   Zeb's currently is endorsed by Super Natural Cymbals and Kick Port International. His set up is Pearl Prestige Session Drum Set Select Kit  and Pearl Hardware, Roland SPD-SX, Toca Special Edition Congas, LP Bongos and hand percussion and Pro-Mark 5B Oak Sticks.   Zeb's interview will be already in progress as it was the evening of the show and there may be some background noises as we were in the Green room. So, give it a listen and enjoy!   Stay in touch with Zeb at: ZEB'S INSTAGRAM ZEB ON FACEBOOK   Learn more about Tribal Seeds and follow them at:   TRIBAL SEEDS ON FACEBOOK   Check out  Tribal Seeds music or follow them on Tribal on YouTube       Remember, if you like this episode, it would mean the world to me if you shared the love mon!     Rock On & Rock Out!   Dawn-Marie (D.M). XO   Let's Stay in Touch: INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK WEBSITE

Peter Tosh, OM (born Winston Hubert McIntosh; 19 October 1944 – 11 September 1987) was a Jamaican reggae musician. Along with Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer, he was one of the core members of the band The Wailers (1963–1974), after which he established himself as a successful solo artist and a promoter of Rastafari. HOW did the internationally known Jamaican icon and reggae singer, Peter Tosh — second only in fame to the legendary Bob Marley — really die?And, after the impact of his brutal murder hit the local and foreign Press, what other sensation could one have imagined the blood-thirsty killers had in mind, when they also massacred, in one sitting, well-known broadcaster and disc jockey, Jeff Dixon, o/c Free I; and another man, known as Wilton Brown?And, to add spice it seemed, to the whole movie-like script, the common-law wife of Tosh, Marlene Brown; the wife of Free I; and visitors Michael Robinson and Santa Davis, survived to re-visit this bloodcurdling tale. But not before Marlene Brown went through agony, as at first blush, it was thought a bullet had lodged at the back of her head.She went, as Jamaicans would say, “to death's door”. Mr Justice Patterson (later appeal judge) and a jury heard all about this tragic story in the No 1 Home Circuit Court in 1988.It was a story that would be followed well beyond the shores of this beautiful Caribbean island. Winston McIntosh, known to his legion of fans as Peter Tosh, the 'Stepping Razor', was part of the trio the Wailers — the other being Neville Bunny Wailer Livingston and Robert Nesta Marley, known to the world as Bob Marley.http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/The-night-Peter-Tosh-was-killed

Alpha Blondy, from the Ivory Coast, is an artist known as much for his rich rhythms as for his carefully penned lyrics, which often touch on heavy issues of African and African Diaspora politics, as well as Old Testament religious topics, which he writes about from something of a Judeo-Christian Universalist perspective.  This album, recorded in 1986 with Bob Marley's backing band, The Wailers, was his first to really make waves on the international music scene.  It is an album that focuses heavily on religion, tying together the common histories of Islam, Judaism, Christianity, and Rastafarianism, and finding the goodness in each, as well as looking at the way they interact in the political world.  Though it's now over 25 years old, this album is a timeless one, to be sure.#rio2016 #alphablondy

I AM REGGAE MIXED WITH COUNTRY SINGER/ACTOR/WRITER, BILLYBOY THE JAMAICAN COWBOY. I AIM TO DO SONGS THAT UPLIFT MANDKIND AND I WRITE MY MUSIC BASED OF MY ENCOUNTER AND OTHER PEOPLE'S ENCOUNTER WITH THE ENVIRONMENT. I STARTED KARAOKE SINGING IN MY LATE TEEN YEARS AND CONTINUED IN MY ADULT YEARS WHEN I BECAME THE KING OF KARAOKE BY WINNING A CONTEST AT THE HILTON HOTEL IN NEW KINGSTON JAMAICA.2002. I STARTED RECORDING WITH CHAMPAGNE INTERNATIONAL RECORDS IN 2007 AFTER WINNING ANOTHER KARAOKE COMPETITION AT THE CORLOS CAFE NEW KINGSTON.THAT WAS WHERE ANOTHER COLOURFUL CHAPTER OF MY JOURNEY BEGAN IN MY MUSICAL CAREER.WHILE PUSHING MY MUSIC I MANAGED TO PERSUED OTHER CAREERS.  I JOINED THE JAMAICA DEFENCE FORCE NATIONAL RESERVE IN 2000 AND WHILE BEING THERE I WAS FLEXIBLE TO START THE MICO UNIVERSITY TEACHER'S COLLEGE WHERE I STUDIED VISUAL ART AND SOCIAL STUDIES WHICH I AM NOW A QUALIFIED TEACHER IN THOSE AREAS MENTIONED. I AM ALSO STILL A SERVING RESERVE SOLDIER DOING MY LAST DAYS OF SERVICE AS MY MUSIC CAREER DEMAND MY FULL ATTENTION. I AM KNOWN TO BE THE ONE WHO MIXED THE REGGAE WITH COUNTRY. MY INSPIRATION OF WRITING MUSIC ALL COME FROM NATURAL INTERACTION WITH MY SELF , GOD, PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT I SING SONGS TO MOTIVATE OR TO MAKE PEOPLE LAUGH.I ALWAYS TRY TO TEACH PEOPLE POSITIVE ACTIONS IN ALL MY PERFORMANCE. LOVE AND RESPECT TO YOU ALL. www.reverbnation.com/billyboythejamaicancowboy#crsradio  

West Indian Rhythm's Howard 'Stretch' Carr and Faithlyn Sankar talk to Lady Saw about infidelity, infertility and staying strong.  This was taken from the August 2015 live broadcast from the Montreal International Reggae Festival. Only CKUT can get interviews like this from renowned artists, its like they are talking to family. 

