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Jamaica Gleaner

  • Yeza ready to bring ‘rude girl roots’ to Lost In Time

    Rising roots reggae artiste Yeza says she was surprised to be invited to perform at this year’s Lost In Time Festival. As a recording artiste still establishing herself in the reggae scene, she hadn’t expected an opportunity of that calibre so early. For the Bull Bay native, however, the invitation confirmed she was on the right path.

  • Skip Marley honours grandfather with ‘One Love’

    Paying tribute to his grandfather and the global legacy he built, Skip Marley has released his own rendition of One Love, honouring the message of unity that defined Bob Marley’s career. The release was accompanied by a video dropped on social media by Adidas, unveiling Jamaica’s new home-and-away kits, blending music, sport and culture in a single visual moment.

  • Funeral, musical tribute for Cat Coore set for February 19–20

    The funeral service for legendary musician Stephen ‘Cat’ Coore will be held at The University Chapel at The University of the West Indies next Thursday, February 19, the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport has announced. The guitarist, cellist and co-founder of the iconic band Third World passed away suddenly on January 18. The service will begin at 10 a.m. A musical celebration of Coore’s life will follow on Friday, February 20, at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on 36 Hope Road in St Andrew, from 7 to 11 p.m.

  • ReniGAD brings Afrobeats-dancehall energy with ‘Afro Walk’

    Dancehall artiste ReniGAD has returned with Afro Walk, a high-energy fusion of Afrobeats and hardcore dancehall sparking a street and party movement. The track combines Africa’s infectious rhythms with the gritty edge of Jamaican dancehall, creating a bold, cross-cultural anthem. Dancehall staple Shelly Belly adds her signature flair, elevating the track’s energy even further.

  • 5 Questions With Samory I and CeeCee

    As that day when love is celebrated in a special way around the world approaches, 5 Questions With... had a sit down with a vibrant couple — the cool Rastafarian singer Samory I and his stunning fiancée CeeCee. Seeing them out and about, the two definitely give “cute couple” vibes, with Samory I the Yang to her Yin.