Interviews

Jamaican Hip-Hop Grows Despite Local Resistance
By Erik Magni on 01 Feb 2013

"There is this perception that the world only wants reggae and dancehall from Jamaica"

Interview: Jeramiah Ferrari
By Norman Darwen on 01 Feb 2013

"We get known as Manchester Reggae, but it's universal, isn't it?"

Interview: Romain Virgo in Italy
By Nadia Bestjamaica on 27 Jan 2013

"We have to think about the people who created the business"

Interview: Lee Perry Speaks His Mind
By Gerard McMahon on 26 Jan 2013

"Many men sell their soul to the God of money. Some even sell their souls to reggae"

Interview: Soothsayers
By Angus Taylor on 24 Jan 2013

"People have been telling us to do our own vocals for a long time"

Interview: Don Campbell
By Angus Taylor on 20 Jan 2013

"My father passed away last year... I took time out of the scene for personal reasons and I've...

Interview: Busy Signal Free
By Steve James on 18 Jan 2013

"Nobody in the world can derail me from how I do music"

Interview: Mad Professor (Part 2)
By Angus Taylor on 30 Dec 2012

"If you study reggae and the roots of reggae you have to enjoy soul"

20 Voices Telling Their Reggae Story
By Erik Magni on 27 Dec 2012

BB Seaton, Sly Dunbar, Etana and more talk about the impact of reggae music in the world.

Interview: Mad Professor (Part 1)
By Angus Taylor on 23 Dec 2012

"I took dub into the world of stereo"

Interview: SOJA
By Erik Magni on 22 Dec 2012

"Music is a leader you don't have to vote for and it speaks to the hearts of every human race"

Interview: U-Roy
By Angus Taylor on 20 Dec 2012

"When I started the only "rappers" I heard were people who got a job in a store wrapping gifts!"

Interview: Cedric Myton
By Gerard McMahon on 16 Dec 2012

"Heart of the Congos album - no, I didn't realise the impact it would have"

Interview: Toots Hibbert (2012)
By Angus Taylor on 03 Dec 2012

"Leslie Kong was nice... I wish he was alive today"

Interview: Bambu Station
By Erik Magni on 02 Dec 2012

"I don't compare us with the Wailers, but we're influenced by them"

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