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Taxi 109’s new single is out, and it has a lot to do with the British Isles. Recorded in English, the genre is reminiscent of ...

The monumental soundtrack of Perry Henzell’s film, starring Jimmy Cliff, powered the best musical of 2025. Its creators discuss bringing their hit back after the reggae giant’s death ...

Peter Kong tells NBC News' Gadi Schwartz that his "number one goal is keeping his family safe" as Hurricane Melissa approaches Jamaica with category 5 strength.Oct ...

Afro-Jamaican artist Faith Barbee Eselebor has officially unveiled her African-inspired fashion brand, African Barbee, during ...

The Kes the Band frontman checks in with Billboard at the 2026 Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival. Get all the details.

"Mom Like Me" message is to shine a light on the mothers of the world, who are experiencing hard times on account of ...

Eric Clapton recorded his only U.S. No. 1, a cover of reggae star Bob Marley's "I Shot the Sheriff", 52 years ago today.

In honour of Mother's Day, Observer Online is saluting several women who played important roles in the reggae movement.

IShowSpeed went viral during his Caribbean tour after learning dreadlocks' origins trace back to Kenya’s Mau Mau fighters and ...

The dancehall landscape in 2026 is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with three of its biggest stars—Masicka, Vybz Kartel, and Spice—each making bold moves that redefine the genre's trajectory.

Stylist Ivy Coco Maurice shares the importance of family and fashion, and the deep Jamaican history behind their style.