One of Toronto’s prominent soul and reggae artists is featured in a new documentary about how he and other Caribbean and Jamaican immigrants have impacted the Canadian music industry.

Mo Green grew up helping her mom cook in Manchester, Jamaica. “We would cook outside and my mom … Continued The post Mo’s ...

Sandals Resorts is inviting travelers to experience the beauty of its flagship island with one of the brand’s biggest offers ...

According to Spectrum News, Gov. Josh Green made the proclamation to honor Marley, who was born on Feb. 6, 1945. It was ...

MR VEGAS is a couple years shy of celebrating a full three decades in the Dancehall sphere, the kind of stint which gives you ...

Bob Marley and Lauryn Hill's Turn Your Lights Down Low has officially achieved Silver certification in the UK. The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) ...

The City of Lauderhill celebrated Black History and Reggae Month by honoring influential figures in reggae and Black heritage ...

Lifestyle Malaysian artist Sasi The Don is proud of his new single Santhosham which offers Tamil music wrapped in reggae ...

The Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run has now raised more than $875 million for close to 30 charities since its inception, making it the Caribbean’s largest and most impactful road race. Adding to the ...

Nonpalidece was specially invited to perform at the tribute concert held in honour of the late reggae legend Bob Marley as part of 80th birthday celebrations on February 6. The invitation was ...

Few musicians capture reggae’s essence like Earl "Chinna" Smith. With rare talent and deep conviction, he has shaped the ...

Sting is known for his work with The Police and as a solo artist, but the legendary singer also has a love of other people's ...