Live Chat :International Reggae Icon Unsong Hero Jimmy London Jimmy London (born Trevor Shaw, 30 November 1949 in Saint Catherine Parish, Jamaica) is a reggae singer who first recorded in the late 1960s, and achieved chart success both in Jamaica and the United Kingdom in the early and mid-1970s.London was a member of vocal duo The Inspirations, along with Ransford White (later known as Billy Dyce). White's brother Doraney was a member of The Techniques, and the duo hung out at the Techniques rehearsal premises on King Street, becoming friendly with Roy Shirley, who helped them to get started in the music business. They recorded their debut single "I Need Money" for producer Sir JJ at Linden Pottinger's studio, but when it failed to make much impact, they moved on to work with Lee "Scratch" Perry, recording "Tighten Up" (twice, it was originally recorded at WIRL, but re-voiced at Studio One). They released a further song for Perry, "You Know What I Mean", but dissatisfied with the attention they received from Perry, moved on to Joe Gibbs. With Gibbs, they recorded tracks such as "Take Back Your Duck", "La La", and "The Train is Coming".http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_London_%28reggae_singer%29 copyright 2015 caribbeanradioshow.com 661-467-2407 caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com

Hezron Clarke was born and raised during his earlier years in the District of Moy Hall District, St. James, Jamaica, before migrating to the U.S.A. Whilst in Jamaica; Hezron developed his talent, being an ardent member of his church choir. His musical gift was evident to his family and friends who facilitated its development however possible. After his migration, Hezron continued to expand on the dexterity of his vocals by naturally transitioning into singing R & B, but was not entirely satisfied within that genre, as his calling was deeply embedded in the rich Reggae music of his homeland. As such, he was compelled to return to Jamaica to fulfil his true calling of being an outstanding Reggae artiste.   Hezron's latest performance at the 2012 staging of the “greatest one night  reggae show”- “STING”, has left no doubts in the minds of the public as to his versatility, and vocal dexterity,  Narda "NADIVA DEVEREAUX" Malcolm was born in Montego Bay, Jamaica. In 2002 she entered the Jamaica Festival Song Competition and was placed 3rd in the entire island. She has entered and won several local contests and prizes in Jamaica. One of these great prizes was a scholarship to study Hospitality Management in the United States. While in college she majored in Hospitality Management with a minor in Music Production and Performance. In 2007, she graduated with honors from Hocking College in Nelsonville, Ohio. Then from Virginia State University in 2009 and the University of Delaware in 2012. Nadiva's talents are not limited to singing and song writing. She also makes some of the beats for her songs. Her repertoire consists of R & B, easy listening Reggae,Dance Hall Reggae, pop and soul.  caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com  call in 661-467-2407

Born and raised in Spanish Town in Kingston, Jamaica Lutan's initial influence of African consciousness was instilled by his grandfather Tamba, and his spiritual identity is rooted in Rastafar-I, Bobo Ashanti. Musically speaking, Lutan was heavily influenced by all four of his grandparents. One of his grandmothers, Ms. Esmay, was the very first to teach him actual range levels in singing, however both grandmothers were known to be powerful singers. One of Lutan's grandfathers (Tamba) owned and played one of the very first Rumba Box instruments which still remains in the family today and he also played the harmonica, of which he eventually gifted to Lutan when he was a young boy. When Lutan was a teenager, both of his grandfathers hosted weekly parties on their lawns--affectionatelly coined the Tamba Harmony Hall and the Ackee Wackee Hall--at which friends like Coxsone Dodd who lived nearby, Joe Gibbs, Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Alton Ellis, Hortense Ellis, Stereograph, Jah Love, Wasp, Volcano and many other reggae legends would be present, enjoying music and/or playing dominoes. His grandfather Tamba also owned a sound system, the then popular Black I-niverse of which Coxsone Dodd used to share music with and in those times you might have seen Lutan playing the sound and blowing a few amps as well.  Musician and Author Tena Williams A.K.A. “Lady Flava” began singing in her church choir as a little girl in Jamaica and continued when she migrated to the United States at the age of 10. She began writing songs at the age of 16. Reggae, R&B, and Rap. Tena began recording professionally in late 2006. Tena Williams is also the CEO of the Finding Peace Campaign Corporation a non-profit organization designed to benefit victims of abuse and others in need of food, clothing, shelter, training, counseling and more. www.crsradio.com www.caribbeanradioshow.com  661-467-2407

