Kingston: Tessanne delivered an electrifying performance at Redbones the Blues Cafe, on Friday, September 6, 2012.

Kingston: On Friday night, Redbones the Blues Cafe lit up to the sounds of Nadine Sutherland and an impressive cadre of friends.

The Jamaica Music Museum opened its first major exhibition Equal Rights: Reggae and Social Change at its interim home at the Water Lane exhibition space, Institute of Jamaica, Downtown Kingston, on Sunday August 12, 2012.

The wind coming off the Caribbean sea gusted through the grounds, while the sea frothed and foamed on the beach below. Wicky Wacky, a quaint sea-side venue in Bull Bay, St. Andrew, which evokes words like irie and ital, is alive with the sounds of Reggae and dub.

It’s been approximately six years since Sean Paul released an album but last night, Wednesday night, June 13, 2012,  Tomahawk Technique, the artist’s fifth studio, received its Jamaican launch at the Fiction Night Club, Kingston.

Academic discourse surrounding Reggae had started off the first night of Jubilation 50, the 2012 installment of the Calabash International Literary Festival, Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth.

Reggae songstress Etana has released a new single, dubbed ‘Reggae’. The ballad, which compares love to the thrilling rhythms of Reggae music will be featured on the next installment of the popular compilation series, Strictly The Best, set to be released in June of 2012.

Despite the very clunky title, the concert Michael Sean Harris and Friends: A Breath of Fresh Air’ was actually a refreshing evening of music, and far from the average Friday night fare. The performance took place at Redbones the Blues Cafe, New Kingston, on May 11, 2012.

Trinidad Carnival is most often associated with pan and calypso music.