A live music festival in Broward County will celebrate Jamaican music’s rich legacy, its impact on various genres around the ...

In 1971, King Tubby opened his legendary studio at 18 Drumilly Avenue in Kingston’s Waterhouse neighbourhood. It wasn’t the ...

Arizona reggae artist Tony Culture was what Gabriel Brunelle, a friend and former collaborator, calls “a good human with a ...

Raised in England’s heavyweight sound system scene and deeply influenced by Jamaican and British roots reggae music, ...

Fifteen years ago, the Seoul-based reggae band I&I Djangdan pushed the limits for experimenting with traditional Korean music ...

Often topping the Billboard Reggae Chart, the Grammy nominated band Rebelution is tied with UB40 for the third-most No. 1s on ...

The minister highlighted that Reggae Month activities extend far beyond the shores of Jamaica. “One of our key international partners, the Grammy Award-winning reggae band, Inner Circle ...

Reggae's roots, springing from the social upheaval in post-war Jamaica, are a fusion of different ... Sub genres such as dub also formed, consisting of recycled and remixed rocksteady and ska ...

According to chairman of the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) Ewan Simpson, Reggae Month is not just a celebration of a genre, but of the people, the legends who contributed to its ...

Music from around the world, too, was becoming more popular in America. Jamaican dub and reggae were prevalent in ska and punk music, and Afropop found its way into a variety of genres.