Mighty Diamonds are a Jamaican harmony trio, recording roots reggae with a strong Rastafarian influence. was formed in 1969 and remains together as of 2012. They are best known for their 1976 debut album Right Time produced by Joseph Hoo Kim and the 1979 release Deeper Roots.Formed in 1969 in the Trenchtown area of Kingston, the group comprises lead vocalist Donald "Tabby" Shaw, and harmony vocalists Fitzroy "Bunny" Simpson and Lloyd "Judge" Ferguson.[1][2] They had become friends at school in the mid-1960s, and were originally called The Limelight, adopting 'The Mighty Diamonds' after Shaw's mother started referring to them as "the diamonds".[3][4] Their smooth harmonies and choreographed stage show were inspired by Motown vocal groups of the 1960s, with Shaw listing The Temptations, The Stylistics, The Impressions, and The Delfonics as influences as well as Jamaican rocksteady artists such as John Holt and Ken Boothe.[2][3][4] Their early recordings were produced by Pat Francis, Stranger Cole ("Girl You Are Too Young" (1970), "Oh No Baby"), Derrick Harriott ("Mash Up"), Bunny Lee ("Jah Jah Bless the Dreadlocks", "Carefree Girl"), Lee "Scratch" Perry ("Talk About It"), and Rupie Edwards, but it was in 1973 that they had their first hit single with the Francis-produced "Shame and Pride", recorded at the Dynamic Sounds studio.[2][4][5] It was their mid-1970s work with producer Joseph Hoo Kim that gave them their real breakthrough.[1] "Country Living" and "Hey Girl", were recorded and released by the Channel One label. "Right Time" followed, on Hoo Kim's Well Charge label, and cemented their status as one of the top Jamaican groups of the time www.crsradio.com 661-467-2407 caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com

MERVIN MORRIS(AKA GOTTI) KEMAR HOLT(D'MEEKO),ONEIL LAWSON AND Ramone Rowe (Rammi) ARE THE MUSICAL ELEMENTS THAT GAVE BIRTH TO THE CONCEPT "JASOUL" HAILING FROM MONTEGO BAY JAMAICA THESE TALENTED AND DYNAMIC PRODIGIES HAS BEEN MAKING MUSICAL WAVES FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS. THE GROUP IS A MIX OF SINGERS, SONGWRITERS, RAPPER, DJ's AND A PRODUCER.. THEY HAVE CRAFTED A SOUND FROM ALL STYLES OF MUSIC TO FUSE WITH REGGAE/DANCEHALL TO CREATE A NEW BRAND OF AUTHENTIC MODERN JAMAICAN MUSIC. THEY LIST BOB MARLEY, BARRINGTON LEVY, BERES HAMMOND,THE TEMPTATIONS ,STEVIE WONDER, MICHEAL JACKSON,JAY Z AND KANNYE WEST AS THERE PRIMARY INFLUENCES.  Fyah Flames  recording lable  is BLAZINGRECORDS, Manager: blazer yute Bio: Artist-songwriter-vocals-harmonize lead singer       MACKIE CONSCIOUS, the singer, songwriter and musician was christened Dennis McKay the Libran born ,in 1997 had a dream of Bob Marley (King Of Reggae) who told him he would have him writing his songs. By the year 2000, Mackie Conscious made the first of his six annual appearance on the biggest international music festival Reggae Sumfest.. By 2001-2002 he did his first overseas assignment, “A Tribute To New York” (following the 9/11 Massacre) in Florida.In 2009 Mackie was the only Jamaican Artist invited to perform at the Peoples Summit Of Americas.Mr. Conscious become a household name judging by the frequent requests for interviews by most print, visual and audio media with the release of the thought-provoking song, “What If” (ensued by a music video) which went to number 18 on the Jamaica Top 40 Chart. This won him The JFM award for Best Recording Artiste 2001.           

Holt was born in Kingston in 1947.  He recorded his first single in 1963 with "I Cried a Tear" for record producer Leslie Kong, and also recorded duets with Alton Ellis. He achieved prominence in his home country as lead singer of The Paragons and they cut a succession of singles for Duke Reid at his Treasure Isle Studio and enjoyed a string of hits, including "Ali Baba", "Tonight", "I See Your Face", and the Holt penned "The Tide Is High" (later made famous by Blondie and also covered by Atomic Kitten). "Wear You to the Ball" was another of his hits with The Paragons, and hit the charts again when U-Roy added a Deejay verse to it. During his time with the Paragons, he also recorded solo material for Studio One (including "Fancy Make-up", "A Love I Can Feel", "Let's Build Our Dreams" and "OK Fred") and Prince Buster ("Oh Girl", and "My Heart Is Gone"). Holt left the Paragons in 1970. By the early 1970s, he was one of the biggest stars of reggae, and his "Stick By Me" was the biggest selling Jamaican record of 1972, one of a number of records recorded with producer Bunny Lee. His 1973 album, Time Is The Master, was successful, with orchestral arrangements recorded in London. The success of the string-laden reggae led to Trojan Records issuing a series of similarly arranged albums produced by Bunny Lee starting with the 1,000 Volts of Holt in 1973, a compilation of Holt's reggae cover versions of popular hits (and later followed by similarly named releases up to 3,000 Volts of Holt). 1,000 Volts spawned the UK Top 10 hit "Help Me Make It Through the Night" (written by Kris Kristofferson), which peaked at number 6,[2] and included covers of Billy Joel's "Just the Way You Are" and "Touch Me in the Morning" by Diana Ross. http://en.wikipedia.org

