Lady Da Flame and Richie Stephens have released the vibrant “Ropeen”, a blazing reggae offering from the powerhouse artists.“Blending two generations of impactful voices, the track delivers a rich dose of authentic rubadub flavor that is bound to resonate with fans across eras,” Caribbean entertainm
Following a record-breaking and fastest-ever sellout of its 2025 edition, Reggae Land says it is matching demand by expanding into a three-day festival for the first time.Reggae Land said on Monday, March 9, that its July 31 edition will headline global superstar Burna Boy, who plays the festival fo
Willie Stewart is not finished telling Jamaica’s story.The former drummer of the legendary reggae band Third World has released a new single, “Have a Little Faith,” a humanitarian anthem grounded in resilience, unity and spiritual strength. For Stewart, the record represents more than new music; it
The Brooklyn-based Jacqueline Hopkins Choir on Sunday, March 1, headlined a “joyful and meaningful” Black History Month Concert at St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church on Hawthorne Street in Brooklyn.According to Chris Bryant, the church’s organist and music minister, it was the church’s second annual con
Sean Paul and Stalk Ashley aren’t strangers in the studio, and on their new single “Ready for the Ride,” it feels like the stars have aligned once again, according to Jamaican entertainment publicist Ronni Tomlinson.Produced by London-based Scribz Riley, a two-time GRAMMY winner for his work on Card
Igniting a blunt, bold, and brilliant sonic era today, internationally acclaimed dancehall superstar Masicka serves up a brand-new single entitled “Life of Sin” via Def Jam Recordings.Brooklyn-based, Jamaican-born entertainment publicist Ronnie Tomlinson told Caribbean Life on Friday, Feb. 27, that
Jamaican dancehall heavyweight Mr. Lexx, also known as Lexxus, returns with a brand-new single titled “Slow Mo,” released on all major digital platforms on Feb. 27, 2026.Produced by Right Energie and D3Roux, Brooklyn-based, Haitian-American entertainment publicist Marie Driven told Caribbean Life on
Randy’s 50th Anniversary, originally released in 2008 only on CD, documents the early years of Randy’s, the record store and studio at 17 North Parade in Kingston, Jamaica, which laid the foundation for the Jamaica, Queens-headquartered VP Records, considered the world’s largest reggae/dancehall lab
For Guyanese-born artist Nesta Nelson, winning the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport-organized Mashramani Dancehall Monarch title in Georgetown is a moment she will cherish for the rest of her life.“It feels great because being a woman in a male-dominated competition,” she told Caribbean Life aft
The Jamaican-born King of Lovers Rock Beres Hammond will headline the “Reggae Meets Soul” Mother’s Day celebration at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York, on Saturday, May 9.The UBS Arena, located at 2400 Hempstead Turnpike, on the grounds of Belmont Park, sits on the border of Queens and Nassau Count
