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Richie Spice stands his ground on new LP “In The Streets to Africa”
By E. Houghton
A few years back Richie Spice took the reggae world by storm with the anti-violence anthem “Earth A Run Red,” a song whose massive popularity was prophetically tied to the violent days it chronicled. Then the album “Spice In Your Life” gained him critical praise internationally and positioned him to conquer the rest of the globe...
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The Marley Dynasty
By E. Houghton
Future historians may one day analyze that legacy in a different context, however, placing the Marley name between the Bushes and the Kennedys on a list of royal dynasties founded in the late 20th century...
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Toby Love
Former Aventura member Toby Love experiments with “Crunk-chata.”
Having made a name for himself as one of the few Puerto Rican contributors to the Dominican merengue sound with his stint in the hit group Aventura,...
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Hen-Rock
Tempo posse moved en Mas to Manhattan’s posh Capitale venue to document the capstone event of the Hennessy Artistry concert series with a little program we call Top Shelf Vibes.
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Caribbean Idol
Bajan heartthrob Rihanna reclaims her throne as the Queen of Summer.
Her sophomore LP enters new musical waters but the active ingredients
are still Caribbean flavor combined with the global appeal of a
teenager in love.
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Machel Montano
Gives us the low down on the evolution of Soca music.
They mixed Calypso with Indian rhythms and called it Soca music.
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