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Kassa takes a breather

FILM producer Gerald 'Ras Kassa' Hines has given directing music videos a break due to what he says is a fall in music standards.

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Milford Musician Bruce III Finds His 'Port in a Storm'

How did you get your start in music? Mom and Dad bought me an acoustic guitar when I was 13.

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Savannah Music Festival highlights city's spirit, soul

For these discounts, tickets must be purchased in person at the box office: 216 E. Broughton St.

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Soul'd Out Music Festival Announced 2013 Lineup

The annual Soul'd Out Music Festival has announced their complete lineup today, confirming a few already announced shows and revealing a whole lot more.

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Adventure Theatre MTC Presents Three Little Birds, Now thru 4/14

Adventure Theatre MTC announces a world premiere musical, Three Little Birds , the fourth in its Professional 2012-2013 61st Season , March 15 - April 14, 2013, based on the book by Cedella Marley with...

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REVIEW: Snoop Lion in "Reincarnated"

When gangsta rap legend Snoop Dogg announced he was changing his name to the more Rastafarian-friendly Snoop Lion last summer, cheesy jokes and corny accusations ensued.

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Africa Now music festival comes to Harlem, New York

The two day weekend event, a co-presentation by World Music Institute and the Apollo Theater will run from Friday, March 15 - 16, 2013 at the legendary Apollo Soundstage in the Harlem section of...

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Ninja Man, Specialist trade lyrical shots

Iconic dancehall artiste Ninja Man and former Magnum Kings and Queens of dancehall runner-up Specialist, have recorded a clash song together.

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CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: Dubbed out in Bucharest: Mahala Rai Bandaa (TM)S Balkan...

When Romania's Romany pop supergroup Mahala Rai Banda set cimbaloms skanking a few years ago on "Balkan Reggae," reggae DJs around Europe perked up and started dropping the track into their sets.

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Beacon of light begins to go dim

Since its inception, Alpha Boys' School has played a pivotal role in the lives of young, at-risk boys in Jamaica by equipping them with invaluable skills and ethics, preparing them for the arduous role...

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Dancehall's Godfather, a connoisseur of all Jamaican music

To many, especially the younger generation, dancehall music is perhaps the most popular Jamaican music genre, and certainly the longest living one, having its birth in 1983 and surviving to the present...

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White reggae artiste tries to connect

He visited Jamaica to shoot and promote his two latest reggae videos with Kabaka Pyramid and Richie Spice, but for United States-born artiste Jason McCommas, he is on a quest to highlight and uplift...

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Keeping the multitude fed

IT was tough for Jamaican musicians during the early days of touring, especially when it came to finding suitable foods.

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Many albums, few sales

Amid low album sales and illegal downloads worldwide, Jamaican artistes continue to release numerous albums and are convinced these projects are worthwhile ventures.

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Roads closed for Dennis Brown concert downtown Kingston

Several roads have been closed in downtown Kingston to facilitate the staging of a concert this afternoon in honour of revered reggae singer Dennis Brown.

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Barbara Jones still giving thanks

THERE is nothing more satisfying for gospel singer Barbara Jones than giving praise to God.

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Women's Tennis: Rutgers Tennis Drops 6-1 Decision to Barry

PISCATAWAY, N.J. In its first match of the spring break trip, the Rutgers women's tennis team fell to Barry University, 6-1, at the Buccaneer Tennis Center in Miami Shores, Fla., Sunday.

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Clash of the lions

DRESSED in camouflage-patterned army fatigues with black combat boots, legendary musician Bunny Wailer was in a militant mood when he visited the Jamaica Observer's Kingston office last week.

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Matisyahu explains why he got less religious

Cigarette in one hand and cup of tea in the other, Matisyahu sat down in his closet-sized dressing room during his European tour to talk about his life, his music, how he's raising his kids and the...

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Pelican Grand Beach Resort offering special package for Tortuga Music Festival

If you are lucky enough to be headed to the Tortuga Music Festival, and haven't yet made plans for accommodations, the Pelican Grand Beach Resort has just come out with a weekend package.

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