Gerald “Bogle” Levy is the single most important figure in the history of dancehall dance.
As the original Bogle dancer, he invented more moves than any other individual in the genre, gave an entire culture its physical vocabulary, and proved that a choreographer from Kingston’s inner city could change the way the world moves.[#item_full_content
The reggae sumfest guide you need before booking your flight to Jamaica starts here. Reggae Sumfest is the largest music festival in Jamaica and the Caribbean, taking place each year in mid-July in Montego Bay.[#item_full_content
The best reggae festivals on the planet span six continents, unite hundreds of thousands of fans, and carry a genre that UNESCO recognised as part of Jamaica’s intangible cultural heritage.[#item_full_content
Prosecutors couldn’t prove the MDMA was his, and that was enough. Kodak Black walked away from a potential drug trafficking charge after Orange County officials decided the evidence linking him to 25 grams of MDMA found in a pink bag inside a Lamborghini SUV just didn’t clear the bar needed to prosecute.[#item_full_content
Project Pat’s son, Patrick Houston Jr., was 21 years old when he was shot and killed, and now two women are facing serious charges in connection with his death.[#item_full_content
Dub music is one of recorded music’s most consequential inventions, and yet it remains one of the least understood.[#item_full_content
Six years is a long time in Afrobeats, but Rema and Rvssian are picking up right where they left off.[#item_full_content
The most telling detail about Yemi Alade’s new album is not the celebrity features or the 16-track runtime.[#item_full_content
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Shane “Gaza Tussan” Williams, a familiar name from one of the most sensational chapters in Jamaica’s dancehall and criminal-court history, was reportedly killed during an alleged confrontation with police in Portmore, St Catherine, on Saturday.[#item_full_content
KINGSTON, Jamaica — A good name can take years to build and moments to borrow. Jamaican creative entrepreneur Ramona Samuels has learned that lesson the hard way after a bruising battle to protect The Voicebox, the media brand she has spent 16 years developing.[#item_full_content