- Reggae Diva Barbee Wins EME Award
- Stephen Marley Earns Reggae Grammy
- Digicel and Shaggy Team Up for Haiti Support
- Reggae Label Exec Launches Grammy Campaign
- Big Plans for Reggae Film Festival 2010
- Roots Reggae Vet Yabby You Dies at 63
- Jah Cure Nominated for Five EME Awards
- Bluefields' "Danger Boys" Make Big Gains in Central America
- Reggae Star Banton Moved to Tampa Before Hearing
- Buju Back on Billboard
- Third World Band 35th Anniversary Celebration Kicks Off At The Jamaica Jazz And Blues Festival
- David Isaacs Dead at 63
- Roots Revealers Ready to Conquer the Reggae World
- GrooveMaker® Reggae for the iPhone/iPod Touch
- Reggae Musician Ras Muhammad Joins Corruption Fight
- Rebelution To Tour With SOJA & ZION-I
- Nas & Damian Marley Join National Geo
- Beenie Man Dumped from "Big Day Out"
- New Zealand Music Festival Under Pressure
- Japanese Reggae Artist Thriving in the Solo Spotlight
- Matisyahu on Soundtracking the 2010 Winter Olympics
- Levi Roots to display at Food, Rum and Rhythm event in London
- Ky-Mani Marley to Highlight Bayjama Reggae Fest
- Matisyahu Pulls the "Switch"
- TV on the Radio Reggae Insipiration
Reggae Diva Barbee Wins EME AwardStephen Marley Earns Reggae Grammy Lucky seven, Marley magic, just plain talent, call it what you will, but producer/artist, Stephen Marley triumphed over brother Julian, Awake (Ghetto Youths/Tuff Gong/Universal Republic); Buju Banton, Rasta Got Soul (Gargamel Music, Inc); Gregory Isaacs, Brand New Me (Tad's Record) and Sean Paul, Imperial Blaze (VP/Atlantic) to take home the Reggae Grammy at last night's 52nd annual awards at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles. JAOBSERVER Digicel and Shaggy Team Up for Haiti Support One of the most poignant television images broadcast the first day that Haiti awoke to its wrecked landscape was that of a choir, standing in the rubble of their crumpled church, singing with joy and praise—such is the power of music to heal and uplift even the most damaged spirit. NET |