Born 1953 in the Greenwich Town area of Kingston, Johnson was the eldest of ten children, his father a fisherman and his mother a fishmonger. Zero began his career in the 1970s, first as a member of the group Rush-It with his childhood friend Earl "Chinna" Smith, who recorded for producer Bunny Lee, who gave him the name 'Earl Zero' to distinguish him from Smith His recording of his song "None Shall Escape the Judgement" went unreleased but it was a hit for Johnny Clarke when recorded by the singer in 1974, and Zero first had success as a singer himself with the Al Campbell-produced "Righteous Works" in 1975. He recorded for Don Mais' Roots Tradition label (recording "Home Sweet Home" and "I No Lie"),[1] and joined Tommy Cowan's Talent Corporation roster, and had further success with "Please Officer" and "City of the Weak Heart", released on Cowan's Arab label, the latter also recorded by Jacob Miller on his Killer Miller album. In 1976 he moved on to work with Bertram Brown, recording "Get Happy", and again recorded with Campbell on "Heart Desire".[3] He continued recording through the late 1970s, recording with Soul Syndicate. His first two albums, Visions of Love and In the Right Way, were released in 1979. In 1979 he relocated to northern California, and continued to record since, with several albums released.[5] His latest album is Marketplace, to be released in Spring 2011 with producer Siahvash Dowlatshahi. The album features members of the Roots Radics, The Greyboy Allstars, The Devastators and others.

Dawn Penn's earliest recordings were composed and written by Dawn Penn around 1966 using session musicians. In 1967 she recorded the rocksteady single, "You Don't Love Me" produced by Coxsone Dodd at Studio One.[1] She also recorded "Why Did You Leave" at Studio One, "Broke My Heart" for Bunny Lee, "I Let You Go Boy" and covers of "To Sir with Love" and "Here Comes the Sun".By 1970 Penn had left the music industry and had moved to the Virgin Islands.In 1987, however, she returned to Jamaica and to music. In the summer of 1992 she was invited to appear on stage at a Studio One anniversary show, where she performed the song "You Don't Love Me" with Steely & Clevie as backing musicians. The performance was a success, and she returned to the recording studio to re-record the song for the tribute album Steely & Clevie Play Studio One Vintage. It was released as the single "You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)" over a year later, reaching the charts in the U.S. and Europe, plus hitting #1 in her native Jamaica, and making #3 in the UK Singles Chart. Penn's next album, No, No, No, was released on Big Beat Records in 1994. Subsequently, "You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)" has been sampled and covered by the artists Kano, Hexstatic, Jae Millz, Ghostface Killah, Mims, Eve featuring Stephen Marley and Damian Jr. Gong Marley. Their versions were all renamed as "No, No, No", bar Ghostface's, which was named "New Splash". The song was performed by Blue King Brown on the Australian youth radio network Triple J programme "Like a Version" 2006. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn_Penn

Kevin Roye a.k.a. Biggaton was born on April 17 and grew up in Mandeville. He attended the Mandeville All Age School from where he gained a scholarship to Holmwood Technical High. He began deejaying while at Holmwood Technical High with the help of his friends. Biggaton said, "I was once suspended from school because I would not stop deejaying. While I was going to school a friend of mine introduced me to a band by the name of Traffic Jam and I have gotten the privilege to perform on a lot of anti-drug school concerts and stage shows all over Jamaica. They also released my first song Equal Living". Biggaton is well known in Jamaica and internationally. He has performed on many stage shows such as Rebel Salute '96 in Mandeville, Garnet's Silk Birthday Bash '96 in Ochio Rios and Luciano's Birthday Bash '96 in Central Village St. Catherine. Biggaton has toured the Cayman Island between June 18-23, 1996 with deejays Buccaneer, Dirty Birty, Alfrancis, Major Bones and D. Radcliff.During the year 1999 the conscious artist release tunes call "What a Ting" a song on the compilation album named "Istick in the cloud" https://www.facebook.com/biggaton  www.crsradio.com www.caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com www.caribbeanradioshow.com listeners call in 661-467-2407 (c) copyright 2014 all rights reserved www.crsradio.com www.caribbeanradioshow.com

