The 12 Best Reggae Christmas Songs
There is no snow in Kingston, no chimney on the zinc roof, and nobody roasting chestnuts in Half Way Tree.[#item_full_content]
There is no snow in Kingston, no chimney on the zinc roof, and nobody roasting chestnuts in Half Way Tree.[#item_full_content]
Roots reggae was never background music. It was scripture, news bulletin and protest march, pressed onto seven inches of vinyl and carried through Kingston on sound systems that rattled zinc fences.[#item_full_content]
In the summer of 1966, Kingston slowed down. Ska’s racing horns gave way to a lazier, heavier swing.[#item_full_content]
“Time For Justice.” That’s the three-word caption Anthony B chose to frame his new “Rude Bwoy” official video, which is now live on YouTube.[#item_full_content]
Naomi Cowan changed her flight for this song. That’s the detail buried in her latest Instagram post about “Welcome to Paradise,” the track she’s chosen to close out her album, and it tells you a lot about how much she believed in it from the start.[#item_full_content]
“The blood inna mi vein came from a man who make the devil run.” That’s the line Max Romeo’s official Instagram chose to introduce ‘Jah Jah Disciples’, and the voice behind it belongs to his son, Azizzi Romeo, whom the post credits directly.[#item_full_content]
Cutty Ranks has a new single, and the caption he chose to announce it might get more attention than the song itself.[#item_full_content]
A Drake album sitting at No. 116 on the Billboard 200 just jumped all the way to No.[#item_full_content]
Offset is in a Florida hospital after being shot Monday evening outside one of the busiest casino resorts in the state.[#item_full_content]
One extra year. That’s what Christopher “Dudus” Coke appears to be facing after the US Bureau of Prisons quietly updated his release date, and the timing has people talking about Sean “Diddy” Combs.[#item_full_content]