Interviews

Interview: Xema from Simma Stew Production
By Erik Magni on 13 May 2013

"I'm influenced by Willie Lindo from Heavy Beat Records and Lloyd Campbell from Joe Fraser Records"

Interview: Al Campbell
By Angus Taylor on 13 May 2013

"When Rodigan sees me he says "This man has a bag of history!""

Interview: Neil Perch from Zion Train
By Gerard McMahon on 11 May 2013

"The turning point for me was when I first saw the Jah Shaka sound play"

Interview: Million Stylez Yesterday and Today
By Erik Magni on 05 May 2013

"The album I'm working on will be strictly roots and consciousness"

Interview: 100 Seconds on Music with Usain Bolt
By Angus Taylor on 03 May 2013

"Growing up in Jamaica music is a part of life"

Interview: Jah9 (Part 2 - The Arrival)
By Angus Taylor on 29 Apr 2013

"When I sighted Rastafari every door opened"

Interview: Jah9 (Part 1 - The Education)
By Angus Taylor on 17 Apr 2013

"I'm kind of an introvert. I live in my head"

Interview: Matisyahu
By Erik Magni on 16 Apr 2013

"My life is still centered on God"

Interview: Ras Daniel Ray and Tu Shung Peng
By Franck Blanquin on 14 Apr 2013

"Our mission is to give another light to the roots music"

Interview: Hal Lewinson from The Fantels
By Ingmar Hugen on 13 Apr 2013

"We liked the sound that Joe Gibbs had at that time"

Interview: Curtis Lynch on Gregory Isaacs
By Angus Taylor on 11 Apr 2013

"Mr Clarke never opens his catalogue to anyone. I was like a kid in a sweet shop"

Interviews: Back To Africa Festival 2013
By Angus Taylor on 04 Apr 2013

"It's a dream that's reached the next level of reality"

Interview: Kubix
By Franck Blanquin on 01 Apr 2013

"Jamaican artists don't hesitate to choose French backing bands for their shows over Europe"

Interview: Chris Lane, Reggae Writer (Part 2)
By Angus Taylor on 31 Mar 2013

"The thing about Jamaican music is that it wasn't ever just about the music"

Interview: Chris Lane, Reggae Writer
By Angus Taylor on 24 Mar 2013

"I went from something that I sort of enjoyed to something I enjoyed a lot more"

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