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The Wailers Trio Keeps The Legacy Alive With “Rastaman 50” Project


The 1970s in Jamaica witnessed a shift thanks to the gradual rise of Reggae Music. When it expanded to Roots Reggae, the grip it had o the world was unshakable. There were many who represented the music very well, but when it came to Robert Nesta Marley, Neville Livingston, and Winston McIntosh a.k.a. Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer, and Peter Tosh, it was about building legacies. The three started out in the 1960s as “The Wailers“, and moved from singing Ska, to dropping solid messages in Reggae. 1976 would come, and the group split. With each having a significant presence in the culture, they released solo albums. Bob entered with “Rastaman Vibration” as Bob Marley and new version of The Wailers, Tosh would follow up with his debut album “Legalize It“, and Bunny finished off the rollout with his debut album “Blackheart Man“. These 3 albums would become very important releases for that year, and they continue to hold major significance and influence today. Carrying on the legacy is The Wailers Trio. Consisting of Blvk H3ro, J Written, and Dahvid Slur (The lineup previously featured original member Asadenaki Wailer, and Reggae Artist Bingi), the group looks to further solidify the legacy of The Wailers, while strengthening their respective solo careers. It has been 50 years since the trio of Reggae album releases, and the new project “Rastaman 50” does its part in recognizing them.

Consisting of 12 songs, The Wailers Trio pays tribute to “Rastaman Vibration”, “Legalize It”, and “Blackheart Man” with “Rastaman 50”. Reworking choice cuts from each project, Blvk H3ro, J Written, and Dahvid Slur do their part in paying homage. “Rastaman 50” will attract younger listeners, who will go on to not only do their research on the group, but tap into the catalogue of the legends. Production on the album comes from the likes of JayEDGE, Dave Prime Time, and Maxine Stowe who take inspiration from original producers Lee “Scratch” Perry, Aston and Carlton Barrett, while Cen’C Love joins in on a number of tracks.

50 years is a long time, and when you have something that is still recognized after all that time, you have to show respect. The original Wailers members may have transitioned, but their works continue to be carried by the offspring, of blood, and of influence. The Wailers Trio continues to wave the flag.

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Prince Guava’s “Aye” Goes Viral Again, Releases “Big Deal” Single


You’ve seen his Comedy content for years, and you watched him compete in “The Influence Playbook“, but if you haven’t been made aware, Mandeville Creator Prince Guava is also a Recording Artist. For a few years, he has been releasing music, with some of his singles enjoying viral moments. In 2020, he released “ABC“, a parody of the popular Alphabet song, and it catapulted him into the mainstream. In 2024, he released “Aye“. Produced by Steel Chest, the track gained a viral moment on TikTok, boosting the numbers for the single, and the 2025 music video. In 2026, the song would return to the viral spotlight.

Since his appearance on the reality show series “The Influence Playbook” along with content from the Influence Jamaica camp, there was a surge of interest in Prince Guava’s music. “Aye” quickly came to mind for many of his fans, and Social Media platforms TikTok and Instagram were open for new posts to emerge in support of the track. From “GRWM” videos, to road trip content, “Aye” has increased in streams, produced well over 10,000 videos of content, and many fans are looking forward to follow ups. Producer Steel Chest saw the demand, and recently teased an “Aye (Remix)” featuring fellow Manchester Dancehall Artist/Social Media Personality Top Banks. While the remix awaits its release day, Guava premiered the single, “Big Deal“. Produced by Tjtorry106 on the “Graduation Riddim“, Prince Guava gets playful here, and looks to make “Big Deal” another banger in his catalogue. With the wave he’s on lately, he’s just making use of every second. Just like the Comedy, keep the music on repeat.

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.@RieOsei, Yaksta, XKappe & More Featured In “What’s On 13th Street?”


Since March 2025, we premiered a new weekly Playlist called, “What’s On 13th Street?“. Since then, we have featured over 1100 new songs from Artists in and outside the Caribbean. Some are your faves, others are legends in the game, and some newcomers. Please show your support for the Playlist by liking/following it on Spotify and NOW Audiomack, share with your friends regularly, and enjoy!

This week for “What’s On 13th Street?“, Ghana’s Rie Osei released “Honest”, Yaksta gets controversial in “Who Fi Tap Eh”, XKappe is a smooth Criminal in “God Mood”, Shenseea drops her “Catalyst” EP, Compass gets lyrical in “Wull On”, Nigeria’s Joeboy is all about the “Pretty Girls”, and more.

The “What’s On 13th Street?” Playlist is now available for streaming on Spotify and Audiomack.

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Keks Mafia Channels A Hip Hop Legend With The “10 Bouyon Commandments”


Dominican Artist Keks Mafia has been in the game for years, and it made him an animal. Doing his part in pushing Bouyon Music is no easy task, and he has represented well for the culture. He believes in a bigger opportunity for the culture, which would make many elevate. However, there are rules. He shares them in, “10 Bouyon Commandments“.

