THE MIGHTY SPARROW ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY! |. “He is responding well to treatment and his health is progressing. Yes, he is talking and his health has improved. However, he continues to need prayers and we as a family are thankful for the support and the prayers he has received since he became ill….
BUJU BANTON— By Davina Henry—- Having been in the music industry for many years, Donovan Germain, CEO of Penthouse Records is celebrating his label’s 25th anniversary and musical journey with a commemorative CD and DVD package via VP records.
Millie Small— Millie Small kick-starts Jamaican music’s popularity around the world Millie Small was reported to be 15 years old when Island Records boss, Chris Blackwell, recruited her in 1964, as part of his efforts to help set up his fledgling label.
VETERAN singer/producer Enos McLeod is charting a comeback after a prolonged absence from the Jamaican music scene. The 67-year-old McLeod did some of his best work during the 1970s. His hit songs include Jestering and Money Worries.
Sean Paul By Hasani Walters “Is a lot of talk about me and what I’ve done. To me, I know what I’ve done in life and mi nuh tek back nuh step that I’ve made,” Sean Paul told The Sunday Gleaner.
ETANA By Davina Henry On the heels of a successful American tour and several new singles, reggae singer Etana has opted out of a recording contract with VP Records. Etana, who has been signed to the international label since 2007, was under a publishing and recording contract. The terms of the agreement were that Etana would release one album with VP…
