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When “Welcome To Jamrock” erupted onto airwaves and blew apart iPods halfway through 2005 it came as a shock to some-but not to Damian “Jr Gong” Marley. The song is about the farthest thing from commercial music offerings today-an outraged and unapologetic description of the poverty and “political violence” ravaging his homeland of Jamaica-but “Welcome To Jamrock” hit-and hit hard-because it’s the sound of truth and the result of years of work to bring that truth to light. “I spent a

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Style, wit, grace, intelligence, creativity and flare for controversy are all key components for a budding diva. Add a bit of sexiness, a lethal body and stunning smile along with a large measure of talent and you’ve just defined the allure of Ce’Cile – Dancehall Diva.

This self proclaimed ‘Bad Gyal’ has kept people guessing and tongues wagging since first captivating the Dancehall scene with the shockingly refreshing and thought provoking smash “Changez” (a self-produced track) which was designed as a marketing

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Mr Easy is a man over-flowing with music and melodies that deal with the more harmonious aspects of life and living. He was born in the verdant, undulating hills of the Cockpit Country. The transition at the age of ten, for this country boy, to the cold, gray streets of New York City was not an easy rite of passage.

Mr. Easy, who was named for his laid back and easy demeanor faced an awkward transition to New York being Jamaican born,

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The distinctively haunting “It Go So Now” that tickles your senses in any session, club or mixtape can only be delivered by Dancehall singer Chico. Born Patrick Walker, the sole son found in a family full of girls, Chico’s childhood transported him from the quaint town of Maverly over to Spanish Town settling later in one of Jamaica’s widely known district Waterhouse. It was there that he was dubbed the nickname ‘Patchico’ as several of his new friends though he had

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Toronto’s Mark Steele continues to heat up the musical circuit in Canada, and the world with his sweet singing voice and masterful showmanship.

Since 1992, when he first embarked on the musical circuit in Toronto, Steele has made an indelible imprint on the reggae music-loving audiences through appearances at various venues in the city. It started shortly after his emergence on the music scene; people began inquiring about this powerful and dynamic young singer/musician. Before long the name Steele was something of

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