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Mikey Dread, was a Jamaican icon who transformed reggae, radio, and dub with his groundbreaking sound and fearless innovation ...

Reggae icon Junior Byles - whose real name ... a session musician whose credits also include songs by Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, Ziggy Marley, The Melody Makers, and Lauryn Hill.

Caymanian reggae artist Jean Eric ‘Mr. Notch’ Smith ... He performed on stage with international artists including Dennis Brown, Beenie Man, Gregory Isaacs, Mikey Spice, Damian Marley ...

Today, we pause to honour Garnett Silk, the golden voice of 1990s roots reggae, who would have turned 59 years old ... His musical influences ranged from the greats—Bob Marley, Jacob Miller, and ...

Reggae music has been made on Canadian ... "This was where all the artists rehearsed here for shows, [Bob] Marley, Dennis Brown, all these great artists," Douglas told CityNews in 2023.

Few musicians embody the essence of reggae quite like Earl “Chinna” Smith. A guitarist of rare talent and deep spiritual conviction, Smith has been at the heart of reggae music for over five decades, ...

Songwriter and producer Mikey Bennett remembers the first time that he collaborated with Dennis Brown, affectionately dubbed the Crown Prince of Reggae. Brown, who died in July 1999, was born on ...

February marks National Reggae Month — a time to celebrate the rich anthology of Jamaican music and honor the birthdays of late icons Dennis Brown and ... everybody about artists that they ...

Among them he lists Jamaican pioneers like Dennis Brown, Freddie McGregor and ... Solo was a graffiti artist before taking on the stage name Solo Banton and committing his life to reggae. In 2009, his ...

“The month starts with the recognition of the birth of the Crown Prince of Reggae Dennis Emmanuel Brown and, by the time we get to six days in, we celebrate the birth of the reggae ...

The store evolved into a recording studio and starting base for poor but up-and-coming reggae artists including Bob Marley and the Wailers, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Peter Tosh, Gregory Isaacs and Dennis ...