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The song was blasted into the spotlight (again?) when it was featured in Netflixโs Luke Cage (which has since been cancelled
โThis song is so socially relevant, people connect to it on first listen. Itโs speaking about things that are collectively
So I am tired, frustrated and reluctantly dragging myself to school after work, squished into a route taxi, in traffic, rain i
Jamaica’s local music scene has spawned many international hits and superstars over the decades and our music has influe
An interesting article entitled “Japan’s Reggae Affair A Deception?”ย was published in last Sunday’s J
Just a few months ago, Japan was victim to a most horrific earthquake tsunami that culminated with a nuclear meltdown, affecti
Japan is the second largest music market in the world with a vibrant local music scene and deep connection to the global music
Queen Ifrica is a reggae songstress that has been blazing a trail on the local music scene for a few years now but has recentl
The most popular export and one of the main reasons Jamaica is more than just a dot on the map is music. Jamaica’s dynam
Jamaican culture, especially Jamaican music is popular in Japan. The yearly One Love Jamaica Festival in Tokyo is a big attrac
Over the years since starting this blog I have had to the opportunity to meet many persons who share my interest in Japan both
One of the strongest bonds between Jamaica and Japan is Jamaica’s music and entertainment scene. Every year thousands of
Japan’s love affair with Jamaican music continues. Shibuya’s Seco Bar and Lounge is set to be transformed into a C
I cannot believe that 2face Idibia is not Jamaican. All these weeks of enjoying what I thought was a “new release”
Last Year Toots and the Maytals took home the grammy for best reggae album and this year has another 4 contenders vying for th