What’s right with Jamaica Wednesday, Jun 18 2008
Dance Hall, Reggae And Caribbean Music harry smith, jaimaica 10:25 pm
Sean Kingston: Deadly Combination Wednesday, Jun 18 2008
American Hip Hop and Dance Hall, Reggae And Caribbean Music Deadly Combination, Sean Kingston 11:02 am
Group protests ban on Samuels Sunday, Jun 15 2008
Dance Hall, Reggae And Caribbean Music ban, protests, Samuels 6:14 pm
French DJ productive in Jamaica Wednesday, May 21 2008
Dance Hall, Reggae And Caribbean Music and European Hip Hop French DJ, Jamaica 8:47 pm
THE ORIGINS OF THE RAPE DANCE? Monday, May 19 2008
American Hip Hop and Dance Hall, Reggae And Caribbean Music dancehall, the rape dance 12:17 pm
Hip Hop & Reggae Producers K-Salaam and Beatnick Set To Release New Album This July Thursday, May 15 2008
Dance Hall, Reggae And Caribbean Music artists., Beatnick, hip hop, K-Salaam, Reggae, spoken word, VP Records 6:10 pm
NEW YORK – Producers K-Salaam & Beatnick will release their forthcoming album, Whose World Is This?, with VP Records on July 29th, 2008. K-Salaam and Beatnick pose this thought-provoking question “Whose World Is This?” to an A-list selection of some of the world’s most prominent hip hop, reggae and spoken word artists.
Collie Buddz fires up the sellout dancehall crowd Thursday, May 15 2008
Dance Hall, Reggae And Caribbean Music Collie Buddz, dancehall 5:39 pm
Tuesday night’s show at Nectar was a beautiful aberration in Seattle’s rare relationship with international dancehall. Thanks to the venue’s addition of booker Colin (aka the-best-thing-that-ever-happened-to-the-Nectar) Johnson, one of the Caribbean’s biggest ragga stars came to the Northwest to brighten up a dismal day in recent Seattle weather. The show was sold out, and the club had to turn away what Johnson guessed was more than 150 people — a considerable audience that gives evidence to Seattle’s ever growing interest in reggae.
