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VIDEO: How Cocaine and The Casio MT-40 Killed Reggae (Reggae History)

FAIM Hub | March 25, 2020

This is video by INK TV came across my timeline and provided an interesting listen/watch as it relates to the “demise” of and some what “stagnation” of reggae music and the root cause why it’s not bigger on the world stage in some regard. As a reggae warrior, I believe […]

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VIDEO: Hyah Fyah Salutes the Survivors With “Si Wi Yah Now”

FAIM Hub | March 17, 2020

Reggae artiste Hyah Fyah 360 is turning heads with the optimistic message and realist philosophy behind his new single “Si Wi Yah Now“. “The song has the right sound and energy as a reggae song but, more important, it has a message about being proud and grateful for what one […]

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VIDEO: Highly (Get To Me) – Jah9

FAIM Hub | March 5, 2020

We are valuable and deserving of love and consideration. Choose well. #NoteToSelf “What is the measure of a man? I celebrate all my brethren who are deserving of praise for their great love and discipline… I honour those, who like the King, hold themselves to a higher standard… this song […]

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VIDEO: Try Again – TeePolo

FAIM Hub | February 28, 2020

Check out this brand new single, “Try Again“, from the versatile and ever positive TeePolo, reggae/dancehall artiste with a difference. Hailing from the reggae mecca of the world, Jamaica, TeePolo, now residing in Canada, has set herself apart with her musical standard and style. TeePolo has done it again, as […]

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Jamaicans Need More Reggae Events Says Capleton

FAIM Hub | February 24, 2020

Reggae/Dancehall artiste Capleton is lamenting the low number of stage shows being held annually in Jamaica. According to the “Fireman,” for a country that has produced Reggae and four other genres, it was disconcerting that Jamaica does not have enough stage shows throughout the year. “I even did a song […]