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The well-established and deep-rooted links between reggae and punk are being celebrated on ‘Punky Reggae Selecta,' just out from Universal Music Catalogue.
Playing For Change is more than a charity, and more than a series of recordings packed with musicians from around the globe. Read the uDiscover profile.
The charts for the week of February 17 2001 were good news all round for Shaggy, the master of Jamaican pop-rap.
Jamaica maintains its incredible output with numerous dancehall and roots reggae producers currently plying their trade in Kingston. Long may it continue!
Marley At 70 - What would have been the Bob Marley's 70th birthday on February 6 is the inspiration for the launch of some exciting social media activity.
Bob Marley and the Wailers performing "Trenchtown Rock" live at the Rainbow.
In this, Bob Marley’s 70th birthday year there will be a variety of releases and events to commemorate the legend, his work and iconic impact.
Two of the most important albums in the early history of pop-reggae hitmakers UB40 will be released in deluxe formats on March 2.
One of the reggae greats was ending the 1960s in style 45 years ago, when Jimmy Cliff made his US top 40 debut with ‘Wonderful World, Beautiful People.’
Graeme Goodall, Australian co-founder of Island Records with Chinese-Jamaican Leslie Kong and chief protagonist Chris Blackwell in 1959, has died at 82.
John Holt, the acclaimed reggae singer-composer known for his solo career and for writing ‘The Tide Is High,’ died on October 19.
Bob Marley & the Wailers’ multi-million-selling compilation, Legend, has become a Top Ten Legend, after 30 years, certified six-times platinum.
The superstardom of Bob Marley is a stark contrast to where he came from, but those with enough determination found a way out of the ghetto through music.
Island Life is coming back to London, with the famous label staging what’s intended as the first in a series of gigs featuring its hottest talent.