ALEX MARLEY…the humble singer and guitarist, has become a live concert phenomenon in Jamaica and America where he has been performing for several years. Born the 29th of July 1987 in Kingston,Jamaica, Alex was called to music at an early age and started writing songs at eleven. Alex studied Mass Communications at the University of The West Indies and music at the Edna Manley College of Visual and Performing Arts where he majored in guitar and voice. Also, he plays several instruments including guitar, saxophone, piano, steel pan, percussion drums, and bass.On stage during his performances he loves to solo and improvise mixing Jazz and Rock with Reggae,which keeps the audience well entertained. He has also starred TV commercials such as Fanta advertisements, and has been featured in local films and movies. ALEX'S music can be heard on radio stations Jamaica, the US, UK, South America, and Africa. Alex has performed in The Gambia, West Africa, Jamaica, Trinidad and several states throughout the USA including California, Texas, Florida, Rhode Island, Hawaii, Minnesota, Colorado,Louisiana, etc. In his music, he speaks love, peace and liberation. He uses these principles to spread the Rastafari message to all the countries of the world. Not only does his lyrics of peace, humility and love spring from his life but it also inspires others.Bob Marley & sons, Garnett Silk, Jacob Miller, Peter Tosh, Dennis Brown, Miles Davis,Jimmy Hendrix, Burning Spear, Stevie Wonder, ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS…4th degree brown belt in Zendoe Kai Kan Karate, 2005 Jamaica National Surfing Team,Vertical Skateboarding, Motocross, Football. Management Contact Info:786.247.2762 ::: 954.662.2489 ::: 512.920.8629 alexmarleymusic@gmail.com alexmarleymusic.com  www.crsradio.comwww.caribbeanradioshow.com caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com 661-467-2407

Sanchez will begin promoting his new single "Him Buy You A Drink". "Him Buy You A Drink" is an up-tempo lover's rock, with Sanchez signature story telling lyrics accompanied by smooth vocals, which always have the ladies singing along. " Going out and hearing the ladies voice their frustration or disgust with the demands of men after they buy them a drink in the club was what inspired me to write this tune." says Sanchez. He is one of the all time favorite singer/performer who transforms his audience into a mass choir at his live performances. He epitomizes elegance and style and is always splendidly attired in a formal suit, enhanced with gold chains and bracelets, giving fans the ultimate in appearance and presentation. His selection of songs range from soulful R&B to hardcore Dancehall, Reggae, balanced with religiously calming cuts that enhance the spiritual vibes of his act. Entertainment writer, Howard Hendricks, describes Sanchez's voice as "a supernatural gift from a loving God that can out sing any Nightingale   Nello B was born Nelson Burrell in Jamaica.The most influential singers at that time were Dennis Brown,Burning Spear and Toots and the maytals,as a singer he got his first chance to record his first single in 1996. It was a single titled"This Road" produced by the swiss label: Addis Record. He have performed on many sound systems,Cultural Warriors,Koogah, Black Messenjah, RDK,Little Lion, just to mentioned a few.: The Vibes Crew, Restless Mashaits, Mix Up Race and Positiv Band.At the present moment he is working with the Roots Study band based in Geneva. He is also working on his first album with some international producers.For any information on Nello B or Bookings/Dubplates, send your message to- nellobmusic@gmail.com or jil@addis.ch www.crsradio.com 661-467-2407

Vivienne Tanya Stephenson is most known for her hits "Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet" "It's a Pity", which achieved Tanya international recognition.  She began recording for producers such as Dave Kelly and Philip "Fatis" Burrell. Her 1996 single "Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet", produced by Kelly, and she had further success with singles such as "Draw fi Mi Finger", "Freaky Type", and "Cry and Bawl". Her debut, Big Things a Gwaan, was released in 1994 (featuring Yami Bolo on a cover version of Suzanne Vega's "Tom's Diner" and Prezident Brown on a remix of the title track), and second album Too Hype followed in 1997.She moved to Sweden, where she signed a record deal with Warner Music Sweden and recorded the 2001 pop album Sintoxicated. After returning to Jamaica she released the critically acclaimed Gangsta Blues album in 2004. Her album Rebelution was released in August 2006, and the first single "These Streets" was a # 1 hit in the Caribbean and on Tempo's Chart  for 4 weeks. The album was totally sold out in Jamaica and other parts of the Caribbean. The track "Come A Long Way" is a dedication to black leaders.Her latest album Infallible, was released in 2010, initially given free with the Jamaican base German magazine Riddim then made available for free download for more than a year.In 2006, Tanya sued American rapper Lil' Kim for plagiarism on her song "Durty" from The Naked Truth asking for all rights to the song, past, present & future. Stephens claimed that Kim used the lyrics from her song "Mi and Mi God", stating that "she even used a west Indian accent". She claimed that in 1999 Tanya was flown out to New York by Kim, who claimed to be a huge fan & owned her albums,  www.crsradio.com - call to chat  on 661-467-2407 go #Tessanne Chin

Selector Dubee discovered a passion for the stage at an early age. In the fifth grade he played Demetrius in his schools production of A Midsummer's Night Dream. Coming of age in the 80s presented a great outlet for that desire to entertain. Captivated by Hip-Hop culture and its musical score, he started break-dancing at 15. Thus began his search for a medium where he could marry a great stage presence and love of music. Dubee spent his college years in the Green Mountains of Vermont, performing in the Johnson State College theater and hosting a weekly radio show. These days were still all about the hip-hop...After a stint on the lively scene in Burlington, Vermont - a very music-friendly community, he linked up with Infinite and rocked the local club and party scene, using the closeness of family and the power of music to feed the hungry little city. "DJ Dubee" opened for artists including Raekwon, Ghostface Killer, Capadonna, and Black Moon.Infinite was rich with wisdom and bestowed on Dubee a connectedness that he really needed.It was through his new family that Dubee aligned himself with a true sound system, and is forever grateful to Clint, Universal and the whole Retribution Crew Sound, Brooklyn, NY.Always a crowd-pleaser, Dubee loves to create an excellent vibe, and it became imperative to deliver a powerful message with the music. With Burlington's huge Dancehall scene, and the evolution of hip-hop to hip-pop, Dubee found himself drawn to Dancehall Reggae.Born in Bridgeport, CT (1973), Dubee never forgot his roots, hes returned to explore a bigger scene and get some exposure in NYC - while founding Burn Dem Up Productions with Eddie "Smoke" Jack

