The app is free for creators to join. The leaders say the product can give a significant boost to the image of creators who ...

Two months after the release of the relatable and social awareness-driven track No Feelings by Shaqstar, producer ...

Music studios here, low on frills and high on voltage, are the nerve centers of Jamaica. Anywhere on the island -- even in Kingston, a car-loving city that scoffs at public domain -- music blares ...

Geejam combines luxury with privacy and security, with each room named after a Jamaican music legend — from King Tubby to Augustus Pablo and Geejam’s very own Jolly Boys — and features a ...

So the debate on the state of Jamaican music rages on. My friend Jon Baker has now joined the discussion, recently stating that Reggae has been in a state of funk for the last five years. A number ...

Jamaican Music’s Revival in Mainstream Reggaeton Is More Than Just a Trend. If reggaetón is able to thrive on a mainstream playing field, then why can’t the genre that brought it to light ...

Some see dance hall as the new face of Jamaican music. The roots reggae that dominated the '70s and '80s grew out of Jamaica's Rastafarian movement in the '60s, popularized by singers and ...

In Jamaica during the 1950s, people began to gather in parks and on beaches, partying to music that was spun by entrepreneurial disc jockeys and piped through outdoor loudspeakers.

“Jamaica’s popular music needs a cleansing, a move away from the promotion of drug use, explicit sexual content and violence,” said McDowell, who is now also a Christian preacher.

Glen DaCosta carries an infectious optimism that his music and his new friends will help him find his way, prompting many who meet him to ask, 'What is a guy like this doing here?' ...

Jamaica’s broadcasting regulator has banned music and TV broadcasts deemed to glorify or promote criminal activity, violence, drug use, scamming and weapons.