Words by Martei Korley
In a time where reggae and dancehall is often described as needing some ex-factor; it is interestingly enough often a return to the basics that provides it.
Queen Ifrika has on her latest effort “Montego Bay” done so better than most. The one-drop riddims she flows on are actually true one-drop rather than the tinny substitute being pawned off as the real thing these days.
In Ras Kassa The Guru’s video, a tribute to every woman, Ifrika showcases her versatility and the many roles a woman has to play in this modern world. All cast in something as mundane as a supermarket… Large Up, Ifrika!
The one-time Ward 21 protégé is back in the dancehall conversation with the uplifting “Can’t…
Hip-hop’s master storyteller returns with a reggae/dancehall-flavored collaboration
Africa's dancehall ambassador on the cultural connections between Ghana and Jamaica.
From Illinois to Kingston, Jamaica, comes a story of fierce determination.
Rhea 'Rheezus' Prendergrast is a young woman from Jamaica, living in New York City, working…
LargeUp is bringing Caribbean sounds to Long Island's North Fork Saturday, July 29.
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