Interviews

Interview: Benaissa
By Erik Magni on 21 Feb 2011

"I actually intend to drop a real roots album on JahSolidRock"

Interview: Courtney John, A Retro-Modern Balancing Act
By Tomas Palermo on 14 Feb 2011

"Sometimes people abuse the privilege of how powerful reggae is"

Interview: Sadiki
By Angus Taylor on 14 Feb 2011

"Reggae music will always be a Jamaican art-form if Jamaicans embrace it"

Interview: Curtis Lynch
By Angus Taylor on 11 Feb 2011

"Any time I feel sad I find myself in the studio. Alcoholics drink, smokers smoke, I end up in the...

Interview: Protoje
By Angus Taylor on 10 Feb 2011

"My mother gave up music for school so I gave up school for music"

Interview: Lyricson
By Franck Blanquin on 04 Feb 2011

"The most important thing is not to betray myself in my choices. I do things as I feel them"

Interview: Lloyd Brown
By Angus Taylor on 01 Feb 2011

"I was not born in Jamaica and I don't think that should be a handicap to me or my music"

Interview: Roberto Sanchez
By Angus Taylor on 28 Jan 2011

"I honestly think people in Europe are playing better roots music than in Jamaica right now"

Interview: Alpheus
By Angus Taylor on 26 Jan 2011

"This album is the best work I’ve done. If I don’t sing another note, I don’t...

Interview: Cen'C Love
By McClain Johnson on 21 Jan 2011

"Probably as soon as I could talk I wrote my first song"

Interview: Manjul
By Valentin Zill on 14 Jan 2011

"Africa was calling me from long time"

Interview: Romain Virgo
By Erik Magni on 11 Jan 2011

"Donovan Germain has become something of a father figure to me"

Interview: Afrikan Simba Part 2 - His Music
By Angus Taylor on 08 Jan 2011

"I’ve never really thought about success. When you’re walking somewhere, you...

Interview: Afrikan Simba Part 1 - His Life
By Angus Taylor on 29 Dec 2010

"Peace, love and unity are children and their parents are equality and justice"

Interview: Glen Washington
By Angus Taylor on 22 Dec 2010

"I wish that a whole lot more artists would actually stand up for clean music. For music that will...

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