
While many Jamaican artists try to make it at home, many others try making a name for themselves overseas and tonight fresh from the UK is Stylo G. Here he spoke of his upbringing, starting his career in the UK, finding “Stylo G“, the Dancehall scene in the UK and how he’s contributing to it, his first single “SoundBwoy” which became a huge hit, his new single “Yardie“, life in UK and future plans. A good interview here, Stylo has been doing his thing for quite a while and I believe he’ll be even bigger this year. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.






Quilt is a Performing Arts group from Jamaica and today they represent the Island in the 2014 Contacting The World Finale event held in Manchester, England. Contacting The World showcases Performing Arts from all over the world. Check out the live stream below and share your thoughts in the comments section. Good luck Quilt!
Blazing some great Reggae music today is UK based DJ Neeko with his new mix. Titled “Yard Vybz 003“, this is an hour’s worth of the best, positive, uplifting and refreshing Reggae music from some of the best artists out there. Always a good listen from DJ Neeko so download and “Hold a vibes“. Check out the mix below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
With a career spanning over 30 years, Maxi Priest was one of acts who had a brilliant run with fusing Reggae Music with R&B. Tonight on a special edition of Onstage, Winford Williams had a chat with the artist. Here he spoke on his upbringing in the UK, his love for music and his influences, challenges he has faced growing up and during the start of his career, how his first hit came about and being the first British Reggae act to score a #1 in the US, stardom locally and internationally, and many more. Great interview here as we get to look at Maxi’s background and journey through his extensive career. He also premiered a new music video for his “Easy To Love” single. Such a great artist. Check out the videos below and share your thoughts in the comments section.