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Gramps Morgan shares Where My Heart Belongs, a new single released after Hurricane Melissa, under his label Dada Son Entertainment. Gramps delivers a personal message about love, loyalty, and home: “Jamaica”. The song reflects on his deep connection to Jamaica, the place that, whatever happens, will always hold his heart. The song feels like a warm hug for the people of…
Augustus Pablo’s name carries real weight in reggae. He wasn’t just another producer—he built a sound that defined an era. With his trademark melodica and that unmistakable Rockers style, Pablo helped shape dub into something deep, meditative, and timeless. Alongside King Tubby and Lee “Scratch” Perry, he pushed the music far beyond the dancehall, into something spiritual. The Shanachie release…
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Stylo G delivers a heartfelt message with his new single “We Rise Again,” produced by his younger brother Kodi Starr and released via Warning Records on November 1, 2025. The song was inspired by the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa, leaving behind widespread destruction, hardship, and grief across the island and its diaspora. Although Stylo G wasn’t in Jamaica during the hurricane, his family and friends were…
If you’re into roots reggae or dub, you’ve probably heard the names The Revolutionaries and Roots Radics tossed around more than once. But if not, no worries… let’s catch you up. These two bands shaped the sound of Jamaican music in ways that still echo today. The Mighty Revolutionaries The Revolutionaries, sometimes called the Mighty Revolutionaries, came together in 1975…
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Born out of the devastation left by Hurricane Melissa, Aiesha Barret‘s (daughter of Familyman Barrett) Jamaica Strong brings a message of hope and unity to an island picking up the pieces. The track stands as a reminder of how Jamaicans face hardship with courage, community, and love. It’s a song for those who lost, those rebuilding, and those standing firm in faith.…
JOSÉ FELICIANO José Feliciano’s 1969 song Rain is a captivating ballad co-written with his wife, Hilda Pérez, also known as Janna Merlyn Feliciano, who played a key role in his early career as manager and tour promoter. A notable figure in New York’s Greenwich Village folk scene, Janna brought lyrical depth to the collaboration. The song uses rain as a…