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| Kendrick Lamar and Assassin |
Dope! Assassin aka Agent Sasco and Kendrick Lamar as shared on Assassin’s social media. With his latest album “The Theory of Reggaetivity” hitting Billboard Reggae charts and a first ever in his professional career, Assassin aka Agent Sasco welcome his #ReapYear.
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| Jah Cure |
Jah Cure did not win the Grammy this time around but neither has he lost anything. With a Grammy nomination under his belt and for an album he produced independently, the reggae crooner may want to also consider entering the world of fashion business.
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| Nesbeth meets David Rodigan |
“Courage is not having the strength to go on. It is going on when you don’t have the strength.”Living through one of the saddest moments of his life, Nesbeth’s journey has become bitter/sweet. Having now been officially awarded “Song Of The Year” for his timeless single My Dream, the man who has become one of, if not, the biggest motivator through his song coming out of Jamaica, is stricken with grief and about to lay to rest his wife, AnnMarie Angella Elliott-Nesbeth (R.I.P.).
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| Olaf (l) Safaree (r) |
Olaf and Safaree, both Jamaicans doing their thing on the international scene. Safaree shared a photo of them both after an interview on California’s Power 106FM. The rapper alleged to have been Hip-Hop’s most current and successful female artist Nicki Minaj’s ghostwriter drew singer/songwriter Olaf to collaborate on the track “I Can’t Lie” off his latest project, “It Is What It Is,” an EP also featuring a joint with Bounty Killer. Safaree has found himself in the spotlight and working hard for his big come up as a Hip-hop artiste.
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| King Jammys and Prof. Carolyn Cooper |
He led the digital revolution in 1985 with the first totally digital reggae record, Under Mi Sleng Teng. With over 150 albums in his catalogue legendary producer Lloyd “King Jammys” James O.D. received a Honour Award from the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA). Check out the 2016 Honour Awardees
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