Max Romeo (born Maxwell Livingston Smith, 22 November 1947, St. D'Acre, St. James, Jamaica is a reggae and roots reggae recording artist who has achieved chart success in his home country, and in the United Kingdom. At the time of release of his infamous "Wet Dream" in 1968, Romeo had already had several hits with the vocal trio the Emotions. Romeo left home at the age of 14 and worked on a sugar plantation outside Clarendon. In 1965 he joined up with Kenneth Knight and Lloyd Shakespeare in The Emotions, whilst also working as a record plugger for Ken Lack's Caltone label. The group were unsuccessful in auditions for other producers, but Lack offered them an audition after overhearing Smith singing to himself while working. In 1966, the group had their first hit, with the Lack-produced "(Buy You) A Rainbow". The Emotions went on to release several hit singles and by 1968, the singer, by that point known as Max Romeo, launched a solo career.  Romeo returned to The Emotions, now recording for Phil Pratt, and founded a new band, The Upsetters.1968 saw the breakthrough in Romeo's career, when he wrote "Wet Dream", a song that became a massive hit in Jamaica. The track was banned by the BBC Radio in the UK due to its overly sexual lyrics, although the singer claimed that it was about a leaking roof. Nevertheless, "Wet Dream" became a Top 10 hit in the UK. A number of follow-up singles in a similar vein was released in 1969: "Belly Woman", "Wine Her Goosie" and "Mini-Skirt Vision", as well as Max Romeo's debut LP, A Dream. A UK tour also met with Romeo being banned from performing at several venues. Artist development chat with Sultan Ali (son of Prince Buster)1.How wrong associaton can distroy your career (2).What to say and not to say in public (not that you are a public figure) (3).Do not be a pretentious jerks (people are always taking note) . www.crsradio.com

PAUL ELLIOTT, INTERNATIONAL REGGAE ARTIST.BRING CULTURE MUSIC TO THE WORLD. Jamaican born  Paul Elliott's expressive vocals and growing catalogue of reality songs make him a natural successor to seventies' reggae greats such as Marley, Tosh, and Burning Spear .. artists whose music has lasting relevance, is grounded in the Rastafarian tradition, and speaks to people of all nationalities.  Paul's debut album, Save Me Oh Jah, containing hits like Import Corruption and Seek Jah Blessing. A second album, Meaning Of Life, arrived in 2001, and was again mainly self-produced. Songs like True Love, Psychological Warfare, and How Does It Feel demonstrated how his music had broadened in scope, whilst remaining true to its roots reggae foundations. This same compelling mix of soulful vocals, powerful messages, and authentic rhythms can be heard on his latest album, 21st Century, comprised of 15 original songs, and co-starring Richie Spice, Daddy Rings, and Mango Seed. Paul Elliott: Stronger Productions P. O. Box 1144 Stony Hill Kingston 9, Jamaica W.I, Telephone: 876-395-0033 US: 6093102440 Email: paulelliottjamdown@yahoo.com I-Cient-cy Mau is a prolific artist that will leave you pondering after hearing the lyrics to his songs. Soon to be one of Jamaica's reggea ambassadors, and developed his skill using his everyday struggles and the strong influences from Bob Marley and the Wailers. Growing up in Trench Town the catalyst for Reggae music, I-cient-cy Mau has inherited that unique sound founded by his predecessors. His debut Album "When Words Take Life" has a roots rock sound, mix with a combination of strong vocal over melodic drum and bass. It is, the true, ghetto experience, all blended in harmony . The first two single off the Album " WORKS TO DO" and CANN FLOLOW NONE A DEM" pack a solid one two punch, that will, have t he world wanting more. call in to chat 661-467-2407  

