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- Sep 29, 2026
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‘Stitchie was a beloved soldier of Christ’ (opens the original)
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The music fraternity – both gospel and secular – is mourning the passing of legendary dancehall and gospel singer Cleve ‘Stitchie’ Laing. The entertainer, 63, died on Monday morning while a patient at the Kingston Public Hospital. Stitchie was admitted there last Thursday after being diagnosed with a low blood count. His wife Sophia, in an interview with THE STAR on Sunday, made an appeal for blood for the Wear Yuh Size entertainer. However, he passed away on Monday, September 28, the day before
JaRIA remembers bass player Jackie Jackson - Legendary bassist was celebrated at Back 2 Bass-es in February (opens the original)
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Seven months ago, bassist Jackie Jackson was one of six extraordinary foundation bass players celebrated by the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) at Back 2 Bass-es, a Reggae Wednesdays event held at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in Kingston. The event, which also featured legends such as Lloyd Parks, Errol ‘Flabba’ Holt, Boris Gardiner, Daniel ‘Axeman’ Thompson, and Donald ‘Danny Bassie’ Dennis formed part of JaRIA’s Reggae Month 2026 calendar under the them
5 Questions with Basillia Barnaby-Cuff (opens the original)
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Content creator, broadcaster, event emcee, author, and founder and director of the Sterling Gospel Music Awards are just some of the hats that Basillia Barnaby-Cuff wears. Barnaby-Cuff, a wife and mother – two roles which she cherishes above all others – oozes with panache, and, in addition to that, she really gets things done. Her bio states that she is an award-winning media personality with over 17 years of experience across radio, television and digital media. She has built a dynamic career,
5 Questions With Ma-Isheeba (opens the original)
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Ma-Isheeba is the woman who walks into a room, and heads automatically turn toward her. With her skin like ebony, her Afrocentric attire and winning smile, she makes a powerful statement, and everything comes together seamlessly when she takes a mic and starts singing. She has been singing all her life, and the girl, whose parents christened her Coral Gordon, is as accomplished as it gets in the world of music. A singer-songwriter, backing vocalist – as well as a holistic wellness practitioner –
Top marks for Excellence in Music Ceremony (opens the original)
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Glen Washington (right) receives Grammy Certificates for his contributions to Capleton’s Still Blazin’ and Third World’s Ain’t Givin’ Up. Joel Laing, the event’s sponsorship manager, makes the presentation. A happy Heather Cummings (left) collects her Grammy Certificate for background vocals on Beres Hammond’s ‘One Love, One Life’. Ashakay Campbell, Incognito Vacation Stays, makes the presentation. ‘Festive’ best describes the red carpet at Tuesday evening’s Excellence in Music Ceremony at The C
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