Riddims n Vibes

[...] ; a phrase coined (as was the name reggae itself) by Toots Hibbert of Toots and the Maytals. Bob Marley Reggae is associated above all with one man: Robert Nesta Marley. Bob Marley had established [...]

[...] Windhoek — Tonight Namibian Reggae artists celebrate the live of  Bob Marley and other fallen reggae heroes at the Zenzo’s Lounge Bar. Crucial Productions, Base FM [...]

[...] What I really like about a Bob Marley poster, is how he seems to be grander and mystical. I would have loved catching Bob Marley in [...]

[...] in 1973 in Jamaica. At 19. He was already named the most popular artist in Jamaica. He broke Bob Marley’s record for the most number one singles in a year. Most of them are from his outstanding [...]

[...] The island of Cebu has been the place for the Caribbean vibe of reggae music for years. Being named as the reggae capital of the Philippines, it is the home for [...]

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[...] one of the Caribbean islands that have a very rich culture and lifestyle. It is famous for the reggae music which is a combination of afro beats and rhythms that have become a sound to reckon with in [...]

[...] international audience in his release of the album Jah Glory in 1985.  Blondy believed reggae music as a spiritual celebration and as a tool for human liberation. His songs were a balance of [...]

[...] piracy is also something that the authorities are not to fond of. To ignore piracy in the music industry is a mistake. The reality is that most people have at least one song that they downloaded [...]

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[...] which said to be originated in Central America, it is said to be a sure hit in the Dance Music Industry. Isla Era band are composed of the following pure born and bred Davaoenos namely:  Romeo [...]

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[...] ” in 2000 was a major breakthrough in his career. Tracks from it are constantly heard in radio stations and some even topped the charts. After two years, the album was backed up by “Ghetto [...]

[...] Again” talks about the band’s journey from a young cover band to a chart topping reggae artist. The carrier single and also the album title talks about the touring experience of the band, [...]

[...] A native of Kingston, Jamaica, Jah Cure or Siccature Alcock in real life is a reggae artist who had his break during the 90’s. His single named “King of the Jungle” [...]

[...] albums. Bob Marley has sold more reggae albums posthumously than any other reggae recording reggae artist. On his birthday, February 6, 2001 Marley was awarded a star on the famed Hollywood Walk of [...]