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JHAYTEA born  on the ISLAND OF ROATAN IN THE CENTRAL CARRIBEAN. History has been told that Roatan is THE ISLAND OF THE AFRO ANGLO ANTILLEANS. ROATAN ISLAND is and ex British island that is now governor by Honduras. Grown up in Flowers Bay on the island of Roatan music was all ways part of the ROATANEANS culture, at the age of 8 years old I began singing in church. I was introduce to LOVERS ROCK and DANCEHALL music in Flowers Bay in the early 90s. My inspirations came from artist such as the Rockies, Lucky Dube, R Kelly, Tupac Shakur and Capelton. At 12 I began performing in ROATAN ISLAND. CLOSER BABY now a hit in Roatan  and the Cayman island.  347-653-8629 or Visit. www.rbirecords.com    Vytal first became interested in music at age 19 in the church. He song on the church choir and at various church concerts. He began to take music serious when he got the opportunity to visit Zion Yard studio in his community. He did his first song “Sad Ending” at Zion Yard studio, but it did not get off the ground. Currently, Vytal is doing a remake of “Sad Ending” along with several other tracks with OneSleeveMusic. He hopes this time “Sad Ending” will get off the ground along with his music career. Vytal also has an entry in the 2011 JCDC song competition. The song is entitled “Jamaica Top the List” and produce by OneSleeveMusic. Vytal enjoys listening to Buju Banton, Dennis Brown, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg and many other artistes.   Sky-I was born Emilien-Xavier Deschamps, in Sacramento, CA to a French father a West Indian mother. His upbringing was spent traveling and living in various different places from northern California to the Caribbean, and Canada. SKY-I 's songs blends French, Creole and English a refreshing mix of lyrical diversity. His music is heavily influenced by West Indies sounds seasoned with a conscious hip hop delivery

Jahfe is a band based out of Miami, Fl  Band members represent a diverse international background of home countries and cultural roots- Ha to Spain, Israel to Cuba, Czech Republic to Morocco to all over the US. In the 2009, The Solution,album was released. Collectively the band has worked with such artists as Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley, Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Ky-Mani Marley, Thievery Corporation, Paul Fakourie, Karl Pitterson and many other great artists . Jahfe was featured as the Grammy Foundation Florida Showcase Winner for 2010. The members of Jahfé take every chance to speak out against the injustices that plague the world today. Tony Roy was born in the parish of St. Thomas, Jamaica. Chosen People recorded several popular recordings. One of the tracks was titled "Just Gwaan". They toured from 1985-1987, where they opened for several artist including Tony's mentor, the late Dennis Brown. Tony migrated to the USAin 1997 where he played drums and sang with Englishman (bassist) at Takoma Station in Maryland. Tony played for band Rising Sun. One of Tony Roy's earlier released track “Hungry For Your Love” was a spectacular song to introduce the world to Tony Roy as a solo artist. Tony has performed alongside artist such as Chuck Fender, I-Wayne, Turbulence, Etana, Kymani Marley, Beres Hammond, Freddie McGregor and many more. Tony Roy won the 2009 award for Best Reggae Recording at the DC Reggae Awards. His CD “Waiting List” won Best recording for 2010 and he was awarded Producer of the year 2010 at the DC Reggae Awards. He was also nominated twice for best reggae song at the Washington Arts and Music Awards. Tony Roy released his first solo project summer 2010 titled “The Waiting List”.  He continues to play live with Yawd Lynk is one of WashingtonDC's top Reggae Bands. 

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 8-9:30pm ISIAH  Mentor was born in  Kingston, Jamaica. He performed with fellow artists such as Anthony Redrose, Wicka man, Papa San, Major worries, Dirts man, just to name a few. In 2006, Isiah released one of his strongest tunes as of yet entitled ,"Fight Fight Fight", which was released as a 7" single on In The Streetz Records. The tune was written and produced by Isiah Mentor on his label, Village Roots Records along with a video that is being played all around the world. "Fight Fight Fight" is on some charts in Germany, Italy, and France to name a few and is #1 in New Mexico U.S.A. He also voiced and produced another heavy Roots Anthem, called "Rasta Government" which has gotten some serious credentials/feedback amongst the Jamaican roots-scene, and showed up on the charts in Italy during its first pre-release week.  9:30-11pm IRATION  BAND  roots reggae group was born out of many travels, three brothers who along with their parents left Chile in 1973. They learned the Rastafarians culture, listened to soca, calypso and  reggae music.Music help them cope with discrimination and so many other obstacles they faced New Jersey. The first big brake came  when they perform at the Tri-ad Reggae Sunsplash in 1991 in  Greensboro, North Carolina. They opened up for JC Lodge from Jamaica, Mojo Nya, Truth and Rights.  caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com  call in on 6614672407 at 8pm to talk to the Artist 

Nakos j hails from the republicof Kenya. Nakos is inspired by Bob Marley, Don Carlos, Glen Washington, Luciano, Richie Spice and all other artist who promote humanity in the society.In 2010 nakos j joined point 45 records and released the first album that was mastered by point 45 records, the album received significant air plays world wide and several tracks topped charts world wide.Some of the artist on the album are blessed barak from Jamaica, jeezy jena from Zimbabwe, jeck pilpil and from philipines Asia. nakos j has toured various places world wide.  Dayal Cadien “BassieDee”  Professional Bassplayer/Vocalist/Producer/Engineer and  Recording Artist. Intrest in music came by listening to R&B, Soul, American funk and Rock and Roll, and later played Bass for Jamaica's top Carbaret Performers. He also recorded with Justin Hinds  and has produced Nyron "Ras Fikre" Henry The poet, vocalists Dennis Malcolm and Nathan Hinds. In 1997 The Jamaica Federation Of Musicians awarded him for long service as well as best instrumentalist. In 2000 he formed the Harambe Band. In 2005 Dayal battled the potentially life threatening disease known as Gillian Barre Syndrome.    Caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com  caribbeanradioshow.com 6614672407

