Category: Culture

Hope Valley hits A Ray of Hope If Holy Rosary was a rose in the Garden of Fully Bright then Hope Valley Experimental Primary and Infant was simply A Ray of Hope. The…

Jah Thunder rolls again – Part One Part One of an eight-part series. Jah Thunder, born Omar Bolt, is no newcomer to music. The Rastafarian reggae dancehall artiste is already known in Europe,…

Nana EQ blazing hot at Conscious Thursdays Popular Rastafarian singer, Nana EQ, was one of the stars at Conscious Thursdays, held at Hidden Oasis 70A Mannings Hill Rd, St. Andrew, last Thursday. This…

Sully Sulfa is Musically Hot – Part Two “I was born in Nitty Gritty, which is Phase Two in Seaview Gardens, Kingston. There are two other phases, which are Phase One and Three.”…

Carlton Hines’ objective was always to write good songs Widely considered by many pundits as the golden era of dancehall music, the late 1980s to early 1990s was the genre’s most creative and…

Singing sensation Nana EQ – Part 2 Nana EQ fully In Love with Music As a teenager, Nana EQ was not writing love letters to any secret lover she met at her school….

Genna 1: Loyal to Music – Part Two Grandpa talks about Germany and more. “My grandfather is from Germany, officially the Federal Republic of Germany; a country in Central Europe. It is the…

“THE WEDDING WAS GREAT BUT INVITE ME TO THE MARRIAGE.”  When I first saw this phrase it hit me like a ton of bricks as I thought about my marriage relationship with Michelle. …