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Kabaka Pyramid still has lots to say - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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There is still a rebel in Kabaka Pyramid. Fifteen years after the Rebel Music era first introduced audiences to that particular side of his artistry, the Kingston-born musician has chosen to revisit familiar territory — but he is not quite the same man who entered it. Though the lyrical sharpness and the instinct to make music that says something beyond simply sounding good remains, time and a few battles of his own have added new layers to the story. That evolution is recognisable in his latest
Ny-Robii comes into his own - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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For years Dowayne J Morrison was comfortable allowing his music to take precedence over establishing his name. Long before he began seriously carving out his own space as Ny-Robii, the St Thomas-born artiste was already putting his pen to work behind the scenes, contributing to songs recorded by dancehall entertainer Pamputtae, including Good Good, Drive Mi Good, Stop It, and Good Gold. Back then, he was known as Priceless. Today, with a new name, a clearer sense of direction, and an increasing
Stitchie: A legacy that connected dancehall, gospel - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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Lieutenant Stitchie’s voice may have fallen silent, but the influence of the veteran deejay — who commanded respect in both secular dancehall and gospel music spheres — is expected to continue reverberating across generations. The veteran artiste, whose given name was Cleveland “Cleve” Laing, died at Kingston Public Hospital on Monday morning, one day shy of his 61st birthday. The news comes less than 24 hours after his wife, Sophia Laing, confirmed that the entertainer had been hospitalised wit
Skippa in int’l spotlight - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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When the Jamaica Observer named Skippa one of its artistes to watch at the start of 2026, the prediction came with the expectation that the young dancehall artiste’s momentum was worth keeping an eye on. What has followed, however, stretches well beyond even his own expectations. There was the touring, the growing audiences, the songs steadily finding new listeners, and, perhaps most significantly, recognition from one of the music industry’s most established brands — Billboard. Still, as the ar
Love & Harmony turns 10 with a family affair at sea - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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For a decade, Love & Harmony Cruise has been bringing Caribbean music lovers together on the high seas. Next year the celebration is getting even more personal as the popular music cruise marks its 10th anniversary. With a special Mother’s Day voyage scheduled from May 6 to 11, 2027, the whole family will be invited to celebrate a milestone that has become as much about community as it is about music. Reggae icon Beres Hammond will be captaining the ship once more and, as it has done for the pas
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