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ONE DROP REWIND: “Outta Road” Naâman (FRANCE)
“Outta Road” has a cool, easy breezy vibe to it. The sound of summer can be heard on this track. NAÂMAN’s vocals groove smoothly over the riddim produced by Fatbabs & Deep…
ONE DROP REWIND: “Show Me Da Way” -Lisa Viola ft Shaggy (ANGOLA/JAMAICA)
Angola’s beautiful Singer, Song Writer and Dancer Lisa Viola, delivers the perfect mix of her African Urban roots and Dancehall on the track “Show Me Da Way” with Jamaican dancehall megastar Shaggy.…
ONE DROP REWIND: “Garden of Love” Winston McAnuff + Fixi (JAMAICA/FRANCE)
Winston McAnuff & Fixi collaborate again on “Garden of Love.” McAnuff tells the ageless story of love—what it can do and how beautiful it is. The melody of the accordion accompanies McAnuff’s vocals…
ONE DROP REWIND: “Biggest Fan” BY Lila Ike (JAMAICA)
“You take me higher and higher.” Relationships come with their battles. But when they are good, there is a blissful feeling. Ziggi Recado captures that emotion in his single “Higher”. While there…
ONE DROP REWIND: “Mind Your Business” by Meta And The Cornerstones
META AND THE CORNERSTONES’ “Mind Your Business” is an anthem for musical revolutionaries worldwide. The instrumentation, production, and vocals all work in harmony to deliver a powerful message. The best advice anyone…
ONE DROP REWIND: “Fast Life” Koro Fyah (JAMAICA)
Reggae artist Koro Fyah is a key member of the popular group “Bebblerock Music.” You may have heard his rasta anthem with Kabaka Pyramid Red, Gold, and Green. Koro Fyah is gaining momentum…
ONE DROP REWIND: “Strolling” by Alborosie x Protoje
Two heroes join forces to save the world while “Strolling”. ALBOROSIE hails from Italy and brings a fresh perspective to reggae music. PROTOJE is a seasoned Jamaican emcee adding flavor to new…
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Steele Pulse (UK)
Love and justice has been a recurring theme over the lifetime of this reggae band from England. Steel Pulse dealt with their share of challenges especially during their early years in the…
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Jacob Miller
With a short career, Jacob Miller’s contributions made a lasting impact on reggae music. Miller was born in Mandeville, Jamaica. There he lived with his single mother. Later, she decided that it…
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Lucky Dube
In 1984, popular South African Zulu pop artist, Lucky Dube (pronounced DOO-BAY) decided to add reggae to his list of musical genres. This transition was chronicled by music journalist, Richard Cromelin suggesting…
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