Category: Entertainment

Walking on the Moon

Music video by Rashaun ‘Kush’ Mcanuff, Last Disciple performing Walking On The Moon (Official Music Video). Kush Mcanuff is a powerful artist and well-known reggae drummer in Jamaica for the greats and legends and is from the talented large musical family of Winston Mcanuff. Last Disciple from South Carolina, USA is lyrically gifted and has…

A Big Deal for a Little Boy from San Fernando

Soca DJ and producer (Ché Leonard) is one of several people featured in Citizen UK: Croydon’s Caribbean Influencers. The exhibition, produced in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery, explores the stories of Croydon residents who have shaped the borough through their Caribbean roots but are often uncredited or under-represented. It creatively tells these inspiring stories…

Ras Iley and Friends: A Celebration of Decades in the

For 40 years, Ras Iley has been producing legendary soca music, and it has withstood the dynamic changes in the industry. Despite having been one of the most prolific calypsonians in the 1980s and 1990s, Iley’s major hits like Spring Garden On Fire and Inez are still widely popular today. On his 60th birthday, and…

High Grade

The Judgement Yard boss recently connected with a fast-rising production team – Pandemic Records – for his now trending single: High Grade Source

Easy & Sway

TÓKE is back with a fiery, bouncy Bossa-Nova-infused Pop Track showcasing his Reggae-inspired flows and delivery – “Easy & Sway” is out now! Source

More Fire!

Reggae Roast presents their 2nd studio album More Fire!. The UKs premier Reggae Soundsystem collective have brought together a plethora of world famous Reggae stars including veterans Horace Andy, Johnny Clarke & Horseman, alongside more contemporary vocalists such as Gappy Ranks, Mr Williamz & Soom T. Source

Follow Me

Follow Me is the new EP by Forelock, including five songs with a different sound than the previous productions of this Italian artist. Source

Toronto Caribbean Carnival reorganisation boosts collaboration

There’s just a month to go before the official launch of Toronto Caribbean Carnival (11 July), which will be followed by a host of activities in the build-up to Carnival Day, Saturday 5 August. Toronto’s great celebration of Caribbean culture began as a project to mark Canada’s centenary in 1967 – the year after the…

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