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A deejay named gi joe, a champion of women and guns, mad cobra will assuredly go down in reggae history as the first jamaican artist to land a number 1 spot on the american charts with his hit flex in 1992. (11/24/2006)
DAVILLE
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daville, formerly of arp, falls into the "ladies' man" category, with a crystalline timbre not unlike sanchez, the difference being that he uses it as readily on reggae as on dancehall. while his reputation has not yet crossed th... (11/06/2006)
THE PIONEERS
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Formed in 1962 as ska and then rocksteady were making jamaica vibrate, the pioneers went on to become one of its most famous groups. (10/16/2006)
K2R RIDDIM
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A champion of the stage and of self-production, k2r riddim has managed to last and to build a loyal, wide audience around his music. (10/05/2006)
BEENIE MAN
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Beenie man, aka the doctor, is one of those who send dancehall music out of the fronteers. (09/25/2006)
DAMIAN MARLEY
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The youngest of the great marley family, damian "junior gong" marley literally blew up every world chart with the arrival of his album welcome to jamrock. (09/20/2006)