Produced by Xavern Labega a.k.a. Xavvoknockin for Knockin Records, Keks Mafia borrows from the late Notorious B.I.G’s “10 Crack Commandments” for “10 Bouyon Commandments”. He gets to the point, he tells the listeners, the Artists, and the Creatives the dos and don’ts here, and breaking the rules will have consequences. He doesn’t waste any time as he delivers his message straight from the Studio in a music video directed by Glo Sho Multimedia. The Bouyon movement has been enjoying steady growth in the past couple years, and with the likes of Rudy Ru$h, LitleBoy, Triszy, and MiiMii KDS doing their part, a lot more will be happening. Stick to the rules, and don’t slip up!

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Rajahwild Shows Range With “FTW” Project, But Can It Advance The Culture?


I get it, Dancehall has become stagnant over the years. Complex styles and lyricism that many cheered for, have now given way to more catchy hooks, trendy topics, and controversial measures. No idea is original in Jamaica, and there have been Artists who have attempted to blend Dancehall with Rock Music, Hip Hop, R&B/Pop, and even Soca Music in the 90s. The newer generations coined them Traphall/Chop Dancehall, Rock Dancehall, Alt. Dancehall, Dancehall Pop, etc., in hopes of creating more globally-recognized subgenres. Some broke ground, but for one reason or another they didn’t maintain the presence for long. Different Artists, same mission.

In the late 2010s/Early 2020s, the Trap Dancehall movement secure some footing, allowing newer acts to experiment. Since the 2010s, the rise of Tommy Lee Sparta and his Goth Dancehall sound produced offspring. We’ve had Skeng, Cyash, Ayetian, Witty, and Rajahwild to name a few. Speaking of Rajahwild, since his advent in the early 2020s, he has built a movement taking influences from Trap Dancehall and Rock Dancehall. He leaned more into the Rock side in recent times, and while it has carried him far, is it enough to cause a major shift in scene, and put Dancehall on a much greater scale in the world? His “FTW” project looks to do its part.

Featuring 10 tracks, Rajahwild shows some range with the release of, “FTW”. Gone are the days of just deejaying, there are blends and subgenres that the younger generation will co-sign. He has already called himself a Rockstar, and “FTW” looks into the “Sinful” Deejay’s lifestyle of Women, money, drugs, and the fast life. On the surface it may seem all fun and high energy, but he slips in times where he deals with love and its various episodes, and moments of loneliness and depression. The energy on the new project is infectious, and for those new to the Deejay may be startled at first, but will catch on. The Production by Yo Christon, Dan Sky, RatBatColony, Anju Blaxx, Circa Eleven, and Dethwrld help to give Rajahwild’s lyrics the much-needed support, tapping into Hip Hop, Rock, Dancehall, and Alternative sounds. The Deejay owns the stage here, but still has space for his partner-in-crime Sp!da on one track.

We welcome the various extensions in Dancehall, and Reggae Music on a greater aspect. We have welcomed the many styles and experiments on this platform for years, and Rajahwild is no different. The advancements are important, but the bigger question is, can it advance the culture? It’s going to take more than Social Media discourse. We need fans to support to projects financially, buy the merch offered, attend the events, spread the word on a global scale. We also need more world collaborations, and we need the Artists to pay attention, and get to work. Every year there is an argument about Dancehall Music not having a GRAMMY category, we need to exit from the word salads and clouds of hot air, and make solid steps towards making the genre and subgenres serious contenders in the world. Today, press play on “FTW”. It’s a sinful season!

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.@KendrickLamar & @AgentSasco’s “The Blacker The Berry” Featured In “Bass X Machina” Premiere


Earlier this month, the much-anticipated Anime series “Bass X Machina” premiered. The Netflix limited series focuses on Steampunk, Outlaws, and the Wild West. The series stars Brian Tyree Henry as Bass Reeves, a Black Bounty Hunter and Father who is forced to live the life of Judge, Jury, and Executioner. Tati Gabrielle stars as Dana Starr, an aspiring Teen Engineer who joins Bass on his journey. The series features People Of Colour, and taps into Technology, and music. Speaking of music, the series boasts a unique soundtrack, and for the series premiere, a familiar sound was featured.

In the premiere episode of “Bass X Machina”, “The Blacker The Berry” by Kendrick Lamar and Agent Sasco was featured. Produced by Boi-1da, Terrace Martin, and the KOZ, the track was featured on the GRAMMY-winning 2015 album, “To Pimp A Butterfly“. A remixed version of the track was featured during one of the Anime’s action scenes. If you haven’t yet, check out “Bass X Machina” on Netflix.

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