When Colin “Iley Dread” Levy decided to start a record label in 1995, he did not want to focus solely on music. He wanted the company to reflect the benevolence of his Rastafarian faith.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Guyana will host the Caribbean Festival of Arts (CARIFESTA) in October next year promising to deliver “a festival that celebrates the diversity, creativity, and shared identity of our region”.

Singer/songwriter Hopeton Lindo released his EP, A Miracle, on August 21. He produced the six-song project for his Irie Pen Records.

Not many artists can say Sly Dunbar played on their first song, but Lebanese singer Fred Debs is among that rare group. The legendary drummer, who died last January, backed him on Seasons, his debut single.

At his mother’s funeral last May, Singer Dee sang Treat Mama Good, a song he was about to record with fellow artist Richie Spice. The last of her eight children, he recalls doing an impromptu performance of the song for her in 2025.

After years of soaking up the reggae vibe from his home in Rochester, New York, Rivas finally got a chance to meet some of his heroes when he visited Jamaica for the first time in 2024.

In an era that has seen Jamaica produce several world-beaters, Errol Bean believes it is critical for ‘elders’ like himself to project positive vibes. That is the message behind Born to Be A Champion: Hold on To Your Dreams, his latest song.

OCHO RIOS, St. Ann — Island Village in Ocho Rios is preparing to become the centre of Jamaica’s fashion spotlight this November as it welcomes the inaugural staging of Jamaica Fashion Week, scheduled for November 19–22, 2026.

MIAMI, FL — After more than two decades of building an international career that has taken his music across genres, cultures and continents, recording artist Honorebel returns to the sound at the heart of his musical journey with his highly anticipated 14th studio album, "Winner Circle," arriving worldwide August 21, 2026.

NEW YORK, New York – Trinidadians in New York will get their chance to celebrate Independence Day together on Saturday, nearly two weeks after the city’s inaugural Independence Parade was cancelled over safety concerns.

NEW YORK, New York – Organizers of the Caribbean Music Awards (CMA) have announced the first group of performers for the event’s fourth staging, scheduled for Sept. 19 at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA) in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

It has been some time since a homegrown Canadian artist hit Jamaican charts with a hardcore dancehall song. The last time that happened was 1995 when Snow rocked dance halls with Anything For You.