Tarrus Riley (born Omar Riley, 1979, The Bronx, New York City, United States) is a Jamaican-American reggae singer, the son of Jimmy Riley.[1] Riley is the son of veteran singer Jimmy Riley and nurse Lavern Tatham-Riley.[2] He was born in the Bronx and grew up in South Florida.[3] He began his musical career as a deejay working with Busta Rhymes, taking his birth sign as his stage name at his mother's suggestion (the spelling later changed from Taurus to Tarrus), and recorded his first singles for his father's Love & Promotion label.[2][4] He was guided in his early career by Dean Fraser, who also performs in his band and produces much of Riley's work.[5] Riley has released three albums, Challenges (2004), Parables (2006), and Contagious (2009). Contagious features guest appearances from Damian Marley, Vybz Kartel, Etana, Konshens, Demarco and Duane Stephenson.[6] His commercial breakthrough came in 2006 with the Parables album and the Jamaican number one single "She's Royal".[7] Riley was awarded the Reggae Runnins Caribbean Heritage Award at the 2009 HOT 105 FM Caribbean-American Heritage Awards.[8] He was nominated in the Best Reggae category of the 2009 MOBO Awards.

WINSOME BENJAMIN a Jamaican international reggae artist and speaks fluent German. In 1994 she started signing professionally in GERMANY, and preformed in the USA, CANADA and indeed THE CARIBBEAN. She released her first gospel album entitled "Live for Jesus” in 1997. Her hit single "My Sweet Lord”released in 2000 by Desi Jones."Bring The Family Back” and "Give It Up For Jesus" were released in 2002.Her latest album “Where birds can't fly” in late 2008, of which she was nominated for two awards at the International Reggae and World Music Awards (IRAWMA) 2010. She won the award for the Most Improved Entertainer.She also won zimcarib radio artiste of the year award 2010.Winsome Benjamin, is working on a new album,and an upcoming summer Europe and USA tours.For bookings contact Mr.Clifton Edwards at 718-953-0444 or 347-661-8602 or email www.cliftonedwards@clifsenterprise.com.www.winsomebenjamin.com,and www.myspace.com/winsomebenjamin or www.facebook.com/winsomebenjamin blogtalkradio.com/caribbeanradioshow www.caribbeanradioshow.com show call-number is 1-661-467-2407

INTERNATIONAL Reggae recording artist,Tinga Stewart (born Neville Stewart, c.1955, Kingston, Jamaica). Stewart won the Festival Song Contest three times, twice as a singer and once as a songwriter.Stewart's career began in the late 1960s, his first single being 1969's "She's Gone", with Ernest Wilson of The Clarendonians. He worked with producer Derrick Harriott in the early 1970s, with releases such as "Hear That Train", and performed on the PNP bandwagon in 1971, in support of Michael Manley's election campaign.[1] He sang with The Wildcats, Byron Lee & the Dragonaires, and The Boris Gardiner Happenning, then went solo and had a local hit in 1973 with "Funny Feeling", and won the 1974 Festival Song Contest with Ernie Smith's "Play de Music", which went on to become a hit in both the Jamaican chart and the United Kingdom reggae chart

This episode examines the dichotomy that is the incarcerated, gold-selling, chart-topping, and ever polarizing Vybz Kartel. His murder conviction was recently upheld by the Jamaican appeals court. Also, he won the Best Male Dancehall Artist category at the International Reggae and World Music Awards in Jamaica for the last two years in a row.  Buzzworthy:3:10 - Tory Lanez IG Live shut down.5:04 - Reggae community responses to COVID19. The Tastemaker:11:41 - Coronavirus and quarantine themed reggae/dancehall songs from Sizzla, Luciano, Ding Dong, Kabaka Pyramid, Christopher Martin, Ce'Cile, Christafari, Ed Robinson, DYCR, Silver Kat, Zagga, Mr. Vegas and more. Soundclash Update:22:10 - Walshy Fire's second Quarantine Clash featuring Bobby Konders (Massive B) versus Jazzy T (Renaissance).26:40 - Major Hype (Massive B) versus Nore (Afrique). Main Segment:32:45 - What matters more to Kartel fans, his songs or whether he committed the murder?44:10 - Would more people attend a Vybz Kartel concert than Buju Banton's "Long Walk To Freedom" concert in Jamaica?54:04 - What would the dancehall industry be like if Vybz Kartel was never allowed to record music in prison? Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.

All the Grammy nominees in the best reggae album category are winners. That one category is not enough to represent Caribbean music.Enter IRAWMA. The International Reggae and World Music Awards is a platform for us to honor our own. This award show hasn't gotten the attention that it deserves and this needs to change.We talked through some of the categories on the IRAWMA 2019 list and give our predictions. Visit the IRAWMA site for the chance to review and vote on each category. [https://irawma.com/vote-now/] Voting ends March 12, 2020.The Tastemaker:Elephant Man - Wap Bap prod. by Massive B • Bobby Konders. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejND3PRom7cReggae Lover Merch.Follow Reggae Lover on Instagram.Follow and ‘Like’ Reggae Lover on Facebook.Support Reggae Lover on Patreon.Public Podcast Page.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.